Ride Warning Signs can be found at the entrance of each ride to help you figure out which attractions are suitable for you. Please read all health and safety requirements for each attraction, as they are not all the same. You know your physical conditions and limitations. If you suspect your health could be at risk for any reason, or that you could aggravate a pre-existing condition of any kind, do not ride

Despicable Me Minion Mayhem

• You must be able to independently: (1) maintain an upright position, (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements, and (3) brace your body with at least one upper extremity.
• When seated, a leg (natural or prosthetic) must extend to edge of seat.
• Hand-held infants are permitted in stationary seating only.

• You must be able to independently: (1) maintain an upright position, (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements, and (3) brace your body with at least one upper extremity.
• When seated, a leg (natural or prosthetic) must extend to edge of seat.

• You must be able to independently: (1) maintain an upright position, (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements, and (3) brace your body with at least one upper extremity.
• When seated, a leg (natural or prosthetic) must extend to edge of seat.
• No lap sitting.

• You must be able to independently: (1) maintain an upright position, (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements of a roller coaster, and (3) brace your body with at least one upper extremity.
• When seated, one natural full leg must fit under the shin guard and the other leg (natural or prosthetic) must, at minimum, terminate below the knee.

• Sit upright unassisted or be accompanied by a Supervising Companion.

• You must be able to transition between a stationary platform and a moving walkway while entering and exiting the interactive experience.
• You must be able to remain standing on the moving walkway or seated in a standard wheelchair and maintain an upright position with or without the use of an assistive device.

• You must be able to independently: (1) maintain an upright position, (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements, and (3) brace your body with either (a) one upper extremity and a leg (natural or prosthetic) which extends to the edge of the seat or (b) two legs (natural or prosthetic) which extend to the edge of the seat.
• No hand-held infants. No lap sitting.

• You must be able to independently: (1) maintain an upright position, (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements including spinning and turning, and (3) brace your body with at least one upper extremity.
• When seated, a leg (natural or prosthetic) must extend to edge of seat

• You must be able to independently: (1) maintain an upright position, (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements and (3) brace your body with at least one leg (natural or prosthetic) which extends to the edge of the seat.

• You must be able to independently: (1) maintain an upright position, (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements similar to that of a roller coaster, and (3) brace your body with at least one upper extremity.
• When seated, one natural full leg must fit under the shin guard and the other leg (natural or prosthetic) must extend to the edge of the seat.

• You must be able to independently: (1) maintain an upright position, (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements similar to a roller coaster, and (3) brace your body with at least one upper extremity.
• When seated, a leg (natural or prosthetic) must extend to edge of seat.

• You must be able to independently: (1) maintain an upright position, (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements, and (3) brace your body with at least one upper extremity.
• When seated, a leg (natural or prosthetic) must extend to the edge of the seat.

• You must be able to independently: (1) maintain an upright position, (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements, and (3) brace your body with at least one upper extremity.
• When seated, a leg (natural or prosthetic) must extend to edge of seat.

The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man®

• You must be able to independently: (1) maintain an upright position, (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements similar to a roller coaster, and (3) brace your body with at least one upper extremity.
• When seated, a leg (natural or prosthetic) must extend to edge of seat.

• You must be able to independently: (1) maintain an upright position, (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements, and (3) brace your body with either (a) one upper extremity while forming a saddle posture with two legs (natural or prosthetic) or (b) a saddle posture with two legs (natural or prosthetic) which terminate below the knee.
• Chariots are available for Guests who cannot ride independently.
• Hand-held infants may ride in the chariot only.

• You must be able to independently: (1) maintain an upright position, (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements including spinning and turning, and (3) brace your body with at least one upper extremity.
• When seated, a leg (natural or prosthetic) must extend to the edge of the seat.

• You must be able to independently: (1) maintain an upright position, (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements, and (3) brace your body with at least one upper extremity.
• When seated, both legs (natural or prosthetic) must extend to edge of seat.

