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What are some bodily factors make a person more likely to enjoy a rollercoaster

Tuesday, 08 July 2008 00:00 Jackie F Games & Recreation - Amusement Parks
Such as weight, height, I don't know, toe length and hairiness? etc. I'm not asking about personal feelings toward rollercoasters, but physical conditions that make rollercoasters either more or less enjoyable (such as conditions that make one more likely to get migraines or have motion sickness from a coaster.) Serious and silly answers alike welcome, although I am honestly curious.
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hborja
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haha this reminds me. i jst went to the amusement park today and i think being around five feet to about 6 5" is a good height. unless ur really overweight being a little chubby wont hurt. i get dizzy reall easy but i can handle twists and upside down turns on coasters.

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Jessica V
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i know that riding in the back of a roller coaster is actually faster than riding in the front. that's all i knowsmilies/smiley.gif

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