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Disney Rides by Thrill Level/Scary Level
- Thread starter Wikkler
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Thrill Seeker
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Dinosaur should be #2. Adults can be terrified of it. M:S Orange isn't scary at all. In fact, more people chicken out on Green than Orange.
Wild assumptions there.
My nephew (7 at the time) loved splash/thunder and rode them repeatedly yet went once on HM and refused to re-ride .
My nephew (7 at the time) loved splash/thunder and rode them repeatedly yet went once on HM and refused to re-ride .
Oriolesmagic
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After reading a few of the Kingdom Keepers books, I'm tempted to suggest that Its a Small World should be top 10...
real mad hatter
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Wow!!!...Mine isn't on it..
..The Tequila Flight at La Cava..Take off was awesome,but the landing was so bumpy..
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..The Tequila Flight at La Cava..Take off was awesome,but the landing was so bumpy.....
I am with you on this ... One day them dinosaurs will be real and then we will see who's laughing thenDinosaur should be number 1.I have yet to get through that ride with my eyes open! Haha
SyracuseDisneyFan
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I agree that Dinosaur should've made the list. It wasn't scary to me, but it made me feel nauseous.
Just pandering to the audience.OMG I just laughed so hard when I realized that Dumbo is higher on the list than Mission Space Orange!!
Britt
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hahahaha. Love the new list
ajrwdwgirl
Premium Member
My top thrilling rides are Tower of Terror, Big Thunder Mountain, and the tea cups (I love the spinning).
Mark In KY
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I don't find any of them scary. Most thrilling: Rock coaster.
FettFan
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Tower of Terror is both the most thrilling and the scariest.
So much atmosphere....especially since there are a million Twilight Zone references all over the queue. *hint* check out the books in the library....every one of them has the title of a Twilight Zone episode.
Oh and references to actual murders:
Winnie Ruth Judd, aka "the Blonde Butcher". Ater her death sentence was commuted, she was institutionalized at Arizona State Hospital.
She escaped the asylum six times between 1933 and 1963.
So much atmosphere....especially since there are a million Twilight Zone references all over the queue. *hint* check out the books in the library....every one of them has the title of a Twilight Zone episode.
Oh and references to actual murders:
Winnie Ruth Judd, aka "the Blonde Butcher". Ater her death sentence was commuted, she was institutionalized at Arizona State Hospital.
She escaped the asylum six times between 1933 and 1963.
@bethymouse liked EVERY SINGLE POST in this thread. 
bethymouse
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Thrilling: Tower of Terror, Test Track, Expedition Everest, Rockin Rollercoaster, Splash Mountain, Space Mountain, BTMRR