3 times in a row on FOP is pretty cool, but I can imagine after awhile the motion would start to get to you. That CM must have been pressured to make sure everyone had read the warnings. Then again, if there was an "incident" in the ride around the same time that could explain it. She might have wanted to avoid another protein spill on her shift.
The glasses didn’t bother me before but I know they did for many. Disney definitely did good by fixing that issue.That's SUCH great news about the glasses. The last time I rode FoP, I was super conscientious about how I moved my head because they were so loose.
Enjoying the HECK out of your solo trip, and am anxiously awaiting the reasons you were unable to consume pizza in your room.
Pandora overall is my favorite land in all of WDW. The details are fantastic. FoP is interesting for those who deal with motion sickness. I’d put it somewhere between Soarin and Star Tours. It has more movement than Soarin but is smoother than Star Tours. In January friends of mine took Bomine (not sure if that’s how you spell it) because of the motion sickness factor and we’re fine after. If you can I’d recommend experiencing it once.
It’s stunning!
I am one of those individuals. I actually wear an anti-nausea patch when I go to Disney (and definitely Universal). It would be the equivalent of taking multiple suped-up doses of Dramamine (or Gravol for my Canadians) and I STILL had to close my eyes in parts of FOP. Star Tours is the only one I can actually handle completely and that is due to its limited length-3 times in a row though is my absolute max. FOP was a one and done. I'll ride again for my Husbands first trip in August, but if he wants re-rides he can do them solo. It's a good ride, but what they have at Universal is still way better (Spiderman being my favourite)!
Yeah, I also had some differing experiences (I think I was there one of the first days with the cards). I rode it 3x (in 2 days) all with FP+. First time, they automatically gave it to me, I skimmed it as I walked up, and they collected it at the front. They also weren't doing the second FP scan point right then, so I was wondering if it was a check to make sure no one hopped the line (it would have been very easy because there was no one else in FP line). The second time they gave me one, I tried to say - no, don't need it I already read it this morning, but they insisted, so I took it up. The CM at the end of FP line wasn't really actively collecting them and I had to forcefully hand it to him! The third time I started to enter and they never gave me a card; I actually asked for one because I thought it was required now! And again, the CM wasn't really collecting them, so I had to initiate the handover!
I rode 5 times this trip and they were definitely weird about it the first time but the rest no issues. I guess it just depends on the CM.
