So you think your 210lb Healthy Husband is less dangerous then say a under 100lb kid flying through the bus. Just the nature of holding on to 1 rail or pole whould cause if something happened for him to end up on top of someone spinning into a seat. This is if he holds on to what he was holding.
This is true. But we cannot control everything.
IF the bus were to have an accident or
IF it were to stop suddenly at a high rate of speed, then EVERYONE standing would be at risk as well as many who are "safely seated." There are some risks we all take. There are some we can TRY to eliminate. As adults, we can make these decisions for ourselves. Kids can't.
I really do agree with you 100% that the Disney busses are not as safe as they should be. One poster here even mentioned that the driver insisted on squeezing people in ("3 more") and I believe that's probably pretty common during busiest times. BUT what are you going to do? The only way to
completely eliminate this safety issue is to not ride the busses at all. The only true way to be
as reasonably safe as possible is to not ride the busses unless Disney makes a policy that "everyone needs to be seated." There will be many that will be eager to point out what a logistical nightmare that would be. So, now what?
Personally, I wish Disney would pay as much attention to the safety of the children on their busses as they do to the kids' "nutritional needs." Even the attractions in the parks seem to have more stringent safety requirements than the darn bus ride! JMHO
In the meantime, I guess my family will only try to control those things that we have control over and not let "whatifs" keep us from doing what we think is best under the circumstances and within reason.