Just back - rode Soarin' and other news!

[cdrn1]

Is there a height restriction on Soarin'? We are going with DGD 16 months and figure that's something we won't be able to try if it's waaay up in the air. Very curious to hear if it's something a little one would be safe on.

 

[safetymom]

The top row is 40 ft. off the ground. Your row of seats moves like it is a hang glider while the screen is projecting the images. You go up and down in response to what is being shown on the screen.

 

[jenr812]

Is there a height restriction on Soarin'? We are going with DGD 16 months and figure that's something we won't be able to try if it's waaay up in the air. Very curious to hear if it's something a little one would be safe on.

I'm wondering about a height restriction too - we'd love to ride with our DS who will be 3 weeks away from 3 yo at the time (though he is petite!).

 

[safetymom]

40 inches is the height requirement.

 

[cdrn1]

40 inches is the height requirement.

Thanks, Safetymom. That's what I needed to know!

 

[jenr812]

40 inches is the height requirement.

Thanks!

 

[fam4jc]

That shocks me that we were so high off the floor in the front row! We sure couldn't tell! It's a very beautiful and gentle ride. For the children they have these yellow loops that you run the seatbelt through before buckling them into their seats.

My guess about the crowd level would be about the same next year as this year pretty low as long as the Spring breaks are running near Easter again. The first part of our trip was much more crowded than the later half of our trip (Sun & Mon were still pretty crowded but not as bad as last June) and the headliner attractions had long waits those days. You will probably still need to have some type of touring stategy so you get to see Your families "must see" stuff.. I would anyway just in case it become more crowded while you are there.