A few questions about TRON from someone who hasn’t ridden it yet

[ProudSoccerMom]

No problem. And no I can't say I had any issues at all with drowsiness using those tablets and patches. As like most similar medications, the warnings states that they may cause drowsiness but they didn't with me. I might have slightly different triggers to you though, spinning is a major one but otherwise just general movement (especially bumpy) fast moving scenery, screens etc seems to hit me the most. Simulator type rides are a nightmare!

I'm based in the UK but these are the patches I have: https://amzn.eu/d/eWr9tfc - you may be able to get something similar in the States. Didn't ever imagine a patch off Amazon would actually work!

But defo ride it if you can, such a good ride

Thank you! I’m definitely going to give it a go! I appreciate your help.

 

[ProudSoccerMom]

You're in for a treat. Tron is such a fun ride and I doubt you'll have any issues with motion sickness. Enjoy!

Thank you!

 

[Kevin O'Brien]

I haven't been on Tron before because I might not find it comfortable with the pressure on my knees.

 

[ztonyg]

Thank you for this perspective. My biggest triggers are spinning and backward motion. Sometimes side to side motion. For Tron, I was thinking that being exposed on a cycle that may feel like it’s going sideways into turns would trigger me.

I don’t have issues with any of the coasters, except for EE and strangely Space Mountain. I avoid these. I’m also going to pass on GoG because of the backwards launch. The motion simulators are hard to predict. No issues with Star Tours, but sometimes with FOP. Maybe I’m overthinking this. lol. Too much planning.

I was pretty uncomfortable after EE. I didn't feel the same way after either Guardians or Hagrid's at Universal (which also have large backwards sections).

Honestly the Mummy at Universal and EE probably have bothered me the most.