I heard from the lady from WDW prep school (the blog)/WDW prep to go (the podcast) is that if you sit in the middle, you'll decrease your motion sickness. I think she discusses it in one of her recent podcasts (one of the last 4 - the ones titled may trip). The recent podcasts are very short in case you need to listen to more than 1. I like how she gets to the point and she explains things well.So I do ok on Soarin', EE, ToT... anyone with motion sickness ride Flight of Passage yet? Does it really move you around a lot? I know there is a 3-D element to it as well, which I don't know if that helps or not. TIA!
The long swooping glides make me sick, too. I have to close my eyes at the Ellen part that you mention. I can do Soarin' after I've eaten and usually only close my eyes at the worst parts. I did FOP and there are lots of long swooping glides. I didn't close my eyes because I was determined to see it all. But I did feel very shaky when it was over. Other people I talked to said that they closed their eyes during the swooping parts and felt fine. I am determined to try this ride again because it is so amazing, but I am going to ask to sit in the middle this time instead of at the very end. And I won't hesitate to close my eyes this time. And I will take some Dramamine first because I want to pay it safe.
Same here for my DD, she can't do Star Tours. So I'm wondering the same..... She doesn't want to chance feeling sick all day if she rides FoP. Maybe if we rode at the end of the day?
I do Star tours but have to keep my eyes closed most of the time. I think I closed them for a brief second on fop, but never felt sick.
Yes. On Sorin your could easily sip a nice glass of wine while riding, on FoP you'd be wearing it.
