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How old do you need to be to ride this?
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If one sign says 5, but another sign says 6 and a recorded message says 6, I'd either have told my kids to say they were 6, or asked for clarification.0
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Rolandtheroadie wrote: »If one sign says 5, but another sign says 6 and a recorded message says 6, I'd either have told my kids to say they were 6, or asked for clarification.
What happens if your 5 year old gets hurt on the ride?0 -
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In my daughter's class of 5 year olds she could easily pass for 7 or 8, and my 3 year old is the same height as some of her class mates. Just tell the operators they're 60
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