6’ 3” 295 pound man. What can’t I ride?

[CStap]

We’re headed to Kings Island in a couple of weeks. I’m 6’ 3” and 295. Which rides will be a definite no-go for me?

[tks944]

Depends on how squishy you are haha but you should be good on all the adult rides except for Flight of Fear.

Use the test seat outside of Orion or Dimondback. They use the same restraints. 

Banshee has larger seats on certain row just tell the seat assigner you need the bigger seats. 

Mystic Timbers can be tight if you have large thighs.

Need two clicks on The Beast and Racer. The ride ops can help you push the lap bar down if needed.  

[DoomPlague]

4 hours ago, tks944 said:

Depends on how squishy you are haha but you should be good on all the adult rides except for Flight of Fear.

Use the test seat outside of Orion or Dimondback. They use the same restraints. 

Banshee has larger seats on certain row just tell the seat assigner you need the bigger seats. 

Mystic Timbers can be tight if you have large thighs.

Need two clicks on The Beast and Racer. The ride ops can help you push the lap bar down if needed.  

To expand on this: try Racer first since the line will almost certainly be shorter and move faster. If you can get on that, you can get on The Beast.

Backlot Stunt Coaster can be pretty tight too, very similar to Flight of Fear.

As far as flat rides: you almost certainly won't get on Drop Tower, to be honest, but everyone is built different so I can't say 100%.
Delirium has a test seat to try. Other rides can vary. Some of the older flat rides are very tight but WindSeeker I believe to be pretty roomy.

[NegativeGs]

I find there is very little foot and leg room in the odd numbered rows of Flight of Fear. The even number rows offer much more space and a more comfortable ride experience.