Rick N Roller Coaster Outside Limo???

[REL1203]

I had read awhile back somewhere that outside Rock N Roller Coaster they had a Limo you could sit it... Do they still have that? Reason I ask is, I am 6'6, 320 lbs (Former All-American Football player and have big shoulders and Big Chest and wanted to make sure I fit comfortable in it before waiting in line and then getting embarressed? Any other Pooh sized people fit ok in the ride? What about EE in AK... Both rides I have decided I must finally go on (even in DW wont go with me) and being big, always am scared of things like that not fitting me properly... Any past experiences you feel like sharing?

 

[JulielovesDisney]

I don't think there is a model of the limos at RnRC, but I do believe I heard about one for EE, though I don't know where it is. But maybe this site will help...http://allearsnet.com/tp/gal_ride.htm

It has pictures of almost all of the ride seating.

 

[REL1203]

Yeah, I just saw pics of EE test car.. I would think I would be OK with that one, just dont know about RnR

 

[Daydreamer64]

Wait in line- as you get to the gate to tell the CM how many in your group- there is a door for the chicken exit-OR you could ask in the gift shop ( the exit ) to try out the seat and someone should direct you to the proper door to try out the fit- it's a long private hallway- we tested it and decided to ride- we then waited in line.
I'm 5/5 and weigh 250 and I fit just fine so---- you may be allright- DH was 285 and 5/9 and he fit as well-
HTH

 

[goofymania101]

When I was there in October.. I don't remember there being a ride vehicle you could sit in... It may have been tucked away in another area, and I just didn't see it though... I remember looking for a place to sit, and all I saw was one bench with bushes along the back of it!

 

[JulielovesDisney]

It's tough to say. You know your body though. You can always go through to the ride and if you think it won't work out, then you can always ask a CM to let you out.

 

[BirdsOfPreyDave]

6'3" 350, here. I didn't have a problem with anything at Disney. Universal is another issue.

 

[Dan Murphy]

6' 6" here. If you do RnR, make SURE you do odd row seating, row 1,3, 5, etc, there is a HUGE difference between those and the even rows as far as legroom, a LOT.

 

[REL1203]

6'3" 350, here. I didn't have a problem with anything at Disney. Universal is another issue.

Another Big Virginian... Nice... Thanks for the Reply...What did you have issues with at Universal?

 

[REL1203]

6' 6" here. If you do RnR, make SURE you do odd row seating, row 1,3, 5, etc, there is a HUGE difference between those and the even rows as far as legroom, a LOT.

So does this mean the front of the cars are the more roomy ones? When you walk in, do you get to choose which lane you go into?

 

[Dan Murphy]

Yes, they are more roomy, as far as legroom is concerned. Let's you scooch down in the seat a bit so your head is better up against the headrest. The even numbered rows have a more straight panel in front of your knees, little scooch room.

Just ask the loader where you want to sit.


http://www.intercot.com/infocentral/misc/largeandincharge.asp

 

[REL1203]

It seems like space mountain is the worst.... From the only pic I saw, it has a lap bar that comes down between your knees? Is that correct?

 

[mjkaferle5]

So does this mean the front of the cars are the more roomy ones? When you walk in, do you get to choose which lane you go into?

I am 6'5" and I always go for the front of the cars.......the odd rows.........that does make a big difference.

One time my son and I were directed to an even row. I asked to change because of the leg room issue and had no problem doing so.

From what I can remember, I was comfortable in the RnR cars.