Some thoughts on the rides without test seats. For context I don’t want to say my size but I’m bigger than you, both height and weight. I am starting Wegovy though so it’s been decreasing. Currently, I can fit on comet, trailblazer, sooperdooperlooper, Wild Mouse, and Skyrush. So basically the older family coasters and the most intense one in the park and nothing in between (yet). I don’t get it either lol - Comet - seatbelt and bar, it’s pretty forgiving if your weight is in your gut but the seat divider makes the seats very narrow. If your weight is primarily in your hips or waist you might have a rough time. My weight is in my gut and it was still tight. It was actually tougher getting out than in because I was wedged in there so well Soooerdooperlooper - lap bar. Pretty forgiving. There is a red gauge at the bottom of the lap bar but how far in it has to be seems inconsistent with when they give me an extra push and when they don’t. Regardless I’ve never been able to not ride Trailblazer - technically it “may not accommodate larger people” in reality the guy in front of me in line had the bar just resting at the top of his gut with no effort at all to push it down further (if you’re reading test seat comments you’re familiar enough to know what I mean) and the attendants didn’t even say a thing. It’s a mild runaway mine train type coaster and they don’t seem concerned. Jolly Rancher remix - pretty forgiving. I feel like the last time I went I could have fit if I had a stronger attendant willing to push down more but it wouldn’t have been comfortable. I’m down about five pounds since so I expect to fit next time. Wild mouse - it’s a wild mouse. I fit, it was snug and needed a push but I fit. But it’s also nothing different than any other wild mouse so if you can’t, nothing major lost. Lightning Racer - the right side is more forgiving I’m told. If you stand up while putting on the seat belt and then sink into it. It’s easier to get it closed but if you have to do that (especially sitting by yourself) you probably won’t get the lap bar down I think that’s it. I haven’t really tried the flat rides too much. The music express was outright painful and I won’t be going on that until I drop more Also the water park (which for those who haven’t been there is part of the park, not separately ticketed) has specific weight limited on most of their slides. Those are all listed in their accessibility guide which is on their website and you can search for. I don’t remember what they all are because I’m too self conscious to walk around in a swim suit right now anyway. It was mostly 300 or sometimes 250 for single rider slides and some had no single riders and a combined weight limit for the group.

It takes a really strong man to go on film and say "this is what I weigh and this is how I fit in these rides". They aren't flattering at all but you sir do it to help others. You have my utmost respect sir.

You and Kota are literally my heroes for going out there and doing these videos with the test seats!!

I've lost about 85 pounds now and many inches (60+ inch hips to 51 inch hips, 48 inch waist to 38 inches) and I'm steadily reaching a point where test seats aren't a worry for me anymore. I have a metabolism disorder, so it's been a years-long journey. But I still like to be prepared because tbh I'm bottom heavy and it's still kind of a crapshoot sometimes! We're both getting there, I started at about where you are now (310, down to 225). The new confidence I have at theme parks is invaluable to me, and videos like yours are priceless in prepping me and others like us, and helping us to enjoy our time. thank you!!

You’d think being a chocolate themed park, they would be a bit more accommodating to those sporting a larger diameter.

Keep working buddy, you will be enjoying those rides in no time.

A test seat guide to Dollywood would be awesome

Thank you for the video! Definitely helps when it comes to visiting amusement parks!

At 5'8" 255 pounds (and loving it but also still loving rollercoasters), I really appreciate you doing these videos. I think I can still fit on most coasters but there are definitely some on which I can't fit (and I am okay with that). This gives me more of an idea on which ones I can still fit on, so thank you!!

Thank you so much for sharing!!! Very helpful!!!

So much respect for you for doing this demonstration!

As a bigger guy myself, I sympathize with you. There are some many rides I want to ride that are off limits.

I wonder if the 300 pound sign is a result of the icon park incident.

Excellent job

Awesome. I get asked about this park a lot, so I just shared it.

Well done u will do it all the work will be worth it

It's great you do this! Have you visited Cedar Park?

Would really like to see guys go to Cedar Point in Sandusky,OH

Wait a minute, you said that on Great Bear has to get three clicks even though the safety belt fits? You got the green light on Hershey's Tower, you should ride it, I fit on Power Tower both sides at Cedar Point in Sandusky Ohio with a green light and safety belt fits. I rode Steel Vegeanace at Cedar Point, same to Wildcats revenge.

I can relate to not being able to ride due to size. Last year at 6 Flags Over Texas couldn't ride half the rides I wanted to due to restraints feeling uncomfortable. So I'm on a weight loss journey to be able to return to 6 Flags Over Texas. Although I would love to visit Hershey Park soon. Does Hershey Park still have the Sidewinder?