• You must be able to independently: (1) maintain an upright position, (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements, and (3) brace your body with at least one upper extremity.
• When seated, a leg (natural or prosthetic) should be visible from under the positioning device once it is in the proper closed down position.

• You must be able to independently: (1) maintain an upright position, (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements, and (3) brace your body with at least one upper extremity.
• When seated, a leg (natural or prosthetic) must extend to edge of seat.

• You must be able to independently: (1) maintain an upright position, (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements and (3) when riding the motorbike, brace your body with at least one full natural upper extremity.
• When seated, both legs (natural or prosthetic) must, at minimum, terminate below the knee.
• To ride in the motorbike seat, guests using mobility devices must be able to walk independently.

• You must be able to independently: (1) maintain an upright position, (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements, and (3) brace your body with at least one upper extremity.
• When seated, both legs (natural or prosthetic) must extend to edge of seat or terminate below the knee.
• Guests using mobility devices must be able to walk independently.

• You must be able to independently: (1) maintain an upright position, (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements, and (3) brace your body with at least one upper extremity.
• When seated, both legs (natural or prosthetic) must extend to edge of seat.

• You must be able to sit upright unassisted or be accompanied by a Supervising Companion.

• You must be able to independently: (1) maintain an upright position, (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements, and (3) brace your body with at least one upper extremity.
• When seated, both legs (natural or prosthetic) must extend to edge of seat or terminate below the knee.

• You must be able to independently: (1) maintain an upright position, (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements and (3) brace your body with at least one upper extremity.
• When seated, both legs (natural or prosthetic) must extend to edge of seat.

• You must be able to independently: (1) maintain an upright position, (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements, and (3) brace your body with at least one natural upper extremity.
• When seated, both natural legs must, at minimum, terminate below the knee. No prosthetic limbs.
• Guests using mobility devices must be able to walk independently.

• You must be able to independently: (1) maintain an upright position, (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements, and (3) brace your body with either (a) one upper extremity and a leg (natural or prosthetic) which extends to the edge of the seat or (b) two legs (natural or prosthetic) which extend to the edge of the seat.

• You must be able to independently: (1) maintain an upright position, (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements, and (3) brace your body with at least one upper extremity.
• When seated, both legs (natural or prosthetic) must extend to edge of seat.

• You must be able to independently: (1) maintain an upright position, (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements, and (3) brace your body with two natural legs which extend to edge of seat.

• You must be able to independently: (1) maintain an upright position, (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements, and (3) brace your body with at least one upper extremity.
• When seated, a leg (natural or prosthetic) must extend to edge of seat.

• You must be able to independently: (1) maintain an upright position, (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements, and (3) brace your body with two legs (natural or prosthetic) which extend to the edge of the seat.
• No hand-held infants. No lap sitting.

Honu of Honu ika Moana

• Two functioning hands (one may be a functioning prosthetic) are required. Continuously hold the handles during the entire ride experience. Sit upright with legs (natural or prosthetic) towards the middle of the raft and maintain an upright position throughout the entire ride. Must also be able to absorb the sudden and dramatic movements including sudden accelerations, dramatic tilting, and jarring actions.

• Either (a) one functioning hand (natural or prosthetic) with two legs (natural or prosthetic) which terminate below the knee or (b) two functioning hands (one may be a functioning prosthetic) are required. Continuously hold the handles during the entire ride experience. Sit upright with legs (natural or prosthetic) towards the middle of the raft and maintain an upright position throughout the entire ride. Must also be able to absorb the sudden and dramatic movements including sudden accelerations, dramatic tilting, and jarring actions.

• One natural arm that terminates below the elbow and two natural legs that terminate below the knee are required. Stand with back, head, and heels against the wall of the capsule, with legs crossed below the knee and arm(s) crossed over the chest and maintain this position throughout the ride. Must also be able to absorb the sudden and dramatic movements including sudden accelerations, dramatic tilting, and jarring actions.

• One natural arm that terminates below the elbow and two natural legs that terminate below the knee are required. Stand with back, head, and heels against the wall of the capsule, with legs crossed below the knee and arm(s) crossed over the chest and maintain this position throughout the ride. Must also be able to absorb the sudden and dramatic movements including sudden accelerations, dramatic tilting, and jarring actions.

