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Ride vehicles
- Thread starter kare5625
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Absimilliard
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Dragon Challenge and Incredible Hulk use this type of seating:
With the shoulder restraint up. It needs to come down and the black seat has to buckle in like this. Two rows feature what is known as "Big Boy Seats". Instead of a single seat belt that goes over the bump on the restraint, you have two belts that go on the side, giving you a little more room.
Dr. Doom Fearfall use this seat. Same as Dragons and Hulk, the black seatbelt has to be buckled in to ride.
Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey also use a shoulder restraint, but an in seat sensor is what determines if you can ride. In my case, at 6'3, 260 lbs, I need to use one of the end seat to have a little more room and get that green light. On the test seat, red means no go, yellow means "end seat only" and green "any seats".
Revenge of the Mummy use an individual lap bar. No seatbelts are used, but when the bar comes down, it has to go over your knees. The ride operator has to be able to see "green" on the side indicator.
Both Spiderman and Transformers use the same type of ride vehicle. Four across in a row and a single bar comes down.
Men In Black Alien Attack use 6 passengers spinning ride cars. It originally had a single lap bar per row and individual seat belts, but it has since changed to individual lap bars. I can't locate good pictures of the recent ride cars.
Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit use special hinged lap bars. Like at Forbidden Journey, it is a sensor inside that gives the go/no go.
Harry Potter and the Escape from Gringotts use lap bars that are similar to the Mummy. The ride car floor is flat, but the 3 rows are "stadium" style. For more comfort, request row 3 or 6 if you have long legs.
