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Should theme parks like Disney and Universal increase their seat sizes on rides to accommodate larger people? Let's say a man is 300 pounds 5'9 he isn't likely to fit on some rides. Should they increase ride size to accommodate larger people?
| Yes they should increase seat size | 5 | |
| No they shouldn't | 11 | |
| Other | 2 |
If you want more seat room got to pay for it.
No one is forcing you to eat cookies. Eat some lettuce.
If airlines offered 60$, sit in a fetal position for 5 hours. I'd buy that spot.
I don't know, Other.
When it comes to roller coasters, I'm not against them increasing seat sizes, but these people are heavy, which can make a big difference for how delicate those rides are. I don't know if simply making the seat wider is going to get the job done unless the ride was created with them in mind from the get-go.
There's also the matter of the accommodating regular people, since thin-to-average sized people won't be comfortable in a seat that can accommodate a 300-pounder.
What they would probably end up doing is having a small section on the rides for the "fluffier" among us. Either that or build whole new rides.
With the food they’re feeding visitors, they’re not in a position to make moral judgements. I would say accommodate the fatties since they buy more theme park food.
I have never seen a non-fat adult in any Disney Park video I’ve ever seen, so it would make sense