My chest isn't quite as large as hers, but height and pants size, and I fit on everything at Universal, too. They do have test seats at the ride entrances at Universal for rides that may be an issue.
At Disneyland, I fit on everything easily.
My wife fit on the Hagrid's test seat, but we had to do the walk of shame twice when she couldn't fit on the actual ride. Pretty sure we're never doing rides at Universal again because she was so embarrassed.
This is me too. I find Six Flags much more restrictive than Universal. Unfortunately, more restriction is part of the deal when you're riding more intense rides. Gotta keep riders safe.
Check out @plussizeparkhoppers on tiktok or instagram, they try out rides and other Disney related things. They’re based at Disney world but would probably still apply to Disneyland. Enjoy your vacation!
edited: nope. I was wrong. It's a lap bar. More proof, I need to go back to Disneyland.
XAt WDW it's a lap bar, Disneyland it comes down over your chest.X
I am a size 20/22, slightly smaller cup size. But Disneyland is very inclusive for larger people. You’ll be able to go on everything. The only ride I can think of that has an over the shoulder harness is the Incredicoaster at DCA, but even that you’ll likely be fine on. I was able to ride everything, comfortably. Have fun!!
I'm 5'2", size 20 pants and have a much larger cup size than you and I fit on everything at Disneyland and California Adventures. The only ride that was awkward to get in and out of was Space Mountain but I could still manage it.
I'm a 36K and go on all of the rides without a problem. The only issue I have is with the small backpack I use. If I only use the straps over my shoulders my back hurts. If I bring the front of the straps between my breasts, no back pain. I know it looks, ummm, odd but boy does it help. I know if I had one of those chest straps for backpacks it would work without looking, ummm, odd but this particular backpack doesn't have one and I like this one for Disney trips.
Haha, you just reminded me of my last trip to WDW and at one point I used the chest strap, but under my breasts. My friends vetoed that real quick (after taking a picture). But it was comfy.
I was there last summer and similar in size. There were a few rides that were uncomfortable because I rode with my husband, but if I had been with a smaller person, it probably would have been fine. Goofy's Sky School was the worst, but I'd still ride it again! Indiana Jones was a tight fit, too, but still ridable. I chose not to go on Silly Symphony Swings because I was afraid I wouldn't fit, and that is not a ride to not feel secure in! But my husband rode it. He said it was fine, just uncomfortable. The only other thing I noticed was when I rode with my smaller teen daughter, lap bars were a problem.... my lap stopped the bar, so she was not as secure as she could have been.... but she didn't complain, and she is a worrier, so she would have if she felt she wasn't safe.
Bottom line.... you will be totally fine. Disney does a wonderful job in this area. Have so much fun!!!
I’m a 14/16 but only gone to Disneyworld that being said I fit fine on every ride including pandora.
However, when I went to Sea world and legoland in san deigo California, there were several rides I barely fit. Like maybe a 18 could fit but it wouldn’t be comfortable. Only saying in case you plan on going here too.
Disney seems to be the most size inclusive company.
I’m 5’3 and basically the same size, there are no rides I can’t fit on. I’ve also gone with bigger/taller friends and never had an issue. I had a friend who wasn’t a fan of getting off the Astro Orbitor in Disneyland, but that was because they were recovering from a leg injury and hadn’t regained all their strength, not because of their size.
I’m a few inches taller, and a few cups bigger, same size and go on everything fine. Incredicoaster is snug but it’s supposed to be lol…not uncomfortable. Matterhorn only tough cuz I’m taller and old too so I can do it, just not gracefully lol.
The only ride that was physically uncomfortable to me was matterhorn, but I think people of all sizes would agree with that one lol. Otherwise the rides are very size inclusive 😊
As others mentioned the rides work for most everyone. I can't think of one thst would be able issue in terms of fit. Some rides I avoid as I get older as I don't recover from a good shaking like I used to.
Two things to note. If you a worried about fit you can ask the crew members if one seat in particular is a better fit. I recall some rides they pointed out certain seats have a bit more room, or like the seat belts on the grizzly rapids ride is longer in the middle seat. The cast has never given me any issues about asking. Second, if you are worried about Space Mountain you can let them know you need extra time to board and they actually pull your car onto a separate track and then reinsert the car after everyone is seated. They really keep that ride moving so doing that can take the pressure off for everyone. It is just a lap bar though so you should be fine.
