Your Opinion .. RnR or Expedition Everest.. Which one is scarier??!

[ThinkTink721]

I have not been on either one, but if I were to choose one to ride (less scary), it would be EE.
:wave:

 

[dancin_in_epcot]

Both are great rides. I was somewhat disappointed in EE but RnR always is great.
EE is a little scary, one cause when I rode it was dark for a nice portion of the ride. other than that part theres that only one drop(not scary) and you can pretty much see were your heading next. one thing I liked about EE was when you stopped in the dark and you saw the yeti shadow, that was cool!

RnR is great one because its neon(bright!) and has many twists and loops! something EE lacked. Also you get something to hear other than the machine. But thats just my opinion.

 

[KingdomHeart]

I think I seem to be in the minority here - I actually don't love RnR.
::drops to avoid bottles::
It drives my friends nuts. I love EE, though. Intensely awesome, and on EE, I found that the things going on, the Yeti, the track, etc, made it much more of an experience, rather than the straight through coaster of RnR.
While completely unrelated, I'd still go on ToT open to close anyday.
-Nick

 

[Maria]

I loved going backwards in Exedition Everest! It was very... refreshing! LOL

THIS IS MY 6,001st POST!!! YEAY!!

 

[the-reason14]

No im not nervous to ride them i LOVE the rock'n'roller coaster just want to know well... here ill rephrase the question "Which roller coaster do you prefer between Expedition Everest and Rock'n'Roller Coaster and why??"

Oh well in that case, def. everest. RRrcn is fun, but its to rough and loud and its over quickly, dont blink or you'll miss the good part, what good part all I experienced was some band screaming like dying cats in my ear.

Whereas everest is smooth and much more exciting in my book.

add one for everest.

 

[Dizknee_Phreek]

Well, they definitely both have their scary moments. For RnR it's the launch (as others have said)...that scares the crap outta me every time!
I rode EE for the first time twice back-to-back on my last trip. Both times were at night. I really felt like I was going to :hurl: while waiting in line for the first time. The first time I rode, I was pretty freaked out because I didn't exactly know what was going to happen or how it would feel. I enjoyed it (obviously enough to ride it immediately after). But I think that drop and going backwards would scare me just as much as RnR's launch.
So they're pretty neck-n-neck....but I'm gonna go with EE.

 

[filbert32]

EE is more thrilling for me. I'm a thrill junkie, and I absolutely love the blast off for RnR - I lurve Aerosmith (saw them live for the first time last weekend (in the rain)), and I find getting turned upside down just great fun. However, I was itching to try EE when at WDW last time, and I actually screamed for the first time on a ride in so long when we went backwards. I found it truly thrilling!

 

[Karolena]

Both are fun, but I think Everest is scarier. When I'm on RNR I'm screaming because I having fun. The first time I rode Everest the screams were pure terror, now it doesn't take much to scare me. And the second time I rode everest I was still screaming from terror, but I was able to enjoy it a little more.

They're both great rides even if, for me, Everest is a little intense.

 

[DolFan]

I don't know if it is scarier, but Expedition Everest is more intense.

 

[kennyj29]

I love EE............it's a fun ride!

 

[Kingdom WDW]

EE is too intense for me.
I like Rock 'n' Roller Coaster. It is one of the best rides at WDW, but not my favorite.

But I won't go on Tower of Terror no matter what you pay me...

 

[Sadiebird]

RnRC is much scarier for me, but that's probably because it's the only upside down coaster that I've ever been on. Plus that launce is so incredibly intense.

I much prefer EE. That's my favorite ride of all. I just love that drop.

 

[river country]

Its Disney World its a family park nothing is really scary if your 9 or older you can do everything there

 

[JIMINYCR]

In my opinion, EE tops RnR. RnR ride is a blast but it's over so quickly. Much more to experience with EE, starting with the queue theming, slowly building on the first drop and progressing onto the change of direction. I got to ride it with the working Yeti, but even with the broken Yeti its worth the better rating over RnR.

 

[acishere]

The drops on EE scare me more than anything on RnRC. Loops don't bother me and while the launch surprised me, I found it more exhilarating than frightening. Drops however get me every time.

 

[olinecoach61]

Although I'm not frightened by either, I think EE looks more intimidating, with the whole mountain and all.

 

[TaoBoxer]

I think I seem to be in the minority here - I actually don't love RnR.
::drops to avoid bottles::
It drives my friends nuts. I love EE, though. Intensely awesome, and on EE, I found that the things going on, the Yeti, the track, etc, made it much more of an experience, rather than the straight through coaster of RnR.
While completely unrelated, I'd still go on ToT open to close anyday.
-Nick

Gotta agree with you bro. Well said.

 

[JillC LI]

Since I am sickened by the sensation of the "drops", I will never ride E:E again. I tried it once to say I did it, but I did not enjoy it. RnRC scares me a little, but I actually like the speed and the inversions, and it doesn't do that sick thing to my stomach that the E:E drops do. So while I wouldn't say one is "scarier" than the other, I will say that I enjoy RnRC more than E:E.

 

[Pumbas Nakasak]

Neither is particularly intimidating. Though due to the restraints its harder to keeo your arms aloft on RnRC. Holding on is for tarts.

 

[bethymouse]

Both rides have their moments of "scariness".
We were in the front row of EE, and when we were at the top- phew what a view! When we went backwards, it almost felt like we were going upside down. Very fun though!
I wouldn't say the RnRC "take off" is scary. The "darkness" of it all gives it elements of "surprise".
I guess I would say EE is scarier, simply because of the height and the Yeti (if it was working properly!).