DDuckFan130
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Originally posted by Testtrack321
Ok, sorry, I was really wound up. I changed it, sorry from the bottom of my heart....
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Mission Space to be shut down!?
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the-reason14
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I saw this big guy on M:S who was in the capsule next to us, and he was throwing up like mess. That was the only encounter and hopefully last I will see a person getting sick on the ride.
DDuckFan130
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Originally posted by the-reason14
I saw this big guy on M:S who was in the capsule next to us, and he was throwing up like mess. That was the only encounter and hopefully last I will see a person getting sick on the ride.
Wow
Now that you mention it...where are those motion sickness bags? I couldn't find them when I went on it.
Disney2002
New Member
Aren't the bag rather new. Perhaps they weren't there when you were.
I'd laugh if they were called 'air' sickness bags. Feed into that commercial where the little girl asks "Are we still in the building?" Um, honey, looks like were raising a not-to-bright one here!
I'd laugh if they were called 'air' sickness bags. Feed into that commercial where the little girl asks "Are we still in the building?" Um, honey, looks like were raising a not-to-bright one here!
GoofyMike29
New Member
people have to learn how to either buck up
or read the warning signs
or read the warning signs
TravisMT81
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I wish they would make it more intense
DDuckFan130
Well-Known Member
I went the weekend before Christmas and since I knew about them before I went I'm assuming they should have been there when I went. Could be wrong, though.
WDWFREAK53
Well-Known Member
So...Journey to the Center of the Earth, and the 20,000Leagues attraction there should never come to WDW?
(Same with Soarin', and the Indy ride?
)DarkMeasures
New Member
How about place one more 10 second speil while on the ride right before launch to keep your head facing forward and back and such like that.
Actually, I bet the problem will be fixed within 5 years.
Actually, I bet the problem will be fixed within 5 years.
martinthesparta
Member
Stupid, but inevitable. I think it would be cool though if they created a almost identicle ride experience, but themed it to the old Mission to Mars ride. The attraction itself was pretty lame when you think about it, but I always loved the preshow and still love listening to the narration.
PhotoDave219
Well-Known Member
That would mean guests would have to learn how to read. Bear in mind, these people are folks who cant even find the way out underneath the giant "EXIT" sign at Epcot.
ToTBellHop
Well-Known Member
Even the people that can't read should be able to hear the more than ample audio warnings in the queue as they wait...or during both previews if they would freaking pay attention.
Keep in mind, this attraction is designed so that it will never have to close for refurbishment. They paid big bucks to have four centrifuges so that if any changes are necessary, they can close them one at a time to make the changes. Mission: SPACE will remain open every day, regardless
STGRhost
Member
I think what is most irritating about this whole "situation" is the way the media is...ahem...spinning it (sorry!) There was a small article in our local paper today, in the "other national news" section. the headline read something like "6 People Injured on Ride at Disney Park". I cut the article out, but I misplaced it, so that isn't a direct quote, but it's close enough. The story was about the fact that, since it's opened, 6 people (all over age 50) have been sent to the hospital for minor injuries/sicknesses after riding M:S. SINCE IT OPENED. But the headline made it seem like there had been an accident, or it was an epidemic. Very misleading. I had a bunch of people at work ask me if I heard "what happened" at Disney World.