I spent the better part of my 35 years terrified of roller-coasters. After a bad experience on a log flume and a spider-type ride when I was a kid, I refused to try any major thrill ride, until last year. Last year, my son was finally tall enough to ride some of the mild coasters at WDW. His interest in those rides peaked when he realized that his Dad was scared stiff of them. I rode Space Mountain and BTMR about 5 times each. I did Tower of Terror 3 times as well. I have to say, I really enjoyed them (though TOT does scare the be Jesus out of me).
Now I realize that Dueling Dragons is no Space Mt. or BTMR. But we are going to UO this August and my wife really wants to ride DD again. Problem is there will be no one with us to go on it with her (Last year my sister and BIL went on it with her). My in-laws will be with us, but they are not into roller-coasters at all.
So my wife wants me to ride. She says its not that bad, but she cant be trusted because it is in her interest to get me on the ride. Here are my questions: How bad is it? Any chance of me surviving? I am not a big fan of heights, and I am one of those people that thinks something is going to break on the ride the one time I am on it and my car is going to go hurling off the track. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Now I realize that Dueling Dragons is no Space Mt. or BTMR. But we are going to UO this August and my wife really wants to ride DD again. Problem is there will be no one with us to go on it with her (Last year my sister and BIL went on it with her). My in-laws will be with us, but they are not into roller-coasters at all.
So my wife wants me to ride. She says its not that bad, but she cant be trusted because it is in her interest to get me on the ride. Here are my questions: How bad is it? Any chance of me surviving? I am not a big fan of heights, and I am one of those people that thinks something is going to break on the ride the one time I am on it and my car is going to go hurling off the track. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.