How bad is Mission Space, really?

[Tamickey]

I rode it once and that's it for me. I'm glad I tried it, but it had a different effect on me. I thought I was so going to faint. You know that lightheaded feeling just before you hit the floor - that was it. I don't mind roller coasters at all, but things that spin in circles don't agree with me.

 

[jarestel]

At the exit of the ride, there's a "recovery" area where people who don't step off the ride feeling wonderful can recuperate. And there's almost always people in this area. So take that for what it's worth. I've ridden M:S once with no bad effects, but have decided that any ride that requires people to take dramamine or similar medicines and also requires such a strict ride discipline ( eyes locked on screen, don't peek around, etc... ) isn't something I want to risk my vacation time on again. Don't want to be a wet blanket, but it really doesn't matter how many people ride with no problems, you won't know how it affects you until you ride. Good luck!

 

[Cindy B]

Not bad at all. My five year old loved it (at that time). During liftoff, she kept on saying "I'm a magnet! I'm a magnet!"


It was a little disappointing ride actualy. After you land, its like -- Now what? I wish there was a return trip back.

I didn't feel queasy, but my legs were shaky on my first time.. but I ate right after and I was fine. I did ride it two times in a row, and was fine.. but didn't need to do three times in a row, if that makes sense.

 

[Terry S]

My 6 and 7 year old have ridden it several times and love it. I on the other hand keep chickening out. I keep saying to myself that I am going to do it, but we when get there, I decide not to. I am just not good on spinning rides.