Pooh Size on the rides?

[MedicGoofy]

Hi all!!

I'm sure this has been asked before, but I have gone through a few pages and cant find anything.

How do you find the rides accommodate a larger sized person? Pooh sized How would they compare to WDW where everything allows a fluffy person to ride?

I know they have test seats out front of the ride, but really, how embarrassing if you don't fit

Help me out please Looking at whatever insight you can give me

Thanks so much!!

 

[damo]

Just for your peace of mind, nobody is looking at whoever is trying the test seats. People are focussed at getting in line, not at the test seats. All sorts of people try those seats anyways.

There are larger seats for Hulk and Dragon Challenge. The outer two seats on Forbidden Journey have a more generous restraint than the inner seats.

 

[bumbershoot]

There have been a few recent posts, or bringing posts back up from the depths, about rides and size.

Many of the thrilling rides aren't all that accommodating to extended sizes. Do try the seats.

As an example...I am 5'3 and was 220+. XL (and one 2X) shirt, 20W (but should have been 22W) pants. I was put on the modified-restraint seats on Forbidden Journey and was fine. Feb 2012...I cannot remember what other rides I might have gone on then...maybe Hulk, maybe RRR, and had no problems.

Whereas my 5'10" husband who has been over 340 on all of our visits and hasn't yet been able to ride FJ, Hulk, etc etc. He will probably never get on The Mummy because of the way he is built (picture a sumo, even a smaller one, with their very solid legs) and the way the restraints sit around the legs. He also has very broad shoulders and a deep back, which makes it hard for him to squeeze far back in the FJ seat so the restraint can get the right number of clicks.