Bachelorette party with a pregnant bridesmaid

Already pregnant? Yes, I'd consider changing it for sure. But hoping to be pregnant? No way. It can take a person a long time to get pregnant--I'm hoping to be pregnant, and currently it's taken me over a year! Plus, there is plenty to do at an amusement park besides ride the rides. Games, food, etc.

If she's not even pregnant yet i wouldn't worry about it. If it were me, i'd probably try to have one portion of the day/event that she could attend though. Maybe amusement park til 5pm and then out for a fun dinner? Or go out for brunch and then to the park?

As everyone else said, I wouldn't plan around someone maybe being pregnant. I wouldn't even plan around her if she was pregnant because it's your day and she might not even want to attend depending on how she's feeling. Also, there are other fun things to do at an amusement park besides rides (I know that's the whole point and all, but still), like play games, watch a show or have some good food. Sometimes I just like people watching when I'm at places like that. So I would stick with what you want to do and if she's pregnant by then, she can decide whether she wants to partake in the activities or sit it out.

I think it's being considerate. We will be having my bachelorette party next month, and one of the guests told us she's pregnant. Since we only have 7 people attending, we changed our activities for the pregnant woman. Did you ask her how does she feel about the rides?

I definitely think there are options for someone who doesn't want to or can't ride the rides at an amusement park - from games to food to photo booths to shows, there are usually options. But there may be other ways you can incorporate her in on the fun - maybe you can do a scavenger hunt or "bingo card" type game where the first girl to find the most amusement park/carnival items on the list or fills her bingo card wins a prize? I can think of a bunch of fun things like "kid or parent with stuffed animal prize larger than the kid" or "selfie in front of a costumed entertainer". That would help keep her engaged even when everybody else is riding rides.