I am scared of the "big kid" rides can you help me?

[californiamomof4grls]

NEMO made me SO sick! Oh and it was so small I didn't like it at all!
About 13 years ago my first date ever was to Great America with my now husband. I was so excited that he asked me out that I didn't even think about the fact that I was going to a place where it was all ROLLER COASTERS!! It didn't dawn on me until I walked on to the Vortex. I walked right up strapped on the harness thing and thought OMG!! What am I going to do know. But it was too late so off we went and the whole day I rode all kinds of rides. SO I can't really tell him that I'm scared because he remebers that fearless girl. But I was just love struck! I wasn't brave at all I was just a silly girl!!
So I promised to give it a try. So try I will but I make no promises for Tower of Terror. I still remember the edge that's when the love struck started to fade and the fear came on strong!!!
SO this Brave little toaster ( )will be brave one time each! And then if I don't like it tough!!

 

[DisCopper]

I'm a coaster junkie, and I personally find everything at the Disney Parks fairly tame (I still love it, but nothing brings me even close to fear).

Big Thunder Mountain is probably the place to start. I'd recommend a seat in the front row (or if you can't handle that, the 2nd row). When they start down the bigger hills, the trains don't begin moving fast until the back row has clear the crest of the hill. If you're up front, you've already moved part way down the hill at a slow speed before you begin moving fast. Of course, that only applies to the places where you're moving slow to start with.

 

[SouthernExplorer]

If you have an iPod then I would search the Bringing Disneyland Home podcast in the iTunes store. He has ride-throughs of many Disneyland rides and attractions, and you can watch them before and during your visit.