Water Country USA Weight Limits

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MrBradferd

MrBradferd

Mar 22, 2015
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Sup people. Got a random question hopefully someone can answer. My and my girl are on the bigger side, im 300 shes 260 pounds and im just wondering can we do any of the rides? Like things that use single and 2 person tubes like jet scream and malibu pipeline, is 2 people like us just way to big for those floats? Is it even worth trying? Im sure we could do aquazoid and big daddy falls. But i think the water coaster and colossal has a 700 weight limit? Also what about vanishing point? I know at other parks the trapdoor slides have like a 300 limit but the slides you push yourself down like the green and blue one at vanishing point, is that rideable at 300?

I would just hate to get the the top of malibu, jet scream and find we make that dag on float basically underwater. I guess I could buy some floats from the store and try in my pool, but I know water countrys are WAY more quality made and thicker
 
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Gavin said:

That has all the limits for all the rides if there is one. Looking at it though you both should be fine.
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Appreciate that. Still wonder how much a double raft can take before its literally under water. Like yea maybe going down the slide should be fine but hitting the end pool if its to much would make it not glide across the water
 
Zachary said:
Half the time floats don't glide across the water at the bottom of rides like Malibu and Jet Scream anyway. High likelihood of flipping out of the tube, but that's half the fun.
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I dont mean flip, i mean the weight making the float go flat basically lol
 
Those tubes are pretty robust and are made with some surprisingly heavy-duty material. I used to work at a major water park (not WCUSA) and never saw any guests, even large ones, have an issue with the tubes. If anything, more weight generally just makes the tubes firmer, not flatter. As long as you guys fit within the park’s posted weight limits, I wouldn’t worry at all. Have fun!
 
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Mushroom said:
Those tubes are pretty robust and are made with some surprisingly heavy-duty material. I used to work at a major water park (not WCUSA) and never saw any guests, even large ones, have an issue with the tubes. If anything, more weight generally just makes the tubes firmer, not flatter. As long as you guys fit within the park’s posted weight limits, I wouldn’t worry at all. Have fun!
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Thank you :)
 
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