Seats on Rock 'n' Roller Coaster About This Page:

[Aspen]

Hi!
My husband is 6'3" with a long torso and he is wondering if he will fit in the seats on this ride and other rides with shoulder bars. He is smooshed while riding most roller coasters at amusement parks. His knees and shoulders are always sore afterwards.
Thanks!

[Dave Marx]

I doubt it's a problem. I'm six-one, and I've never sensed I was close to being too large. I manage to stow my pack at my feet, too. The restraint system is properly snug, but it probably feels snug to folks substantially shorter.

Disney's design philosophy is to embrace people of a wider range of sizes and shapes than is typical in the amusement industry. They're thinking, "Everyone in the family," rather than "Teens and young adults."

[madismom09]

my husband is 6'3" and he said he fit perfectly fine on tht rollercoaster when we went last year. So he'll be fine . no worries

[Aspen]

Great! Thanks so much!

[benjiboo25]

My DH is 6'5". He has never had a problem. (He is also fairly lean). He says he has spent his life needing to get into interesting positions to fit into things. Absolutely nothing out of the ordinary for him at WDW.

[dolphin041599]

Disney is great for fitting all shapes and sizes. I'm the opposite - very short, but I never feel like the restraints aren't tight enough.

[Mynock11]

Love WDW thinking in fitting everyone on their rides. Unlike the other big Resort in orlando...

[Straitlover]

I would tell him to sit in the front seat of the car for more leg room.

Edit: when I say car, I mean each 4-seater car, not the very front of the limo!

[RosieCT]

My husband is only 6 feet but has a long torso, and Rockin Roller Coaster hurts his shoulders. This is the one Disney coaster he will ride only one or 2 times in a row. He loves the ride but just finds that the restraint is a bit low.

[brant007]

My stepson is 6'5" and more upper body than legs and he has never said anything about problems with harnesses on any Disney rides.