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This attraction is not recommended for Guests who have high blood pressure, a back or neck condition, recent surgery, injury, or illness, are pregnant, prone to motion sickness or dizziness, have a heart condition, fear of heights, or are sensitive to strobe lights.Be sure to leave any loose items, including those in your pockets (especially cell phones and keys) in the designated area of the station so they aren’t lost in flight.Take off flip-flops or other footwear that doesn’t fit snuggly before boarding the ride.Need a little more room? Seats in Rows 2 and 3 are equipped with a longer safety belt (and are still safe for smaller individuals to use, too).There are two different types of seats on the ride to best accommodate our Guests. Before you get in line, we encourage you to try out Thunderbird’s test seat.Wait times tend to be longer for the front seats.Love the thrill of a “near miss”? Be sure to ride on Thunderbird’s left wing – the outside seat.

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