Well, our Chance is one of those thrill seekers. During our recent trip to Disneyland, due to the fact that we have never assessed at exactly what speed will cause the implants to let go of the magnet and fly off of Chance's head, Chance takes them off when going on roller coasters. Space Mountain is unique because you are hurling through outer space which as everyone knows is extremely dark except for a few dimpled lights provided by stars.
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| Chance (waving) and his brother get ready for "Blast Off" on California Screamin' Roller Coaster at California Adventure Park |
I was curious to see how all of our kids liked the ride, but especially Chance who rode through the dark in silence with out hearing the nifty music or commands from mission control. Not even the screeches from other riders who give a clue as to impending dips or staggering heights on the tracks.
He loved it.
Maybe we can get him a nifty headband to hold them on, but then the microphones would be covered anyway so would that defeat the purpose?
2 comments:
So fun!! I love Disneyland! I'm sure Chance loved it, implants on or off. ;)
I take mine off for that too. It was funny, in Florida at Cochlear Celebration, one rider didn't take his off and it went flying off. It was at night and the park was open for only our group. So, the stopped the ride and everyone went searching until they found it. Then, the engineers were there from Cochlear and they were able to get it working by the next morning! :)
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