Disney theme parks do not have a universal "weight limit" for their attractions; instead, ride vehicles are designed to accommodate a wide range of body types and sizes through adjustable safety restraints. In 2026, most rides at Walt Disney World and Disneyland use lap bars, over-the-shoulder harnesses, or seatbelts that are tested for inclusivity. While there are no specific pound-based cutoffs, certain high-thrill attractions like TRON Lightcycle / Run or Avatar Flight of Passage feature unique seating configurations that may be restrictive for some guests. To assist with this, Disney provides "test seats" outside the entrances of these attractions so guests can discretely check the fit of the restraints before joining the queue. Additionally, Disney is highly committed to accessibility, offering "Wheelchair Access Vehicles" for many slow-moving rides that allow guests to remain in their mobility devices. For those concerned about fit, Disney's "Guest Services" can provide specific advice on which attractions offer the most generous seating or specialized accommodations for a comfortable experience.