Expediton Everest kicked my butt

[PrincessAurora]

I will steal a tip from Deb's website because it worked for me. When you go backwards, do NOT have your head flat against the head rest. It is the vibration that tends to give people the headachy thing. The backwards bit doesn't last long and that worked for me.

The whole coaster was really smooth and SHORT - not enough Yeti time in my opinion. Also regarding Mission Space - for the people that have problems with it or are afraid to ride it - they have a non-centrifuge option now. You should try that.

 

[apirateslifeforme]

I've always been a roller coaster/thrill ride junkie, never had any issues with motion sickness, but I've noticed lately that I'm nauseous afterward. It seemed to start when I lost the hearing in my right ear. Space Mountain actually made me feel woozy a few times, and Mission: Space really did me in for a few hours. Just last week, I felt nauseous after flying to Chicago (I've NEVER gotten airsick - not once). I'm blaming it on my ears and getting older.

Now I just hope that when I finally get to Disney again, that EE will be okay for me!

 

[faindrops27]

Now, I am getting more nervous about EE. I am so terrified, of heights. So, EE, takes the cake!! But, i was going to push through the nerves and try it. After all i have done the hulk coaster twice, and loved it. But, i am so scared of EE. Its the whole climbing thing up the mountain, yikes!!

 

[TinkerbellMama]

STOP!!!! You guys are kiddin', right??!!! Sick from EE?? That's one of the most tame coasters I've experienced!! I think it's like BTMRR, but smooooother!!! I LOVED it!! Can't wait to ride it again (and again) ... soon!!

My ride-chicken mom rode it solo (stepdad has a bad back ) and she enjoyed it! She said it is pretty tame compared to other "coasters".