Not sure how he managed to pull that off. No way that kid is 1.4m tall.Or Coastersaurus. Their kid features in all their vlogs recently rode Smiler for the first time.
Good point actually. He must be or he wouldn't have been able to ride, unless they put something in his shoes to make him taller like some parents do (which is silly).
Tina (Mrs Coastersaurus) was having a conversation on Twitter with someone before opening weekend. She was talking about how Peter had just hit 1.2m and was now able to ride Wicker Man. A day later she posted a photo showing he was on Smiler. 20cm is a lot of growth in 24 hours!Good point actually. He must be or he wouldn't have been able to ride. Unless they put something in his shoes to make him taller like some parents do? (which is silly)
Ok yeah, in that case they must've put something in his shoes. Only way it would work.
Can't see how you boost height by 20cm by putting anything in shoes haha. That's quite a bit of height! Only thing I can think of is that ride ops were a bit lax that day.Ok yeah, in that case they must've put something in his shoes. Only way it would work
If they knowingly allowed a child of 1.2m on a 1.4m ride (and lets face it, there is no questioning being 20cm too short!) then I would imagine that's a sackable offence - especially post 2015.
I think so yeah, I'm sure I've seen kids being measured on station platforms before.Are there height boards in the station or only at the queue entrance? Surely a host must've noticed that he was 20cms too short? Doesn't quite add up.
There are height boards at the start and end of each queue line.Are there height boards in the station or only at the queue entrance? Surely a host must've noticed that he was 20cms too short? Doesn't quite add up.
Where did you hear that they tried to stop someone from reporting, out of interest?
We have talked the allegations over and over and over again, until we started getting sick of it.
Many whacky worms then!I can guarantee that he will want to introduce his kids to roller coasters as soon as they are old enough, same as any coaster-mad parent.
