I have the same reaction. Regular coasters are usually fine, but I often sit Star Tours out.Honestly Star Tours is rough for me. Regular coasters don't bother me, but Star Tours makes me dizzy and nauseous afterward!
Star Tours made us both feel sick. We had to look at the floor. We went on Ratatouille and Flight of Passage and had no trouble. I rode Mission Space a long time ago and will never ride it again because of motion sickness. I haven’t attempted Millennium Falcon yet.Star Tours, Millennium Falcon Smugglers Run, Avatar Flight of Passage, Ratatouille, Mission Space of course.
Wow. I don’t realize RAT was so bad. We haven’t gotten a chance to ride it yet. Maybe I shouldn’t rush.Star Tours used to do me in, but as long as I’m hydrated and have something in my stomach (and I’m not hot - if I’m hot, forget it), I can handle it. The same with Falcon and FoP. Ratatouille has taken its place as the one to make me have to sit things out for a while after. I’ll only ride it if I’m with someone who hasn’t ridden it before, and I’ll close my eyes through most of it.
Flight of Passage. The ride was designed by a madman and forged by the fires of Hades. Just the worst.
It really surprised me. I think it’s a combo of the screen, the glasses, and the all-over movement. It’s not a double-doozy; it’s a triple whammy. (Tbf, it’s only one section, and I know when to close my eyes. But - wow)Wow. I don’t realize RAT was so bad. We haven’t gotten a chance to ride it yet. Maybe I shouldn’t rush.
I wasn't expecting this one to be bad, but oh boy - my husband got off with the migraine from hell for the rest of the dayFlight of Passage. The ride was designed by a madman and forged by the fires of Hades. Just the worst.