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hey its me again i weigh about 300 now and i was wondering if i would fit on the giant dipper in santa cruz the last time i went was last summer and i fit fine
this is were my sig would be
but i cant afford one
IIRC those Morgan trains have a lap bar that locks in one position only. People with large thighs have trouble riding those trains. Telling us you "weigh 300 now" is not enough information for us to give you an answer.
By saying you're "300 now" do you mean:
1. You've gained weight since you last visited?
2. Lost weight since you last visited?
1. You've gained weight since you last visited?
yes i have but my pant size is the same
this is were my sig would be
but i cant afford one
he means are your thighs the problem, as in are they too big. because those old woodies have not been catered to the mojority of the publics size,meaning if your thighs are too big the lap bar and seat belt will not fit. but don't listen to me, i have just hit 100 pounds yesterday and would not understand this problem if my dad had not been over weight and had this problem before.
You can't judge a book by it's cover but you can judge a coaster by the screams
Unless you carry your extra weight in your belly or you have really long legs you shouldn't have much of a problem on the Dipper. The ride itself has just a lap bar so you won't have to worry about the seat belt not fitting, it will just be a matter of getting the restraints down. I’m 5’9 and 200 pounds (I have broad shoulders/chest) and have no problems at all squeezing into the trains.
I hope that helps, if you need close up pictures of the Dippers trains feel free to email me and I can send them to you. *** Edited 8/6/2005 12:07:42 PM UTC by New Bay***
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