Do You Still Ride All The Rides

[AdamsMum]

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I use ginger in different forms for gut issues i.e. hearburn, queasiness...gratefully I don't get motion sickness. It's really effective. I drink ginger tea - it must be only ginger, you can even make it yourself by grating ginger into boiling water and letting it steep.
I found the ginger chews stick to my teeth, and at 68 I have a few crowns-expensive to replace. There is a ginger hard candy that I was recently introduced to by my sister. I keep a few in my pocket. These ones are quite strong, and ginger isn't everyone's cup of tea, and there are many brands. I also have one made by Kerrs which is milder, but that's a Canadian brand. I'm not sure how widely available it is.

These are the strong ones:
https://foodisgood.com/product/little-temptations-ginger-hard-candy-tropical-mango/

 

[Stargazer65]

I've cut down on the number of intense rides I do, but I'm still up for doing pretty much everything at least once a trip.

(Except maybe Mission Space Orange...I haven't done that for about 6-7 years. IMO, Green is just as good, while avoiding the twirl and hurl sensation)

I do Velocicoaster over at Universal which IMO is about the most intense thing between all the parks (Universal and Disney, that is). If someone tells me they are making something worse that that, I may have to pass, as I think that is my limit. I'm pretty spent when I get off of that.