• To ride, you must be able to independently support yourself throughout the experience. Diaper age children must wear swim diapers covered by their swimsuit.

• Either (a) one functioning hand (natural or prosthetic) with two legs (natural or prosthetic) which terminate below the knee or (b) two natural functioning hands are required. Continuously hold the handles during the entire ride experience. Independently maintain yourself in an upright position while seated. Must also be able to absorb the sudden and dramatic movements including sudden accelerations, dramatic tilting, and jarring actions.

• Either (a) one functioning hand (natural or prosthetic) with two legs (natural or prosthetic) which terminate below the knee or (b) two functioning hands (one may be a functioning prosthetic) are required. Continuously hold the handles during the entire ride experience. Sit upright with legs (natural or prosthetic) towards the middle of the raft and maintain an upright position throughout the entire ride. Must also be able to absorb the sudden and dramatic movements including sudden accelerations, dramatic tilting, and jarring actions. No lap-sitting.

• Two natural arms that terminate below the elbow and two natural legs that terminate below the knee are required. Lie feet first, face up, with legs crossed below the knee and arms crossed over the chest and maintain this position throughout the ride. Must also be able to absorb the sudden and dramatic movements including sudden accelerations, dramatic tilting, and jarring actions. NOTE: All riders must have strong swimming ability. This attraction exits into a 10-foot (3-meter) pool.

• Two functioning hands (one may be a functioning prosthetic) are required. Continuously hold the handles during the entire ride experience. Sit upright with legs (natural or prosthetic) towards the middle of the raft and maintain an upright position throughout the entire ride. Must also be able to absorb the sudden and dramatic movements including sudden accelerations, dramatic tilting, and jarring actions. No lap-sitting.

• Two natural legs that terminate below the knee are required. You should be able to independently: (1) Lie back with your head and torso against the slide surface with legs crossed below the knee and (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements including sudden accelerations, dramatic tilting, and jarring actions within the slide and through the end of the runout lane.

• Two natural arms that terminate below the elbow and two natural legs that terminate below the knee are required. Sit upright or lie back face up with feet first and with legs crossed below the knee and arms crossed over the chest throughout the entire ride. Infants must be able to independently support their head and neck. No lap-sitting. Diaper age children must wear swim diapers covered by their swimsuit.

• Either (a) one functioning hand (natural or prosthetic) with two legs (natural or prosthetic) which terminate below the knee or (b) two functioning hands (one may be a functioning prosthetic) are required. Continuously hold the handles during the entire ride experience. Sit upright with legs (natural or prosthetic) towards the front of the tube and maintain an upright position throughout the entire ride. Must also be able to absorb the sudden and dramatic movements including sudden accelerations, dramatic tilting, and jarring actions.

• All riders must independently support themselves throughout the entire attraction experience. Children under 48" (122cm) must enter the river accompanied by a Supervising Companion. All guests must wear a U.S. Coast Guard-approved life vest.

• Two natural arms that terminate below the elbow and two natural legs that terminate below the knee are required. Sit upright or lie back face up with feet first and with legs crossed below the knee and arms crossed over the chest throughout the entire ride. Infants must be able to independently support their head and neck. No lap-sitting. Diaper age children must wear swim diapers covered by their swimsuit.

• To ride, you must be able to independently support yourself during sudden onset of waves and currents. Diaper age children must wear swim diapers covered by their swimsuit.

Constellation Carousel:

• You must be able to independently: (1) maintain an upright position, (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements, and (3) brace your body with either (a) one upper extremity while forming a saddle posture with two legs (natural or prosthetic) or (b) a saddle posture with two legs (natural or prosthetic) which terminate below the knee.

• You must be able to independently: (1) maintain an upright position, (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements, and (3) brace your body with either (a) one upper extremity with both natural legs which extend to edge of seat or (b) one upper extremity and one natural leg which terminates below the ankle.
• Prosthetic arms must be removed to prevent hazards or loss due to ride forces. Prosthetic legs must be secured.

