Rides you refuse to go on?

[Alexandra]

No matter how many times I try I just can't go on ToT. I had a real elevator accident where the elevator I was riding in fell. Although I was okay except for getting banged up a little I'll never get over it. Last year I got on line for ToTwith my husband and actually made it all the way to the elevator. I was determined to conquer my fear. Just as I was about to be seated my heart started to pound so hard I literally ran to the nearest cast member and begged him to let me out. He did, bless his heart!

 

[Rotel1026]

For those worried about riding Kali and then having to walk around soaking wet the rest of the day, ride it last. That's what I do, that way if you do get soaked, you can change into dry clothes pretty soon after.

Someone mentioned Ripsaw Falls, if you haven't already done it before, it's got a great sense of humor. You just gotta ride and see all those signs posted along the way. Whenever I hear "Safety First" at work, I always remember the sign on Ripsaw saying "Accidents a close second."

 

[shmmrname]

Part of the magic or enchantment of WDW to me is that for the first time I can and do go on every ride and attraction. To have so many options at your fingertips is just amazing.

I have been on large rollercoasters, and I do enjoy some of them. That said, I hate so limiting of a place that only this type of ride is heavily featured.

I understand some don't have the stomachs for some rides, but to me WDW is just perfect.

 

[octoberbarry]

I don't do rides that spin.

That said, I'm looking forward to trying the Primeval Whirl, so I guess I'm not a purist with that statement...
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