The mummy ride :

[NotAmused]

Is this ride condusive to bigger people... I am 6'5, 330lbs and always have some issues with some rides... Does teh Mummy have over the top support, across the waist buckles, lap bar,ect...

I believe there are "test seats" from the ride outside the Mummy entrance so you can sit in them before you even wait in line to see if you are comfortable in them. I'm assuming they are still there, anyway. I didn't check last time I was there.

 

[damo]

Here's a pic where you can see the restraints.

 

[englishteacha]

OP, are you concerned about feeling sick? I haven't ridden this particular ride, but my DH and I both have trouble with motion sickness. We also LOVE rollercoasters. We're fine ON the ride, it's the wooziness after! We find that by taking a motion sickness pill before we go to the park really helps!

 

[DisneyExplorer]

Ok I have seen clip after clip of this ride...and I really want to ride this ride, but I can't tell how rough the ride really is..my question for anyone that has rode it ,does it have any steep drops..I know it goes backwards but for how long...I can't do rollercoasters anymore, I wish I could, and I know this is one, but I can do fast like test track but I can't do steep drops ? Can someone let me know.? Thanks

fairly smooth, quite similar to Aerosmith rollorcoaster if that helps

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[twinz]

We rode the mummy for the first time this past December and I absolutely LOVED it! I think is is now one of my favourite rides in US!

 

[the Dark Marauder]

I believe there are "test seats" from the ride outside the Mummy entrance so you can sit in them before you even wait in line to see if you are comfortable in them. I'm assuming they are still there, anyway. I didn't check last time I was there.

For the test seat, you must be able to have your legs within the restraints (as you can see by Damo's pic) and be able to pull the lapbar down past the red tape.