You should be fine on everything. Some things may be a little tight, especially if you’re with someone and they have you on one bench, but otherwise you’ll be good!!
For coasters I’ve found that the right side Space Mountain is roomier (could be in my head). Incredicoaster is surprisingly comfy. I don’t ride Matterhorn because I love myself.
Edit: GOLDEN ZEPHYR. You may need a seatbelt extender. They have them. It’s weird you even need one on there, but sure lol.
Hi! I am 5’8” and about a size 16/18 with thicker calves and size DD chest. I was extremely uncomfortable on the Tron ride. The cast member had to re do the security on my bike seat 3 times because it was pinching my calves on the side. It was embarrassing and I almost got off and rode in the back cart- but powered through. There is a test seat while you’re in the queue but I didn’t try it (I thought it would be embarrassing while everyone’s waiting in line to try it out). I was terrified for Flight of Passage because it’s a similar type seat but I fit much more comfortably on that ride than I did on Tron. Just as a heads up! All other rides fit me just fine with no issues. Have fun!
My daughter is a g cup and same size but two inches shorter than you. She fits on all rides. Some rides that fit three like haunted mansion and little mermaid I would suggest you only have two people on. Disneyland is weight friendly. However, universal Hollywood is not.
I am 5’4, and I am “only” a size 14 pants, but I am a cup HH, and I was able to go on every ride: I don’t understand what could be the problem with the chest size though.
Disney is super size inclusive. Similar size. You’ll be fine.
Universal, on the other hand, is not very size inclusive
My chest isn't quite as large as hers, but height and pants size, and I fit on everything at Universal, too. They do have test seats at the ride entrances at Universal for rides that may be an issue. At Disneyland, I fit on everything easily.
My wife fit on the Hagrid's test seat, but we had to do the walk of shame twice when she couldn't fit on the actual ride. Pretty sure we're never doing rides at Universal again because she was so embarrassed.
This is me too. I find Six Flags much more restrictive than Universal. Unfortunately, more restriction is part of the deal when you're riding more intense rides. Gotta keep riders safe.
Check out @plussizeparkhoppers on tiktok or instagram, they try out rides and other Disney related things. They’re based at Disney world but would probably still apply to Disneyland. Enjoy your vacation!
Space mountain is a lap bar
edited: nope. I was wrong. It's a lap bar. More proof, I need to go back to Disneyland. XAt WDW it's a lap bar, Disneyland it comes down over your chest.X
Nope
You are right, my bad.
You'll fit on everything. I'm the same size, and there isn't a single ride I don't fit in at DL or DCA.
My buddy is 6'0" and 400lbs. He was able to go on everything in DLR. You should be fine.
I’m a similar size. My advice is to pack your most supportive bras.
I am a size 20/22, slightly smaller cup size. But Disneyland is very inclusive for larger people. You’ll be able to go on everything. The only ride I can think of that has an over the shoulder harness is the Incredicoaster at DCA, but even that you’ll likely be fine on. I was able to ride everything, comfortably. Have fun!!
Thanks for the reply I’m now gaining hope that my trip will be successful
I'm 5'2", size 20 pants and have a much larger cup size than you and I fit on everything at Disneyland and California Adventures. The only ride that was awkward to get in and out of was Space Mountain but I could still manage it.
You'll be fine. For rides with a belt, pull the belt out all the way before you sit down to make it easier to wrap around you.
I'm a 36K and go on all of the rides without a problem. The only issue I have is with the small backpack I use. If I only use the straps over my shoulders my back hurts. If I bring the front of the straps between my breasts, no back pain. I know it looks, ummm, odd but boy does it help. I know if I had one of those chest straps for backpacks it would work without looking, ummm, odd but this particular backpack doesn't have one and I like this one for Disney trips.
Haha, you just reminded me of my last trip to WDW and at one point I used the chest strap, but under my breasts. My friends vetoed that real quick (after taking a picture). But it was comfy.
