Skyliner question

[mickdaddy]

Has anyone rode the skyliner on a really warm day? I'm wondering how effective the ventilation is on a hot humid day? I'm pretty claustrophobic and worry intense heat might be a trigger for me in the skyliner but we are staying at the beach club so would like to utilize it where we can. Any info would be appreciated.

[savarese04]

Yup. Perfectly fine and airy. There are windows that open and close to allow for great airflow. It's way cooler than standing in line downstairs at Big Thunder, which is a literal sauna. You're high up enough that you get the natural high wind airflow that you wouldn't feel on the ground. That said, if you get stuck for 30 min, I imagine it could get unpleasant

[mickdaddy]

Yup. Perfectly fine and airy. There are windows that open and close to allow for great airflow. It's way cooler than standing in line downstairs at Big Thunder, which is a literal sauna. You're high up enough that you get the natural high wind airflow that you wouldn't feel on the ground. That said, if you get stuck for 30 min, I imagine it could get unpleasant

Thank you for the info, getting stuck is literally my worst fear of riding the skyliner.