New Harry Potter Ride, safe for pregant peeps? Also: best itme of day to go?

I haven't been able to find any info about this. Obs the roller coatsers aren't but what about the main ride? How much to do you get bounced around? If I can't ride it, we might have to reevaluate our plans, bleh. At least I'll be able to go through the queue, but who knows when we'll make it back there again to actually ride.

Also, would it be better to get there in the morning or later in the evening? We'd only be doing Harry Potter, and about 2 more rides at IOA (waste of money, dang you Harry Potter LOL) In the morning, I know it'll already be crowded due to the early entry, but will lines still be long later in the day? We are going a holiday weekend, I THINK we're going the Friday before the holiday, thinking it''d be least crowded than the weekend/Mon holiday.


TIA

You cannot ride Harry Potter & the Forbidden Journey if you are pregnant.

I've found afternoons, especially lately are better to visit Wizarding World.

But you can't do the ride itself if pregnant.

Not safe for pregnant women. I don't know about pregnant men, though.

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Originally Posted by tloolgb

I've found afternoons, especially lately are better to visit Wizarding World.

But you can't do the ride itself if pregnant.

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Single rider is walk on for the first few hours of the day. If you'll be alone with your wife waiting outside, I'd single rider 3-4 times in the morning, and then come back maybe once before park close to go through the queue with her and ride it once more. (Queue should be a half hour wait)

That's what i thought. Bah, this sucks. We're only going to be there for a few hours, not going back and forth, but he can do the dingle rider, and I can just skip the line. We'll have to figure out what to do. TY for the info.

Dingle rider... it's more like you "dangle" during the ride.. ;)

Definitely a big NO if you're preggers.

These are the ride vehicles. They do just about everything but flip you upside down.
http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j1...0/IMG_0143.jpg

http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j1...0/IMG_0145.jpg

You end up flat on your back at at least 2 points in the ride, plus there's a few times when you're almost facing straight down. This is why they use over the shoulder restraints on it. You get jerked around a lot on the ride.