Would love to see one done on kennywood. I hear they're pretty plus size friendly but not sure.

I saw you filming at universal last Saturday, the 23rd. Did you post it or are you going to ?

I absolutely love this video. I’m a big girl myself and I’m too afraid of rollercoasters due to a very traumatic experience as a kid. But even in other rides I was too worried to try in case I didn’t fit 😅

I just started wegovy so im hoping it works for me. I haven't been on coasters in years... When will you make an update video on your weight loss? I wanna knit what foods and exercises your doing recently

that's interesting that the drop tower has a weight limit. I rode the reese's tower once and got stuck on the ride for a few minutes and they had to call maintenance. Apparently the ride faulted because the car was overweight so they had to let one side off and wait for the next cycle. I'm an average sized guy but they didn't appear to weigh anyone before getting on the ride. or maybe that's a new rule because of ride shutdowns from the car being too heavy idk lol.

You said about Great Bear being the only 3 click B&M invert after the belt being strapped in but Montu at Busch Tampa you need those 3 clicks too. I'm proof of that as I went last week. It's got to do with the older models of B&M inverted coasters.

Got to see your getting there. I have a diffrent issue. Rejection for being too tall sucks

As a big guy looking at a possible trip to an amusement park later this year, I have a question. When you find success in the test seat, but it's just barely, do you feel safe riding the ride? I know they'll let you on, but do you feel safe?

As a former season pass holder, Skyrush has the most terrible seat restraints I've ever dealt with. Not only does it squash your legs to be tight enough to ride, but it actually gets tighter as the ride progresses. By the end of the ride your legs are actually numb.

The intamim over the shoulder restraints are really weird cause they feel different on every coaster. Like i easily fit on maverick and I305. But i barely fit on Cheetah hunt.

Does anyone know wherever the size requirements are the same for every b&m hyper?

Thank you very much you’re not a big guy doing just fine. I hope you make more videos.

Lightning Racer was built in 2000. It's not really an old school or classic wooden coaster, it's just rough.

Did you end up riding Candymonium? You said youd have to see if you fit and then I didnt see anything afterwards...

What’s up brother

You are brave i went to Hershey Park a few years ago and i fit on NOTHING at all and i was way smaller back than. I just watched my kids ride i did enjoy the Hershey museum and the lil ride at the big candy store

For Storm Runner and Farenheit I'm convinced Hershey made the belts shorter. I'm 5'11, 280 pounds and can't get on those two now but could when I was 310 pounds. And I've done that same restraint on Maverick, Kingda Ka, Cheetah Chase, etc and only these two are no good. So annoying because it's just that two and a few years ago was fine and was the same weight as now.

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Bless you, good Sir, for continuing to do God's work.

Being 6'3 tall and a big guy...leg room is the premium usually for me...and what usually keeps me from going on rides! Laugh Track...there is NO WAY my legs would even fit on that thing lol especially with that weird low seat angle...

i find it funny how people say that roller coasters without seatbelts are too dangerous because they dont have seatbelts . i tell then that the seatbelts are pretty useless on any coaster.

Sorry for asking. I know a lady never tells there weight but what is Dakota

Laff Trakk has very weird seats. It must be designed for kids? There is no foot room. I'm 5'7" and have to cross my legs to squeeze in. I don't know how people closer to 6' get in.

What's your waist size across your belly button? Thanks for the videos!!

Those orange shoulder restraints have to be some of the worst I've ever seen on this series. Looks so uncomfortable. RMCs always looks bad too. I'm curious about water parks, a lot of rides have weight limits.

I like that you aren't blaming anyone or insisting (ridiculously) that the manufacturer make the seat big enough to easily accommodate you. You can do it brotha, if you just eat. little lighter and maybe just do a little bit of exercise a day (even 30 minutes)...you'll be golden! I have faith in ya bud, and you should have zero issues at all in losing that weight! You don't have to become super skinny either, but for your health and being able to do things more freely, like 50-60 pounds would do ya wonders mentally/physically. I believe in ya man! Keep up the positive attitude you have, it's cool man.

Wow! This is rather pathetic!! I can't imagine going through life that way!!!

@hersheypark You guys need to fix this problem

I understand your deep desire to ride roller coasters. They are amazing machines that provide that rush. However, clearly your body frame is not best suited for safely sitting in the coaster car. While you may be able to wedge yourself in and squeeze the lap bar to engage with a green to go indicator the amount of forces the ride provides on your body type is not safe. This is not about the coaster not being able to handle the weight but your body being subject to forces that may be too dangerous. It makes no sense to tempt fate.