We've never been to US or IOA

[Dis-knee]

What types of rides do they have? I don't like simulator rides but do love roller coasters! How many of the rides are simulators? What else do they have to offer? We have two adults and two teen girls. I would love to hear your opinions.

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I would go to www.usfinfo.com (http://www.usfinfo.com) to read about the park rides and attractions.

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[cleo]

The main "theme" we noticed at IOA was: they like to drop you. ;) Seems like most rides dropped you in some way, and if you didn't wet yourself, they wet you. There was always something squirting or splashing.

What a wonderful park. We loved it! :D

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[sha_lyn]

do you not like simulators or do they make you sick or dizzy? I can't ride any of the simulators at WDW without getting sick but the ones at us/ioa do not bother me.

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[PattiHW]

Great description Cleo!! :D