Ive ridden the tower of terror many times, and everytime towards the end i feel like i am lying on my back. I was just curious to see if anyone else felt this same sensation?
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Tower of Terror Question
- Thread starter shamrockinjimmy
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crazydaveh
Active Member
Sorry, I don't get that feeling.
I only feel like I'm going up and down!
What a ride!
I only feel like I'm going up and down!
What a ride!
wdwishes2005
New Member
only a sense of bliss......shamrockinjimmy said:
sillyspook13
Well-Known Member
Nothing here but the feeling of :hurl:.....
testtracker
New Member
Yea never felt that feeling 
Epcot82Guy
Well-Known Member
shamrockinjimmy said:
I will support ya on this one! When I was a kid and rode it the first time or two, I used to feel that way. However, the new drop patterns don't leave me with that feeling (note that the first time I rode it was 1997 and then the next was 2002 when I was 20). I think it might be an age/height thing.
crazygirley
New Member
Hmm... no. Never had that feeling. Where exactly do you feel this feeling? Is it after all the drops and such are said and done and just before the elevator doors open to let you off? If so, you know the ride vehicle is moving backwards and sideways, right?
lawyergirl77
Active Member
Heh, the only feeling I get is the one that makes me turn to the people who dragged me on the ride and say: "I hate you with the passion of a thousand burning suns... Let's do it again!!!!"
Chape19714
Well-Known Member
yeah, but maliboomer is all about the upward launch, and tower is about the downward fall. So, still a bit confused.CThaddeus said:
wdwishes2005
New Member
tower goes up very fast also.Chape19714 said:
KumbaRider
Member
Hmmm....air conditioned story-themed thrill ride or, hot outdoor space shot?
sillyspook13
Well-Known Member
For anybody who was at the December meet, I said something quite similar! :lol:lawyergirl77 said:
CThaddeus
New Member
A Maliboomer inside a building and in reverse is still a Maliboomer. I'm sorry, while I'm all about a great story, I've always felt this attraction was a bit short on it. I like the video, don't get me wrong, and the theming is nice, but I've always felt like you're just being rushed to the drop portion. Of course, this is much worse at California Adventure, where the forward motion part was completely abandoned to save money (and this was my favorite part of the ride), but I've always found this to be one of Disney's lesser attractions. I know I'm a minority here, and that's fine. To each his own. I like thrills as much as the next guy, but when the thrill has so little before and after it, it just feels like such a let down. I applaud Disney for attempting some kind of story...in that sense, of course, it is unlike the Maliboomer. I'd just like to see the story expanded.
CThaddeus
New Member
Uh, yeah. That rates right up there with "The Country Bears." And having to watch that again would be more frightening than any elevator drop. Ewwww. But I apologize to the person who started this thread. I have gotten away from your subject matter. My dislike of the ride is causing an unnecessary argument.