I feel so lame asking this but does anyone know where I can find actual weight restrictions for the individual rides? I will be there on Wed. and though I have dropped 15 pounds I still fear there may be rides that may be a problem for me. I would be so embarrased if I got kicked off a ride so that is why I am asking before we go. I read here about the chairs but knowing about the actual restrictions ahead of time would just make me feel better. I tried to find it on the SF website but they don't seem to have any specifics. Thank you!
Added***I saw another theme park website that listed certain rides that people over a certain size may have an problem with. i.e. women over size 18 may have a problem with such and such a ride. That is what I am trying to find out.
Last edited by Minniegirl on June 12th, 2005, 11:52 am, edited 1 time in total.
now they ARE starting to enforce the weight restirctions.... because ive seen plenty of people who couldn't ride because of their size/weight......But, i dont know exactly what the maximum restrictions are.....
acually there are no weight restrictions (the harnesses can hold more than enough weight). The only restrictions would be for size. And the only way you can find out is if you go there and try it.
Also if you go and you bring a friend it your close to making it you can always have them smash you into the seat I have done this a few times for someone.
I think she's talking size restrictions for the restraints. There is no way to know size wize on the internet but here are some basic guidelines:
-On Raging Bull the little red stripe on the bottom of the bar must be hidden
-On Iron Wolf and Batman the seatbelt must buckle
-Giant Drop seatbelt must buckle as well as Deja Vu
-Superman the harness must close all the way
Otherwise if the lapbar goes down you can ride.
Top 5 wood-5-Goliath 4-Ravine Flyer II 3-Phoenix 2-Voyage 1-El Toro Top 5 Steel- 5-Velocicoaster 4- Maverick 3- Fury 325 2-Steel Vengeance 1-X2 Coaster Count: 444
The harness basically has to close all the way to make sure of your safety. I saw someone next to me and my cousin get kicked off of Raging Bull because the harness was about an inch out from where it should have been.
I know your looking for actual weight requirements, but there are none, because everyone is different. Sorry, but the best way to go is the chairs in the front of the queue line. Demon's restraints will pretty much let anyone go on. so you'll be safe with that. for the rest of the steel coasters the best bet is the chairs. For Eagle and Viper the best way is to wait for when the queue line is not too long and try it out. For the woodies If Eagles queue line is short try Eagle firstEagle will probably fit bigger riders than Viper since it has one seat belt. VIper has seperate so , try Eagle if you can fit on Eagle then try Viper.
Technically, there is a SLIM possibility you CAN slip out of an OSTR if your shoulders aren't broad enough........And by the way Timmy179, there have been plenty of cases of people slipping out of rides!!!!!<<<not just from rider ejections............................But again, the chances of that happening are FAR greater than you fying!!!!!!..But it's possible...
Actually, American Eagle isnt a Intamin coaster. It was an Intamin design with trains built by Philadelphia Toboggan Coasters, therefore making it a mix of both companys, but the restraint system is nothing Intamin.
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Last edited by Timmy179 on June 13th, 2005, 1:43 pm, edited 2 times in total.
Anyway, the TRAINS were made by PTC. Then again, they make trains for 85% of wood coasters, so that is irrelevant and Eagle is an intamin, enough said.