weight limits for rides?

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    Originally Posted By Malcon10t

    I am one of the scooter users. I do not use it due to weight, I use it due to having broken my ankle twice. Walking long distances is very painful. Going DOWN stairs is a killer. For years, I walked the park, and would last maybe a 1/2 day each day. Now I make the whole day and enjoy my trip so much more. Yes, it was doctor recommended.
     
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    Originally Posted By CuriouserConstance

    No one can.

    But it makes people feel better about themselves if they can put others down.
     
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    Originally Posted By CuriouserConstance

    22 for 20
     
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    Originally Posted By LPFan22

    Sad isn't it?
     
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    Originally Posted By CuriouserConstance

    Yeah, you just never know what a person has been through physically or emotionally for that matter.
     
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    Originally Posted By KatieKate123

    That is true, and I would never say anything to any of those people b/c obviously I am this big for a reason. I am thankful not to be one of those people and I am thankful I can walk the park all day, so I wouldn't really say I judge people b/c I don't sit there and go oh my god look at that person. I barely even notice anyone outside my group which is bad in its own way but when I have so many people to keep track off my mind is on those people
     
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    Originally Posted By jirishgirl

    The first year we went to DCA Screamin' was closed. We "heard" that it was for a safety overhaul. The story was that a guest wasn't able to fasten the harness because of his size. I have found from research (and personal experience) that this story doesn't seem likely. There are too many safety protocols. I wonder if they had redone the ride to accommidate any size rider.

    I understand this is what happened with the Stinger. As was mentioned in the earlier post it did have a weight limit when it first opened but they removed it. I don't think there is a need for a per person limit so much unless it will keep the rider from being safe.

    I love the talk about sinking the Pirate boats. That is hilarious!

    One ride that I enjoy riding with people heavier than me is Grizzly River Run. The heaviest side always go down the falls first and gets the wettest. I don't mind the dunk after a day in the heat but I do enjoy looking around at potential co-riders to conspire as to which ones would keep me the driest:)
     
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    Originally Posted By dlkozy

    >>>" The heaviest side always go down the falls first and gets the wettest"<<<

    That doesn't always seem to be the case as there have been times when my kids have gone down the falls first with 4 adults also in the ride vehicle.
     
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    Originally Posted By jirishgirl

    dlkozy? Did you buy your children those very popular concrete flip flops? Just kidding. I agree. We have just found that most of time the heavy side (sometimes our side) goes down first. It's fun to guess what will happen.
     

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