Might be considered Dumbo sized

[indy4192]

I have reviewed the posting on the Pooh sized thread and am feeling better about my chances of riding the rides I am interested in. My real concern is that I might be a bit more then Pooh sized, and more like Dumbo size. I am 6ft tall and about 425, with it all around the stomach. While I can fit into airlines seats without to much discomfort, I do require a seat belt extender. So my question is, while it appears Disney is Pooh sized friendly, what is Pooh sized for guys and on do they offer seat belt extensions on seat belt rides.

 

[evedoe]

My bother is about your size and he rides everything at Disney. I don't recall him ever getting a seat belt extender, but I know a lot of the seat belts at Disney are a lot longer than at most other parks. He even rode Mission Space and I hear that one is a tight fit (I wouldn't know as I won't go on it). I have noticed that Disney is more sensitive about size issues than other parks we have been to.

 

[kaytieeldr]

One tip I've read is to pull the seatbelt alllllllllll the way out before you sit down. Sit, fasten and let it retract to fit.

 

[indy4192]

I am really looking forward to that, as I have never found a ride where the seat belt was big enough, even pulled all the way out. Ah but I can dream....

 

[Honeymooners1021]

subcribing--- Here is also a link to a website that shows pictures of the rides. My fiance is a big guy and he isn't afraid to admit it but he doesn't like suprises. Not that everyone's opinion about the rides isn't valid. He also has to use a seat belt extender on the plane. This website is helping him make decisions about certain rides and attractions.

http://www.allearsnet.com/tp/gal_ride.htm