The “opposite” also can be a problem: if you’re tall, have muscular legs, or are plus-sized, you might have issues with the normal lightcycles. However, it’s not just small people that might have issues with TRON Lightcycle Run. The attraction uses bike style normal ride vehicles–hence the attraction name. Walt Disney World’s newest ride is TRON Lightcycle Run at Magic Kingdom, which has a 48″ height requirement due to a combination of its intensity and unique seating.
(Likewise, when I was a kid, the dinosaurs in Universe of Energy scared me to the point of hiding on the floor of the ride vehicle.) We’ll have some tips about avoiding this common pitfall at the bottom of the post.Ĭurrently, here is a list of Walt Disney World attractions with height requirements at Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, and Disney’s Animal Kingdom… Obviously, this is a subjective determination that each parent must make for their own child.įor example, Haunted Mansion at Magic Kingdom has no height requirement, but it causes many children to cry. Height requirements are an objective measurement to ensure that a person is physically large enough to experience a ride safely, but they do not ensure that children (or adults!) will not be scared by the attraction experience. If eligible, it can save you a ton of time. See our Guide to Rider Switch at Walt Disney Worldfor everything you need to know about this service. This is Walt Disney World’s system that allows parents with small children to take turns experiencing thrill rides and other attractions with height requirements via Lightning Lanes. ( Updated March 4, 2023.)Īttractions that have height requirements also offer Rider Switch (also known as child swap, baby switch, rider swap, or parent swap). Measuring sticks are outside attractions with a requirement, and kids who do not meet the minimum height are not allowed to enter the line. Some Walt Disney World rides have height restrictions, requiring kids be a certain number of inches tall (usually 38 to 44″) in order to experience.
0 kommentar(er)
