help?

[Princess Alexa]

Hey everyone

so, i've been on rollercoasters like expedition everest, the mummy, big thunder mountain, space mountain and the only ever one that i've been on that goes upside down was Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril in Disneyland Paris which ended with me pulling a muscle

i'm going to Orlando and Disneyland Paris this year and really want to get over my fear of upside downs in rollercoasters, so i was wondering whether anyone had any suggestions for the best one to do first?

I'd really appreciate the help, thanks!

 

[Monorail Fan:)]

As far as I know, Rock 'n' Rollercoaster is the only attraction with inversions at WDW. You could always try the CyberSpace Mountain at DisneyQuest. It's only a simulator, but you make the coaster yourself, so you can make the inversions as intense as you want.

I'm not sure about DLP. I know their Space Mountain and Temple of Peril have inversions. However, Space Mountain's are in the dark, and you've already had a bad experience with Temple of Peril. lol

 

[Princess Alexa]

the funny thing is, i've done cyberspace mountain and with about 5 inversions in it- is the experience alot different on an actual rollercoaster?

 

[Jill In Wonderland]

When you go to Orlando, definetly try Rock N' Roller Coaster. I consider it one of the most wild rides since it does have a couple loops and a corkscrew. Although, it is really a quick ride, so it really isn't that scary! Btw, you should be fine since the first time I rode it was when I was 8 years old!

 

[Princess Alexa]

is it an intense ride? can you see whats coming?

 

[disneedust1429]

is it an intense ride? can you see whats coming?

on rock'n' roller coaster, its all pretty dark and pretty fast. it's an amazingly fun ride though, went on it in 2005 on my 1st trip and got hooked i go on it a few times every trip. definitely do it. its a fast ride and over pretty quick, and you don't even really see it at all, like i said, its dark in there (but not like pitch black, there are lit up signs, so you can still see)