Seatbelt Extenders for Pooh Sized Visitors

[lindabee]

On our first three visits to WDW I have been a chicken. This trip, however, I would like to try some of the rides that I've avoided in the past. Are there seatbelt extenders available for rides like Tower of Terror? I'm also a shorty, and would love to do Soarin' but can't seem to get into the seat. I gave up and left in tears. Any suggestions???

 

[book_junkie]

I've not seen extenders, but the belts go really far. If you want, PM me and we can talk sizes and rides. The only ones at WDW I've not been able to do were The Sum of All Fears in Innoventions and the coaster simulator in DTD. Both times the hips were fine, but the bust, well, busted..... and the restraints wouldn't click.

No advice on Soarin, unless maybe you could boost using your arms and hop?

 

[SueM in MN]

Post 3 of the disABILITIES FAQs thread has some links that might be helpful to you.
That thread is her the top of this board or you cn follow the link in my signature to get there. Scroll down in post 3 to the alphabetical listing of conditions and concerns to the 'Pooh sized' links.

 

[peemagg]

Can you bring a small stool with you to help get you into the seat on Soarin?

 

[SenecaWolf]

I am a size 28W and had no problems with the seatbelts. Just make sure you pull them all the way out before you sit. There was more than enough length left over for an even fluffier Pooh

Also, on RnRC the overhead restraint had plenty of clicks when lowered, as long as it clicks once your good. I was so happy to not have a problem with any of the rides that I went on unlike the local theme park where I have problems on many rides. My kids told me that Space Mountain may have been difficult to fit in but I didnt want to ride that anyways

Overall WDW is the most "pooh-size friendly' place I have ever been to. Enjoy going on the thrill rides!