Has anyone actually thrown up on a ride?

[Colleen27]

I am severly emetophobic, and am terrified to get on the rides because I am scared someone will throw up on me, and I was wondering, what rides have you guys throw up on??

And do you think it was motion sickness, heat etc??

And does it usually happen on the ride or after you get off of the ride??


** Thankfully, I went prior to my emetopobia becoming fullblown again and was able to enjoy the parks without fear, but during my honeymoon on my second trip back, it had become an issue. When I get on the rides,I try to sit in the back away from kids, and thankfull stuff like nemo and haunted mansion it can be me and hubby only.

The only rides I've thrown up on at Disney are the bus rides! LOL. Actually, I managed to hold off until just *after* the bus ride both times.

For me, none of the rides at Disney are enough to make me sick, even though I'm somewhat prone to motion sickness on spinning rides. The times I've been sick at Disney were my own issues - morning sickness the first time and a severe migraine the second. The overwhelming heat made both those things worse (two different August trips), and just the motion of the bus was enough to push me over the edge.

 

[darlak]

I haven't ridden the teacups since 1979, I think. That was my first trip to WDW, with my DH and my brother. Before that ride, there was no ride that made me sick. To be honest though, it might have been the illegal substance we had smoked before hand (It was the 70's!). I managed to make it off the ride, but threw up in the bushes right next to the ride.

Even now, older, wiser and no longer partaking in illegal substances, I can't ride anything that goes around and around. I can ride any coaster, but can't ride a carousel.

The only time I've ever seen anyone throw up at WDW was on the TTA. A kid was throwing up on the moving floor/belt where you step into your car. DH heard it as we were going up the escalator and made sure to steer me onto the down escalator as soon as we reached the top. DH knows from years of co-parenting with me that I am a 'sympathy vomitter'. If I smell it, I'm going to be sick too.

 

[laluna]

At last I get to apologise to those poor unfortunate souls sitting near us at Fantasmic in April 2005!

It was our first trip to WDW with my DD who was just over three and we took some peanut M&Ms with us to munch on during the show. 20 mins after waiting we discovered for the first time that she has a mild nut allergy and she was sick about 6 times in 10 mins. Hence we didn't make the show that night. The CMs were great in providing water and wipes - she was actually quite poorly - but we did get some looks!