Wish Aquamouse question

[CeCe0906]

I understand that this has 2 seater floats you sit on. Is it an issue with 2 people that are very different weights to ride easily together? At least the first time, I'm sure my granddaughter would want me to ride it with her; she is 10 and tall enough and weigh ~60 lbs, so could ride without me . But I'm not skinny , 200 lbs.
Also I'm in my 60s with creaky knees. I'm game to do , it looks fun, but how rushed is it to get on at the beginning and off at the end? Is there anything I can grab onto at end to get up easier?

Looking forward to our cruise this summer. 1st Disney cruise, actually first cruise ever! Right now just me and my 10 yr old granddaughter; may add 13 yr old niece, depending on how her cheerleader tryouts and camp shakes out.

 

[Flying Fish]

I cannot remember if there is anything you can grab at exit, but I was able to kinda roll out and stand up without too much embarrassment or difficulty. The weight difference will be no problem. My kid and I are about the same as you two. Enjoy it!

Oh yeah, there are times when it will be crowded, but it was never rushed feeling.

 

[CeCe0906]

I cannot remember if there is anything you can grab at exit, but I was able to kinda roll out and stand up without too much embarrassment or difficulty. The weight difference will be no problem. My kid and I are about the same as you two. Enjoy it!

Oh yeah, there are times when it will be crowded, but it was never rushed feeling.

Thanks! Grandkids keep you young, but it's still definitely getting harder to get up and down from the floor. Another grandma and I took 3 grandkids to Disneyland this past summer, and it was not fun getting out of some of the rides, especially Matterhorn.