I've been frightened watching some..."extra fluffy" guests get on soarin over California :/ - tuesday737  1076.7 #79 12:07AM

I don't think so, there are a few that are difficult to get into if your tall or large but I've never heard of a weight limit... - cynDOLEwhip  744.1 #137 12:04AM

space mountain if your coaster is too heavy, the computer pulls you off the track, but then they lighten the load and send you back in so no worries - DonaldMissingPants  296.2 #633 12:04AM

I may be wrong, but I don't think there are any weight restrictions... I think so long as the lap belt/safety bar (or such) can be properly closed and fastened, then you are good to ride... I've only ever seen one person have to get off a ride because the bar wouldn't close properly on him... He was a pretty big guy, and I think he pretty much expected it wouldn't close even before he got on the ride (can't remember which one...) - AbbyDLfriend  233.2 #1198 12:06AM

Silly Swings might but I'm not sure what it is if they do - cesium55  529.7 #217 12:07AM

At the Disneyland resort there are no weight limits... If you are one of the more fluffier guest it I hard to get in some rides... I can tell you from personal experience I am 6'1 and 350+ lbs and the only ride I have an issue with is Space Mountain, and it's not cause I am fluffy, it's because I am so tall and have long legs...and the one thing I like about Disneyland is that the cast members give you that extra min to get situated if there is a tight fit... This goes for Walt Disney World Too... - dunnr010  33.7 #95 6:49AM