Filming on rides

Guest · 21 Jul 18, 12:30 PM

We are taking a Go Pro Hero 6 with us and was wondering what you guys do when recording footage on the rides.

I gather Disney is not as strict as Universal but then again the rides are a lot tamer (only Rock N Roller going upside down)

So I suppose with Rock N Roller being the exception (use some sort of chest or wrist strap/harness) the bigger Disney rides such as Expedition, Splash, Big Mountain and 7DMT holding the Go Pro with a grip is fine?

Anyone else like recording on the rides, if so what's your tactic?

YLL · 21 Jul 18, 02:08 PM

I've recorded all rides on my phone except Rock'n'roller coaster for obvious reasons so you shouldn't have a problem on any rides with your Go Pro.

Guest · 21 Jul 18, 03:08 PM

Originally Posted by YLL

I've recorded all rides on my phone except Rock'n'roller coaster for obvious reasons so you shouldn't have a problem on any rides with your Go Pro.

Thank you, good know

grant_w · 25 Jul 18, 12:46 PM

Last time I went, I just held my camera to film rides at Busch and Disney

21 Jul 18, 12:30 PM	#1
	21 Jul 18, 12:30 PM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	Filming on rides We are taking a Go Pro Hero 6 with us and was wondering what you guys do when recording footage on the rides. I gather Disney is not as strict as Universal but then again the rides are a lot tamer (only Rock N Roller going upside down) So I suppose with Rock N Roller being the exception (use some sort of chest or wrist strap/harness) the bigger Disney rides such as Expedition, Splash, Big Mountain and 7DMT holding the Go Pro with a grip is fine? Anyone else like recording on the rides, if so what's your tactic?

21 Jul 18, 02:08 PM	#2
	21 Jul 18, 02:08 PM YLL Imagineer
YLL Imagineer Join Date: Mar 17 Location: East Sussex	I've recorded all rides on my phone except Rock'n'roller coaster for obvious reasons so you shouldn't have a problem on any rides with your Go Pro.