Single Rider age

[KellDy]

Will they allow my 6 yo to do single rider?

 

[wilkeliza]

Single rider is based on height at Universal not age and it changes based on each ride.

 

[bumbershoot]

Well, it's 48" minimum, but you have to hit the requirement for that ride so it might be higher. But 48" is the absolute minimum.

 

[TommyJK]

If you look at the height guides some rides will say something like the minimum height is 40" but riders less than 48" must ride with a supervising companion. It's different for each ride.

Check the height guide on the universal site.

 

[damo]

How tall is your 6 year old? If he is not 48 inches, he cannot ride alone in the single rider line.

 

[kohlby]

They are very strict about the 48" minimum to ride alone. My younger two kids are now over that - at 51" and 52" - but we had several trips where they barely made it and they were measured every time to check. If it's a situation of the child not being able to ride at all, then sometimes you might get someone overhearing it who is willing to help out. I've ridden Woody Woodpecker many, many times with kids who I didn't know. A parent would come with two kids under 48" and no other adult to child swap with so I volunteered to help them out. (That won't help with single rider line, but could at least get your child on the ride if you are unable to ride it).

 

[littlejimmy]

op, yes.

 

[bumbershoot]

op, yes.

IF the child is 48" and meets the height req for the ride.

Which might seem odd when talking about a 6 year old, but I have a cousin who isn't and will never be that height. And she's way older than 6.

We don't know the OP's child's height.