It was the only simulator ride that made me kind of nauseous, though I can generally ride anything. Combo of the motion and the kinda grotesque visuals I guess. Though am I correct in remembering the "pilot" to be Judge Reinhold?
While this too is a sad blast from the past, I will say that Dreamfinder never released any hot jams the way Michael did.Even sadder....
Just saying how it was as recalled by those who worked there.
Just saying, that I don't doubt it, but, I never witnessed it. It probably may just be good luck on my part.
My brother and I must have rode BW hundreds of times and I dont recall ever seeing anybody loose their lunch either. However, I was young and did not pay much attention to what was going on around me. We would usually run back through the queue to ride again or on to the next attraction.
I rode it quite a bit and was on the edge of losing my lunch nearly every time. My body allowed one ride. A second would have resulted in a protein spill.
Body Wars with the current 3D tech, and hopefully 800% better special effects, the original weren't very special, that would surely require a massive stockpile of barf bags.
The lounge elevator is at the back of the Frontiers area.
It didn't and it wasn't.
But that's my opinion too
Each to their own
There's a false wall to the reception area, but no false wall to the elevator. I was up in the lounge during Flower and Garden.
I thought there was a simulator there, are you sure these aren't older photos?
I know. The false wall blocks access from the Frontiers hall to the main corporate reception lobby.
