Pooh sized ride help

[hdecker]

I've searched and can't find anything on pooh sized accessability at US/IOA. Can anyone give me their experiences with the rides? Is it like Disney where I can ride everything or are there some rides I will need to steer clear of? Travelling with teenagers and would just like to avoid some embarassment if need be. TIA

 

[Motherfletcher]

Pooh is at that other park. At Universal it's Shrek-sized. Jimmy Nuetron can be pretty tight and if you don't fit the whole audience will see that you have to relocate to a stationary seat. I was one click away from not fitting on the Mummy last trip but I managed to shed some pounds since. Team members had to shoe horn me into the regular seats on the Hulk too.

 

[Metro West]

I've searched and can't find anything on pooh sized accessability at US/IOA. Can anyone give me their experiences with the rides? Is it like Disney where I can ride everything or are there some rides I will need to steer clear of? Travelling with teenagers and would just like to avoid some embarassment if need be. TIA

If you like coasters, Hulk and Dueling Dragons have test seats out front to try. There are special "big boy" seats in rows 3 & 6 of each train on DD and Hulk. Revenge of the Mummy is tight but you can ride on the back row for more leg room. I'm not sure about The Simpsons but I'm sure someone who has ridden it can tell you.

 

[the Dark Marauder]

For Simpsons, the ground level (level 1) the cars are more accomodating, especially in the front row.

At Hulk, Dueling Dragons, Mummy, MIB, Ripsaw Falls, and Doctor Doom there are test seats by the attraction entrance.

 

[Jonny_Duck]

Yea I was curious about this as well... I have lost roughly 110 pounds so far so I am hoping to avoid the embarassment. I am still a big guy. 52" stomach 42" ish chest and roughly 274 pounds now. We are going in August and would love to avoid those big seats since we going with the whole family. I am almost certain wont have a problem with the seat but with how much the harness needs to come down before a click. Anyone around my size had issues with any of the coasters or the mummy which I hear is tight?

 

[Metro West]

Yea I was curious about this as well... I have lost roughly 110 pounds so far so I am hoping to avoid the embarassment. I am still a big guy. 52" stomach 42" ish chest and roughly 274 pounds now. We are going in August and would love to avoid those big seats since we going with the whole family. I am almost certain wont have a problem with the seat but with how much the harness needs to come down before a click. Anyone around my size had issues with any of the coasters or the mummy which I hear is tight?

I saw a couple of guys get moved to the back row of ROTM one time but it's cool...you have more leg room. Try out the test seats and see if you can make it. I have trouble on Hulk but not usually on Dueling Dragons.

 

[the Dark Marauder]

Yea I was curious about this as well... I have lost roughly 110 pounds so far so I am hoping to avoid the embarassment. I am still a big guy. 52" stomach 42" ish chest and roughly 274 pounds now. We are going in August and would love to avoid those big seats since we going with the whole family. I am almost certain wont have a problem with the seat but with how much the harness needs to come down before a click. Anyone around my size had issues with any of the coasters or the mummy which I hear is tight?

On Hulk, Dragons, & Doom, the seatbelt must be able to be buckled. On ROTM, it needs to be down so that the reflective tape is visible. On Ripsaw, choose the 3rd or 4th seat, stretch your legs out, and slide into the seat, then brong the lapbar down to you. On MIB, I believe the lapbar just needs to come down to you.

 

[micksterlee]

I am 5 11 300 pounds and wear size 48 pants. I was not able to ride the hulk, dueling dragons or dr doom.I rode mummy and rip saw but it was tight.