Just got back from my first visit since 2021 and first of hopefully many after moving to VA. Rapterra looks awesome and the park has noticeably improved, even from 2021 when it was already much better than my visits as a kid in 2008-2011.
I also received some interesting intel from my girlfriend after I was turned away from Tumbili due to my height. KD (and I guess Cedar Fair) have a policy of ASKING taller riders how tall they are instead of measuring, and taking that height at face value to avoid liability should something happen. After I left, the ride op told my girlfriend that if I want to ride something, just say I'm 6'5" or 6'6". It's policy for ops not to question it.
I had said previously that I would happily sign a waiver to ride coasters im "too tall" for (especially knowing the reason for the restriction is almost NEVER due to restraints or ride envelope). This is pretty much what CF is doing. I really hope legacy Six Flags parks adopt this policy. I'd love to get back to SFNE and ride Superman.
The reason I post this here is because I expect Rapterra to have a max height limit like other wings. I don't know if anyone else on this forum is my height or cares, but I thought some may find the employee policy interesting at least. So assuming nothing changes, just say you're under the limit if you're not. They'll probably ask. They even asked me on Dominator, which as far as I know doesn't have a max.
Now we pray Busch Gardens adopts this policy too. I'll lie away to get on Pantheon/DarKoaster/Big Bad 2: Bigger and Badder. I promise I'll shut up about it if they do.