Whenever something like this pops up, everyone want to go crazy and 'highlight' all the people getting sick. While it seems indisputable that some are getting sick, this is an attraction that when operating at full peak, can move 2,000 or more guests per hour. I would guess that the actual percentage of guests with that experience is EXTREMELY LOW- it just gets publicized more. It's no different than when you see negative reviews of a product on the Internet- people feel compelled to tell about their negative experience but the thousands of positive experiences don't have even the same energy.Ok was told this ride is making people Motion Sick, and its very common. Is this really true? I didnt think it was supposed to be a very aggressive ride? Is this really a thing or not?
Ok was told this ride is making people Motion Sick, and its very common. Is this really true? I didnt think it was supposed to be a very aggressive ride? Is this really a thing or not?
It depends on the individual. Some folks require very little to trigger motion sickness.Ok was told this ride is making people Motion Sick, and its very common. Is this really true? I didnt think it was supposed to be a very aggressive ride? Is this really a thing or not?
My family had no issues, and usually one of us does on spin rides or motion simulators.Ok was told this ride is making people Motion Sick, and its very common. Is this really true? I didnt think it was supposed to be a very aggressive ride? Is this really a thing or not?
Uh I'm not sure if I would if those make you sick...i get sick when i ride space mountain or incredicoaster, but im still gonna do this one when i make it over to epcot
I have ridden it. It is not really that aggressive.Thanks for the info I will pass it along. I kept reading this would be a "family coaster" like 7DMT, but it seems to be a bit more than that. I honestly didnt expect it to be as aggresive as Tron will be but sounds like the additional motion makes it such.
This.Whenever something like this pops up, everyone want to go crazy and 'highlight' all the people getting sick. While it seems indisputable that some are getting sick, this is an attraction that when operating at full peak, can move 2,000 or more guests per hour. I would guess that the actual percentage of guests with that experience is EXTREMELY LOW- it just gets publicized more. It's no different than when you see negative reviews of a product on the Internet- people feel compelled to tell about their negative experience but the thousands of positive experiences don't have even the same energy.
I agree it isn't aggressive or really all that intense. It really has to do with the motion and the turning of the car towards things. As a whole otherwise it is pretty tame. Not 7DMT tame but I get more air time and such on BTM than I do on this one. Definitely not as intense as EE or RnR to me. Granted I come from a background of riding coasters at amusement parks so my definition of tame is slightly skewed.I have ridden it. It is not really that aggressive.
I really think that it is the train is going in one direction but the car is turning in an unnatural direction in relationship to the train. I believe that is confusing your eyes and inner ear causing a disorientation that is causing the motion sickness.
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