What is the weight limit for the Disney cruise water slide?
I spent some time researching this for you to be certain, but I'm pleased to share that at this time there are no weight restrictions for any of the onboard water slides, the AquaDuck, the AquaMouse, nor Pelican Plunge.
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Rider Safety InformationMaximum weight limit 300 pounds per rider. Riders are required to maintain the proper riding position – arms crossed over their chest, legs crossed at the ankles, and back flat against the slide.
Gravity pulls the rider toward the Earth, helping to speed up their trip down the waterslide. Of course, friction also plays a part. Whether a person rides down the slide on their backs, a mat, or an intertube, the contact causes friction. This can slow the rider down.