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[dx4100]

Hi All

Sorry if this is a much asked question but i have been struggling to find the answer.

My daughter is six and she loves roller coasters.  She has been on some really big ones.  She wants to ride Rock n Roller coaster at Disneyland Paris but some of the websites are suggesting their are age restrictions. 

One site says it is "Not suitable for children under 8 years of age". - http://www.dlpguide.com/planning/advice/ride-restrictions/

She is 1.34 meters so she is more than big enough for the ride.

I am trying to work out if this is a absolute restriction or just someones opinion.  I can't find any mention of such a restriction on the actual website.  She is going to be gutted if she can't go on it

She is also hoping to go on Space Mountain.  So I have the same question for that.

Thanks for the help

[DisneyRon]

I think there's only a height restriction, the age limit is probably suggested because of language used on the ride or something?

[Sulley's Arms]

From memory (which may well be incorrect  the only 'coaster your DD wouldn't be able to go on is Indiana Jones, which has 1.4m min. height.

Space Mountain, R'n'R Coaster & Thunder Mountain are all less than your DD's height so all good (at least once BTM reopens...!)

When my youngest was within 2-3 cm of the IJ min. height I used to stuff folded park maps in his shoes to get him on!

[DutchBrit]

I think the height restriction is the one that is actually enforced, but the age recommendation might have something to do with muscle tone: space mountain particularly is quite rough, or emotional maturity maybe? Many under 8s would be terrified of fast roller coasters (heck, I'm not wild about them myself  )

I have the opposite problem: my son is 10 but very short. So Space Mountain might not be possible, unless I buy him some thick-soled trainers!

[dx4100]

Disneyland Paris got back to me via Facebook and confirmed there are no age restrictions

Thanks guys