How are larger riders specifically screened in aquatic environments?

Screening larger riders in aquatic environments primarily focuses on safety, particularly the fit of restraints on rides. Ensuring that restraints fit properly is essential for preventing accidents and injuries. When larger riders engage in aquatic attractions, the safety mechanisms, such as harnesses or seatbelts, must be evaluated to confirm that they can securely and comfortably accommodate the individual without compromising safety standards.

The other options do not focus directly on the critical safety aspect of restraint fitting. Offering discounts, limiting access, or suggesting alternative activities may be relevant in some contexts but do not address the fundamental objective of ensuring that all riders, regardless of size, are safely secured in their restraints during the ride. This screening process is crucial to maintain the integrity of the experience and protect all participants involved.