Glasses rules at Knott's: specifically La Revolucion

[Macro]

I've never been on La Revolucion and drive by KBF from time to time so I was just wondering whether it's worth stopping by. The glasses rules at KBF can be annoying and I'm blind as a bat without them (actually I think bats see better - they can still navigate). It really takes a lot of the fun out of rides if you can't see anything. I was surprised when they wouldn't let me on Xcelerator with glasses even with a safety strap. Riding it "blind" is like riding a great coaster in a world of soft, fuzzy blobs. Fortunately, you don't have to be able to see to enjoy the launch and the top hat. I'm not sure if the overbanked turns are more fun for sighted people but they're boring for us almost-blinds. If they won't let you on Xcelerator with glasses and a safety strap then I'd assume they won't on La Revolucion either but I just thought I'd ask.

 

Thanks for any help.

[kraken613]

I use a strap with my glasses too. Ive never had a problem except they almost didnt let me wear them on Borg (Nighthawk) at Carowinds. The strap I have wasnt going to come off ive ridden Dive Machines and Euro- Fighters with it. They finally did let me ride with them though.

 

I cant see the computer screen without my glasses!

[yankees15]

I almost always wear my contacts when I go to amusement parks, so I don't have to worry about taking my glasses off.

 

I don't understand why they wouldn't let you wear your glasses on Xcelerator if you had a strap. I have seen multiple people ride Kingda ka with a strap and the operators gave them the okay.