please help me plan a day

[f19810]

I leave tommorrow for WDW and yesterday a friend was telling me about universal. Now I want to go there too. I know how to "work " the disney parks but know nothing about universal. I can no longer do major thrill rides but do like dinosaur and mild rollercoasters. Do you think the mummy ride would be ok? Also what order should I do the rides in to advoid the crowds. IIF I do the simson ride, I will sit iin the sits that don't move. Do any rides have single rider lines? The one show that I really want to do is the horror make up show since several people seem to like it.
Thanks for all of your help
judy

 

[Metro West]

I leave tommorrow for WDW and yesterday a friend was telling me about universal. Now I want to go there too. I know how to "work " the disney parks but know nothing about universal. I can no longer do major thrill rides but do like dinosaur and mild rollercoasters. Do you think the mummy ride would be ok? Also what order should I do the rides in to advoid the crowds. IIF I do the simson ride, I will sit iin the sits that don't move. Do any rides have single rider lines? The one show that I really want to do is the horror make up show since several people seem to like it.
Thanks for all of your help
judy

Revenge of the Mummy might be OK for you but I don't know your limits. RoTM is not as rough as Dinosaur...you'll just have to be brave and try it. There are no stationary seats on The Simpsons...just on Shrek and Jimmy Neutron. Since you can't do the largest attractions, the remaining attractions that have a single ride line are: Spiderman, Men In Black, Ripsaw Falls, JPRA (Jurassic Park River Adventure) I think is closed right now and Revenge of the Mummy. I can't think of any others but just check out your map...they are all clearly marked.