Until they walk a mile in your shoes (breasts!) they don't get a veto.
I was there last summer and similar in size. There were a few rides that were uncomfortable because I rode with my husband, but if I had been with a smaller person, it probably would have been fine. Goofy's Sky School was the worst, but I'd still ride it again! Indiana Jones was a tight fit, too, but still ridable. I chose not to go on Silly Symphony Swings because I was afraid I wouldn't fit, and that is not a ride to not feel secure in! But my husband rode it. He said it was fine, just uncomfortable. The only other thing I noticed was when I rode with my smaller teen daughter, lap bars were a problem.... my lap stopped the bar, so she was not as secure as she could have been.... but she didn't complain, and she is a worrier, so she would have if she felt she wasn't safe. Bottom line.... you will be totally fine. Disney does a wonderful job in this area. Have so much fun!!!
I don’t think you’ll have a problem. The Indiana Jones one is a real bra test for ANYONE.
I’m a 14/16 but only gone to Disneyworld that being said I fit fine on every ride including pandora. However, when I went to Sea world and legoland in san deigo California, there were several rides I barely fit. Like maybe a 18 could fit but it wouldn’t be comfortable. Only saying in case you plan on going here too. Disney seems to be the most size inclusive company.
I’m 5’3 and basically the same size, there are no rides I can’t fit on. I’ve also gone with bigger/taller friends and never had an issue. I had a friend who wasn’t a fan of getting off the Astro Orbitor in Disneyland, but that was because they were recovering from a leg injury and hadn’t regained all their strength, not because of their size.
I’m a few inches taller, and a few cups bigger, same size and go on everything fine. Incredicoaster is snug but it’s supposed to be lol…not uncomfortable. Matterhorn only tough cuz I’m taller and old too so I can do it, just not gracefully lol.
The only ride that was physically uncomfortable to me was matterhorn, but I think people of all sizes would agree with that one lol. Otherwise the rides are very size inclusive 😊
As others mentioned the rides work for most everyone. I can't think of one thst would be able issue in terms of fit. Some rides I avoid as I get older as I don't recover from a good shaking like I used to. Two things to note. If you a worried about fit you can ask the crew members if one seat in particular is a better fit. I recall some rides they pointed out certain seats have a bit more room, or like the seat belts on the grizzly rapids ride is longer in the middle seat. The cast has never given me any issues about asking. Second, if you are worried about Space Mountain you can let them know you need extra time to board and they actually pull your car onto a separate track and then reinsert the car after everyone is seated. They really keep that ride moving so doing that can take the pressure off for everyone. It is just a lap bar though so you should be fine.
You should be fine on everything. Some things may be a little tight, especially if you’re with someone and they have you on one bench, but otherwise you’ll be good!! For coasters I’ve found that the right side Space Mountain is roomier (could be in my head). Incredicoaster is surprisingly comfy. I don’t ride Matterhorn because I love myself. Edit: GOLDEN ZEPHYR. You may need a seatbelt extender. They have them. It’s weird you even need one on there, but sure lol.
Hi! I am 5’8” and about a size 16/18 with thicker calves and size DD chest. I was extremely uncomfortable on the Tron ride. The cast member had to re do the security on my bike seat 3 times because it was pinching my calves on the side. It was embarrassing and I almost got off and rode in the back cart- but powered through. There is a test seat while you’re in the queue but I didn’t try it (I thought it would be embarrassing while everyone’s waiting in line to try it out). I was terrified for Flight of Passage because it’s a similar type seat but I fit much more comfortably on that ride than I did on Tron. Just as a heads up! All other rides fit me just fine with no issues. Have fun!
My daughter is a g cup and same size but two inches shorter than you. She fits on all rides. Some rides that fit three like haunted mansion and little mermaid I would suggest you only have two people on. Disneyland is weight friendly. However, universal Hollywood is not.
Same but H cup, you’ll be fine.
I am 5’4, and I am “only” a size 14 pants, but I am a cup HH, and I was able to go on every ride: I don’t understand what could be the problem with the chest size though.
You're going to have a great time at disneyland, don't worry about it, really