RNR vs. Everest

[Incomudro]

I am too chicken to try either one.

I understand.
I used to be the same way.
My opinion now? If you're healthy, not at a risk of heart attack etc. - go for it.
You only live once, and if it's not going to hurt you - why not experience it?

 

[21stamps]

It's not really subjective.
RnR is far more intense.

I have a close friend and Disney buddy who may disagree. She's totally fine on Rockin' Roller Coaster.. put her on EE and even 7DMT..she screams bloody murder.lol. We laugh over it all of the time.. they're just such a different type of coaster that it's hard to compare.

 

[Phonedave]

I don't find either particulary intense. It really boils down to what (if anything) bothers you. My one daughter hates drops - of any kind. She does not like EE, but she loves RNRC. Some people don't like the dar - or more to the point, not being able to see what is comming up. I know when we were kids, my brother would ride all sorts of coasters, but Space Mountain, despite it being tamer than at lot he had been one, really got to him because he could not see. Kind of like riding a coaster with your eyes shut bothers some people. Some people dont like going backwards, if that is the case, then you are going to think EE is worse. They are two very different coasters.

-dave

 

[JillC LI]

Both are intense but in different ways. RNRC has a super fast start and inversions, but it is in the dark so you don't get that foreboding sense that a big drop is going to happen, and in fact there are no big drops. E:E is probably a tad smoother but there are several drops and it goes backwards at a point. I personally enjoy the thrill of RNRC but cannot handle the drops in E:E.

 

[bcoachable]

RR is more intense...
But I get sick on EE
(Still love it though, so if someone has a cure, please share!!)