• You must be able to independently: (1) maintain an upright position, (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements, and (3) brace your body with at least one natural upper extremity.
• When seated, both natural legs must terminate below the knee.
• Guests using mobility devices must be able to walk independently.

• You must be able to independently (1) maintain an upright position and (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements, or be accompanied by a Supervising Companion.

• You must be able to independently: (1) maintain an upright position, (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements, and (3) brace your body with either (a) one upper extremity with both legs (natural or prosthetic) which extend to edge of seat or (b) two upper extremities and one leg (natural or prosthetic) which extends to edge of seat.

• You must be able to independently: (1) maintain an upright position, (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements, and (3) brace your body with at least one leg (natural or prosthetic) that terminates below the knee.

• You must be able to independently: (1) maintain an upright position, (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements, and (3) brace your body with at least one leg (natural or prosthetic) that extends to edge of seat.

• You must be able to independently: (1) maintain an upright position, (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements, and (3) brace your body with at least one upper extremity.
• When seated, both legs (natural or prosthetic) must terminate below the knee.

• You must be able to independently: (1) maintain an upright position, (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements, and (3) brace your body with at least one upper extremity.
• When seated, both legs (natural or prosthetic) must extend to edge of seat or terminate below the knee.
• Guests using mobility devices must be able to walk independently.

• You must be able to independently: (1) maintain an upright position, (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements, and (3) brace your body with at least one natural upper extremity.
• When seated, both natural legs must, at minimum, terminate below the ankle. No prosthetic limbs.
• Guests using mobility devices must be able to walk independently.

• You must be able to independently: (1) maintain an upright position, (2) support your torso, neck, and head while absorbing sudden and dramatic movements, and (3) brace your body with at least one leg (natural or prosthetic) that extends to edge of seat.

Both your safety, and that of our team members, are Universal Orlando’s top priority and we’ve taken important steps to make things safe for everyone. Loose articles like cell phones, cameras, umbrellas and keys are prohibited at most attractions, and should be left with a non-rider or secured in a locker. Items that could extend out of the ride vehicle—either before or during the ride—should be properly secured before riding. If you have particularly long hair, long and flowing clothing or long and flowing accessories, you’ll be required to take certain precautions before riding any attraction.

Guests wishing to experience Stardust Racers, Jurassic World VelociCoaster and The Incredible Hulk Coaster^® will be required to pass through a metal detector as loose articles are strictly prohibited on these attractions.

A hand-held infant is a baby who cannot walk onto the ride independently or maintain sitting upright by themselves. Hand-held infants can experience the following attractions with assistance from another Guest in their party:

Universal Islands of Adventure

• Camp Jurassic^™
• Caro-Seuss-el^™
• If I Ran the Zoo^™
• Jurassic Park Discovery Center^™
• Me Ship, The Olive^®
• Ollivanders^™ interactive experience in Hogsmeade^™
• Hogwarts Express™ – Hogsmeade^™

• Animal Actors On Location!^™
• Despicable Me Minion Mayhem – Stationary seating only
• Hogwarts Express™ – King’s Cross Station
• Ollivanders^™ interactive experience in Diagon Alley^™

• Astronomica
• Le Cirque Arcanus
• The Untrainable Dragon
• Viking Training Camp

Mothers-to be can safely enjoy the following attractions:

Universal Islands of Adventure

• Caro-Seuss-el^™
• One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish^™
• Hogwarts Express™ – Hogsmeade^™

• Animal Actors On Location!^™
• Kang & Kodos’ Twirl ‘n’ Hurl
  
• The Blues Brothers^® Show
  
• Hogwarts Express™ – King’s Cross Station
  
• Universal Orlando’s Horror Make-Up Show^™
• The Bourne Stuntacular^® Show
• Illumination's Villain-Con Minion Blast

• Astronomica
• Constellation Carousel
• Fyre Drill
• Le Cirque Arcanus
• The Untrainable Dragon
• Viking Training Camp