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Mission Space
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speck76
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I guess like anything at Disney, it requires some imagination. I enjoyed it.
I guess some ppl ( and I am not directing this to anyone specific) either don't like to use there imagination or they just look on the negative side of everything. One could go on Pirates of the Carib and see it as lame and unrealistic, or you can enjoy it and appreciate the design and technology...if nothing else.
You can't please everybody.
I guess some ppl ( and I am not directing this to anyone specific) either don't like to use there imagination or they just look on the negative side of everything. One could go on Pirates of the Carib and see it as lame and unrealistic, or you can enjoy it and appreciate the design and technology...if nothing else.
You can't please everybody.
Chefjason1974
New Member
Originally posted by General Grizz
Mission Space is *not* intense. It's VERY, very lame.
Say goodbye to hype!
Never mind grizz he/she has attachment issues to the past.
M.S. is the best ride in any park. i loved it the first time ly & i loved it 2 days ago.
Piebald
Well-Known Member
Ok , I don't consider myself a Disney Freak at all like some of the people here do (not that it's bad, I'm just not overly obsessed). I am a normal teen with hobbies and I just happen to enjoy Disney enough to post on a message board but not scrutinize every little detail,etc. With that said, I recently rode M:S and this is my opinion. The ride is GREAT. It's something so different and gives you such a weird feeling that it's amazing. The 3 times I rode it, everyone around me (not my family, just surrounding guests,but my family loved it) they all commented on how great it was. It certainly is thrilling in my opinion. I'm not gonna lie and say it's not an intense attraction, because IMO it is. Granted it's not the hulk or superman at your local amusement park but it IS pretty intense. Don't be apprehensive about the spinning. Had I not read this board I would have never known the thing "spinned". It's an amazing experience and at least try it once. Don't listen to any of these people who think it isn't "that big of a deal" because some of the people here think Hall of Presidents is top notch
The ride is definitely what Epcot needed. This attraction puts everything at EPCOT and possibly WDW to shame.
CTXRover
Well-Known Member
Originally posted by RnRCJohn
I think the mummy is better then M:S..I have been on it 3 times as a tester...it rocks. When you go to universal hit up the mummy first thing
John
Couldn't disagree with you more
:lol: Mummy only wishes it could be as cool as MS j/k Seriously though, everyone has different likes, dislikes and opinions and Mummy just failed to impress me, probably because I just expected this ride to be what Universal themselves hyped it to be. But I also realize that what was seen during the TRs was not the finished product, so I'm still holding my final opinion until it officially opens. But right now, it wasn't even Universal's best attraction. I just didn't think it seemed like any revolutionary idea. Its a great ride, don't get me wrong, to say anything less would be underhyping it, its just not the best. Sorry for the thread drift....continue with MS talk....General Grizz
New Member
If you read back to the context, you'll realize I was being sarcastic. :animwink:
Re: Re: Mission Space
:lol: So true.... :animwink:Originally posted by Piebald
Don't listen to any of these people who think it isn't "that big of a deal" because some of the people here think Hall of Presidents is top notch
speck76
Well-Known Member
I could not feel the spinning, as you are completly enclosed, and you do not see yourself spinning. You will get the feeling in your stomach as if you are dropping.
The ride is worth it...if you are unsure about your body's ability to handle the ride, take some dramamine and hour or so before you get on.
The ride is worth it...if you are unsure about your body's ability to handle the ride, take some dramamine and hour or so before you get on.
WDWFREAK53
Well-Known Member
Spinning:
Getting "dizzy" from spinning is because you actually see the surroundings around "going around" and your eyes try to catch up to it and when you stop...you get the dizzy sensation because your bearings are trying to come back to you.
In M:S...you ARE spinning...but you can't see your surroundings around you...so the "dizzy" feeling will be far less (if at all).
Drop:
You do not drop in M:S.
Sensation:
The same sensation you'll feel is the same as if you're on a rollercoaster as it comes over the crest of a hill...you will gradually "lose your stomach" but it's not like the Tower of Terror where you drop fast and it hits you all at once.
Even though I described it like that...there are parts that feel like nothing you've felt before. I suggest you try it...if you do get motion sickness on rides, take a dramamine for precautionary measures. Just because you get sick on the teacups...does not mean you'll get sick on M:S.
Getting "dizzy" from spinning is because you actually see the surroundings around "going around" and your eyes try to catch up to it and when you stop...you get the dizzy sensation because your bearings are trying to come back to you.
In M:S...you ARE spinning...but you can't see your surroundings around you...so the "dizzy" feeling will be far less (if at all).
Drop:
You do not drop in M:S.
Sensation:
The same sensation you'll feel is the same as if you're on a rollercoaster as it comes over the crest of a hill...you will gradually "lose your stomach" but it's not like the Tower of Terror where you drop fast and it hits you all at once.
Even though I described it like that...there are parts that feel like nothing you've felt before. I suggest you try it...if you do get motion sickness on rides, take a dramamine for precautionary measures. Just because you get sick on the teacups...does not mean you'll get sick on M:S.
MKBurn15
New Member
Re: Re: Mission Space
Spun.Originally posted by Piebald
Ok , I don't consider myself a Disney Freak at all like some of the people here do (not that it's bad, I'm just not overly obsessed). I am a normal teen with hobbies and I just happen to enjoy Disney enough to post on a message board but not scrutinize every little detail,etc. With that said, I recently rode M:S and this is my opinion. The ride is GREAT. It's something so different and gives you such a weird feeling that it's amazing. The 3 times I rode it, everyone around me (not my family, just surrounding guests,but my family loved it) they all commented on how great it was. It certainly is thrilling in my opinion. I'm not gonna lie and say it's not an intense attraction, because IMO it is. Granted it's not the hulk or superman at your local amusement park but it IS pretty intense. Don't be apprehensive about the spinning. Had I not read this board I would have never known the thing "spinned". It's an amazing experience and at least try it once. Don't listen to any of these people who think it isn't "that big of a deal" because some of the people here think Hall of Presidents is top notch
The ride is definitely what Epcot needed. This attraction puts everything at EPCOT and possibly WDW to shame.