SyracuseDisneyFan
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The last time I went on Dinosaur, I thought I was going to throw up after I got off it.
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Scariest Ride at WDW
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SyracuseDisneyFan
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It's probably just me, but I find the Yeti at Expedition Everest creepy.
He is a little intimidating at least to me, knowing that a piece of him could fall off at any moment
Doug Means
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ToT is so kool and different evertime...I love it but am always soooooo nervous in the line, plus we always seem to get very enthusiastic cast members going in...they do a great job on the creepy scale. got to give rock'n rollercoaster a good second but an all time fav.
my family has spoken too:
space mountain in the dark really freaks out my wife and son (he's afraid if he lifts his arms his hands will hit something and get chopped off because he can't see the structure)
Daughter is scared to death of Dinosaur - her uncle talked her into riding it when she finally got tall enough, even though she didn't want too, she's been terrified of it sense.
Me and the others agree there aren't really "scary" rides just intense and we love the intensity of TOT -- the old test track was super kool too
my family has spoken too:
space mountain in the dark really freaks out my wife and son (he's afraid if he lifts his arms his hands will hit something and get chopped off because he can't see the structure)
Daughter is scared to death of Dinosaur - her uncle talked her into riding it when she finally got tall enough, even though she didn't want too, she's been terrified of it sense.
Me and the others agree there aren't really "scary" rides just intense and we love the intensity of TOT -- the old test track was super kool too
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righttrack
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My family would all say Dinosaur. The ride pictures with them are hilarious with me smiling and them hiding in my shoulder.
For me, maybe it's Mission Space because of the g forces. Doesn't really scare me though, just more intense than everything else on property.
For me, maybe it's Mission Space because of the g forces. Doesn't really scare me though, just more intense than everything else on property.
danyoung56
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I think the question of which attraction is "scariest" requires two answers. If you mean the most frightening, then It's Tough To Be A Bug ranks right up there. It almost always scares the little kids, for which I blame their stupid parents. But if you mean the most intense experience, then I'd have to go with Mission: Space. I did it one time, and the claustrophobia just about did me in.
SyracuseDisneyFan
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The Yeti on Expedition Everest reminds me of the abominable snowman from Rudolph.
Mark Dunne
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Marriages are a scary thing
Mark Dunne
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The cost of the whole thing.them tickets are a scary thought every time I think I've got a great deal flights and hotel.then comes the TICKETS.OUCH
True -- that Yeti isn't all he's cracked up to be...
I will admit that I freaked on Mission: SPACE the first time I went.
It's that darn Gary Sinise! He's practically begging you not to ride! He makes me second guess myself every time.
It's that darn Gary Sinise! He's practically begging you not to ride! He makes me second guess myself every time.
Mark Dunne
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Current me says Mission: Space and Expedition Everest
6-year old me said Mr. Toad's Wild Ride
How bout maelstrom,them ere trolls were pretty scary
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Mark Dunne
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Pardon,I've gone deaf.sorry that's my stupid way of saying how blumming loud that ride is,
Mark Dunne
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Yeah I've done orange line twice,but with age I now ride the green line,but the orange is a different ball game altogether.
Mark Dunne
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That's it,LOL LOL LOL ,I am sitting here rolled up at my mistake ,thanks for best laugh of the nightDo you mean Maelstrom? Isn't Nordstrom a store in the mall? Haha