Overview
This video provides an in-depth guide for plus-size riders visiting Canada's Wonderland, outlining ride accessibility, restraint types, and potential fit challenges, based on the creator's personal experiences and detailed ride-by-ride analysis.
Introduction and Context
- Creator aims to help plus-size riders understand which theme park rides may be accessible at Canada's Wonderland.
- Previous videos cover other Cedar Fair and various parks; requests for additional park reviews are welcomed.
- Personal stats: 290 lbs, US size 22, 5'6", weight mostly in stomach/thighs, shared for context.
Major Roller Coasters
- Behemoth & Leviathan: Clamshell restraints, tight fit for big thighs/hips; test seats available.
- Yukon Striker: Over-the-shoulder vest with “big boy” (red) buckle; snug for large stomachs/chests; test seat available.
- Wooden Coasters: Lap bar/seatbelt, variable click requirements; tight for big hips/butts, request solo seating if needed.
- Vortex: Very size-inclusive; over-the-shoulder restraint locks at comfort level, roomy for larger riders.
- Backlot Stunt Coaster: Restrictive, max 300 lbs, narrow cars; most plus-size riders will struggle to fit.
- Flight Deck & Silver Streak: Over-the-shoulder, more forgiving; only extremely large chest/stomach may struggle.
- Time Warp: Uncomfortable, especially for larger butts; most plus-size riders unlikely to fit.
Other Coasters and Thrill Rides
- The Fly & Thunder Run: Accommodating; shared lap bar/seatbelt, solo seating option.
- Wonder Mountain’s Guardian: Comfortable lap bar, accommodating for plus-size riders.
- Taxi Jam: Small, child-oriented; unlikely to fit larger adults.
Thrill and Flat Rides
- Drop Tower: Over-the-shoulder restraint with seatbelt; difficult fit for big chest/stomach, 800 lb per-cabin limit.
- Lumberjack, Cyclone, Riptide, Shockwave, Skyhawk, Sledgehammer, Soaring Timbers: Over-the-shoulder with seatbelt; fit varies, Skyhawk most accommodating, Sledgehammer least.
- Wild Nightmares: Spacious stand-up ride; no fit issues expected.
- Windseeker: Tight and weight-restricted (300 lbs/person); big hips/thighs may struggle.
- Swing of the Century: 230 lb max; fit likely, but most plus-size adults over weight limit.
Family & Kid Rides
- Whitewater Canyon: Long seatbelt, avoid sitting directly beside someone for more room.
- Other Family Rides (e.g., carousel, flying canoes, clockwerks, etc.): Generally accommodating; solo seating recommended for extra space.
- Flying Eagles: 340 lb total per ride, cramped for two adults; fit likely with small child.
- Boo Blasters: Lap bar adjusts to fit, 970 lb max per car; divide groups if needed.
- Jokies Jalopies & Swan Lake: Seatbelts, should fit most plus-size riders.
Children’s Area Rides
- Many have low weight or height limits; most are not suitable for larger adults, especially those designed strictly for kids.
- Specific restrictions and weight limits detailed for each child ride.
General Tips & Final Notes
- Use test seats where available to check fit before lining up.
- If worried about fit, request to ride solo where possible for extra space.
- The guide does not cover paid attractions or the waterpark due to lack of direct experience.
Recommendations / Advice
- Try test seats first to avoid discomfort or walk of shame.
- Don’t hesitate to ask for solo seating for extra space.
- Review ride-specific restrictions and weight limits before queuing.
- Contact creator via comments or email for specific questions about ride access or fit.