Need advice on rides Help!!!!

[fus$1hud]

We are a family or 6 and this will be our very 1st trip to WDW. My husband is a big guy (about 300 lbs). Im concerned that we will not be able to get on a lot of the rides as a family. Has anyone encountered this? R there any rides we should stay away from or any that r accomodating?

 

[skuttle]

Check out this article on Deb's site. Disney At Large

 

[dotgirl]

I'm a little concerned about that myself - my husband is just under 300lbs and very tall (so he doesn't look it), but I don't want him to have a bad experience not fitting on any rides.

This page was helpful - http://www.allearsnet.com/tp/ridsiz.htm and as I recall from my last trip to DL with my brother (well over 300lbs), he was able to go on all the rides he wanted to.

 

[fus$1hud]

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! We recently went to Ocena City and my husband had to get off of the ride because of his stomach. I didn't want to get to WDW to have this happen again, especially in front of the kids. Thanks again--the site is great!

 

[karemore]

When we were at MK in April we loved Mickey's Philharmagic. The second time we went in was very uncomfortable for me though due to the large woman sitting next to me.

She was already seated, and overflowing into MY seat. The theater was packed, and I had no choice but to sit ON the parts of this woman that were in my seat. I was so embarassed, but heck, it was MY seat.

I also remember on Splash Mt DH and I were packed in pretty tightly. His legs are long and we had a backpack.

The problem with a log of attractions at WDW is you can't actually see them until you have waited in line. You have no idea how large or small the ride/seat will be.

Good luck!

Karen

 

[nygrl]

just a suggestion but i would ask the cm in front of the ride. there is always a cm by the fastpass line and i am sure they would know if the ride is a tight fit or not.