So, we went to Six Flags today. What I want to know is what model did they use to design the seating on some of the rides? I mean, really, on an airline seat I fit ok and just barely need an extender, but I was almost twelve inches shy of clicking the seat belt on El Torro. Rolling Thunder is over 30 years old, so I can excuse that, sort of. The rest of the coasters I didn't even bother.

I know I am big, but I have no problems in Disney or Sea World. It just seems that Six Flags is way out of proportion.

Oh, and to the guy who made the lap bar go down the extra two clicks on the Dark Knight- thanks ever so much. My right kidney always wanted to get up close and personal with my left one, not to mention my liver and spleen.

This was the worst fat person day I ever had in my life, and I will probably have physical bruises to go along with the emotional ones.

The Six Flags coaster design team:

That is one of my goals to get on the screaming eagle.

I have been reading along on this site for a few days... afraid to post i guess.. .UNTIL i saw your post about the rides. That is on my bucketlist also.. i want so much to be able to fit into the rides again. I still have nightmares about the last time i tried to squeez into the batman ride and had to get off of it while everyone watched.. it was horrid!

I've still managed to ride on MOST rides, but I there are a few at Islands of Adventure @ Universal Studios in Orlando that I couldn't even come close to fitting in. It's so frustrating! I love coasters.

I've noticed that those are the two smallest rides there.

The Six Flags coaster design team:

LOL! This is too funny- true, but funny!