Vampiergirl1209
TS Member
Heya all,
I'm new to the forums but I really need your help. I have the possibility to visit Alton on the 4th of July and me being a dutchy + never been to Alton. This makes me feel really exciting. However, I'm quite plus-size. I have already lost a lot of weight but I'm scared that I cannot fit into any of the rides. I saw that a few weight restrictions rule thingy's on the Alton site, but your UK metric system is quite confusing for a Dutchy like myself. I'm a pants size 24 and a shirt size 26. Is there anyone who is roughly the same size and can tell me more about this and if there is any ride I'm able to fit onto.... Would be a waste to hype myself up and buy tickets and then not be able to enjoy any of it. I know that there are test seats.
Also is the 4th of July normally very busy or is it a calmer day, since it is on a Monday?
Thank you all for reading my rambling lol and for the help! Any general tips an Alton Newbie should know are very welcome as well
I'm new to the forums but I really need your help. I have the possibility to visit Alton on the 4th of July and me being a dutchy + never been to Alton. This makes me feel really exciting. However, I'm quite plus-size. I have already lost a lot of weight but I'm scared that I cannot fit into any of the rides. I saw that a few weight restrictions rule thingy's on the Alton site, but your UK metric system is quite confusing for a Dutchy like myself. I'm a pants size 24 and a shirt size 26. Is there anyone who is roughly the same size and can tell me more about this and if there is any ride I'm able to fit onto.... Would be a waste to hype myself up and buy tickets and then not be able to enjoy any of it. I know that there are test seats.
Also is the 4th of July normally very busy or is it a calmer day, since it is on a Monday?
Thank you all for reading my rambling lol and for the help! Any general tips an Alton Newbie should know are very welcome as well