everest and aerosmith?

[dana1003]

ok whats the deal w/these two rides?? all i read is how sick everybody gets on these two,especially everst. do i need to take dramAMINE or should i just pass this up? i dont want it to ruin our day.

 

[ChrisFL]

as rollercoasters go they're relatively tame, but they're more intense than Space Mountain, Thunder Mountain, etc.

 

[JulielovesDisney]

If you get motion sickness easily, then take something. But if not, these rides aren't that bad at all. Rock n Roller Coaster is more intense because of the 0-60mph takeoff and the 3 inversions. If you do get motion sickness, use meds for this ride if you think you'd need it.

Everest has only 1 fairly big drop and it goes backwards for a few seconds. But I don't think it would wreak havoc for a person who gets motion sickness. I could be wrong though.

It also depends on how easily you get sick. Some people are very sensitive and can't do anything. Other's just get aggrivated by certain types of rides, like spinning or high speeds. So use your judgement. You can always ask a CM if you are a little wary of riding a particular ride.

 

[buckylarue]

I think far more people get sick on Mission: Space than either of these rides, but if you think you might be prone to be ill, take dramamine or bonine or something just to be safe!

 

[Star Wars Guy]

I used to get motion sickness a lot, but neither of these rides bother me at all (with no medication.)

 

[BlindTyldak]

RnRC is very disorienting for some folks since it is in the dark and has inversions. I got a little queeze because I was trying very hard to focus on what we were going past which made for some very strong spinning sensations at times . . . I think if I had not done that I would have been just fine.

 

[Corwin12]

My DW felt sick after Aerosmith. Bring something to take if you think there is a chance ... Disney charges 2.00 for a packet of 2 pills if you need to buy them when you get to the park. (Good use of 2.00 for me, though)