My 21 year old brother and I are planning a visit to California in February next year.
I am 5'8 and about 295 pounds.
Can anyone tell me about their experiences of going to Universal Studios and rides they could and could not get on?
Thank you![]()
My 21 year old brother and I are planning a visit to California in February next year.
I am 5'8 and about 295 pounds.
Can anyone tell me about their experiences of going to Universal Studios and rides they could and could not get on?
Thank you![]()
At Universal Studios in Hollywood, there aren't that many seats that are restrictive.
The Mummy is a coaster, however they do have test seats in the front of the attraction that you can utilize to see if it is a comfortable fit.
I hope this helps.
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Thank you. That does help![]()
The Mummy test seat has been pushed back from the entrance of the attraction to just inside the queue though the restraint is very tight fitting and it's likely you won't be able to ride.
The Simpsons, JP and Transformers all have a single lap bar for each row. Transformers shouldn't be a problem since it was designed with all types of people in mind. JP is also relatively new so if you can get one click, you're good. The Simpsons should be ok if you sit in the back row since they're slightly larger than the front row.
This is making me want to lose weight between now and February lol
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