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Ultimate Abyss on Harmony - quick question


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I KNOW I've seen people post pictures of the sign by the Ultimate Abyss with the rules and I KNOW people have asked questions -- but I have been trying to find them and I simply am not having luck or the threads are so long I can't find the photo. Anyway, all I simply want to know is what the basic requirements are for clothing on the Ultimate Abyss (I know there's a size requirement - that's not an issue; I know you can't carry loose items - that's not an issue)... I just need to know if they have shoe and/or long pants requirements. We are shooting to do this on embarkation day and this will help determine what I take on my carry on bag on board so we don't have to wait until luggage (which may arrive late). There -- long but hopefully simple question.

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Hi there , you can wear what ever you want shoes or clothes wise , you just have to be dry, not wet clothes.

I did it in shorts and t-shirt. A friend did it in a dress and heels. You sit in a sack type thing which encloses your feet.

There is a weight limit of 300lbs, not sure what the minimum height is.

Have fun and don't forget to smile for the camera when you get to the bottom, pictures were $ 9.99

Also people can hear you screaming so watch your language !! Lol :D

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Hi there , you can wear what ever you want shoes or clothes wise , you just have to be dry, not wet clothes.

I did it in shorts and t-shirt. A friend did it in a dress and heels. You sit in a sack type thing which encloses your feet.

There is a weight limit of 300lbs, not sure what the minimum height is.

Have fun and don't forget to smile for the camera when you get to the bottom, pictures were $ 9.99

Also people can hear you screaming so watch your language !! Lol :D

 

Ha ha! I love this! Thank you!!

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If you want to do it without lines, don't do it embarkation day. The lines were long that afternoon, but there were not lines later in the cruise.

 

Just a suggestion.

 

Ah, now I would have thought the opposite Thanks for the tip. (p.s. Our first cruise was on the Monarch as well!)

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As above, any (dry) clothing and shoes seem to be fine---I had a huge variety from trip to trip and never had an issue.

 

I was told to take off my glasses, but they told me to stick one temple piece down the front of my T-shirt. That worked fine.

 

This was my experience as well (and I rode probably a dozen times on the TA)

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Ah, now I would have thought the opposite Thanks for the tip. (p.s. Our first cruise was on the Monarch as well!)

 

Based on the flowrider, I would have thought so to0, but I guess the fact you don't have to change into a bathing suit gets more people to try it on embarkation day.

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Based on the flowrider, I would have thought so to0, but I guess the fact you don't have to change into a bathing suit gets more people to try it on embarkation day.

 

Seemed like everyone wanted to experience it right away.

 

I had to talk my DW into trying, which took some time. So it wasn't until day 3 that I went the first time. It was so fast, she didn't see me exit. So I had to do it again. And again.

 

It wasn't until my 4th time that she finally went.

 

For those who hesitate- I think the short line helps- less time to brew over it.

 

A few days later she wanted to go again- very short line.

 

For the water slides- I went after coming back from Labadee. There's a line to the green/yellow one because the "toilet bowl" takes time to get through. But the blue and yellow ones go pretty quickly.

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The Ultimate Abyss is fun and not nearly as scary as it's played up to be. They asked me to remove my glasses as well, but I chose to leave them on. After the ride, I can't imagine why they ask to remove them. The ride picks up speed rather quickly but is otherwise pretty tame.

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