Incredicoaster intensity vs. WDW coasters

[DarkwingDuck24]

Hi Disneylanders,

We're headed to DLR next month and have a question about the intensity of Incredicoaster vs. WDW coasters. We love Big Thunder Mountain, Space Mountain, and Cosmic Rewind (our absolute favorite), but have been too scared to try Rock'n'Roller Coaster. We *love* speed but don't do well with big drops. We've heard that Incredicoaster has high drops but that these are banked so they don't feel as intense. Has that been your experience? How intense is Incredicoaster vs. the WDW coasters and do you think we would be ok to ride?

 

[ngl]

I think Incredicoaster is less intense than Rock N Roller Coaster but understand you have not been on that either. Really, none of the Disney rides are that crazy like Universal or other parks. It does have a few drops but imo nothing intense. Of course, such a subjective analysis! (And btw I'm in the 50+ age bracket mom!)

 

[disneychrista]

I agree with @ngl the best comparison would be Rock 'n Rollercoaster. It is very smooth. There are a few bunny hills and a loop but I don't remember there being any giant drops.

 

[jcarwash]

Incredicoaster has an inversion (it loops upside down). I consider that to be some level of intensity.

 

[blabbermouth]

Incredicoaster is outside, so you could take a look at the track before deciding! I'd consider it very similar to Rock n Rollercoaster, but it's been a while since I've been on either.

 

[BrianL]

Incredicoaster does compare best to Rock'n Roller Coaster, though they are different. RNRC is all corkscrews, so just a spiral around, while Incredicoaster has more hills and one big loop. You may or may not find that more or less intense. Both of them are quite a bit more intense than either Space Mountain or Big Thunder though. I do find them a tad rough too and the over-the shoulder harnesses can bang yoru head around a little. Sometimes I get a headache after Incredicoaster, but it doesn't last too long. The launch is so fun that I usually just roll with it, though I am never thinking it was over too soon eihter.

 

[gmi3804]

I'm not sure why loops are considered so troublesome to so many. It just feels like you're being pushed into your seat, at least on this one. No big deal.

Incredicoaster doesn't have any stomach-dropping moments (like Splash's drop), despite look like it does. It's more like racing along over really long stretches of track, nowhere near as tight or curvy as RnR. Even the launch is much less intense than RnR's.

 

[Wedgeout]

The closest match is to the Rock’in one. Being outdoors is more exciting. (I enjoy it more at night). Drops aren’t too bad. A lot of turns. Few up/down dips. The loop (as many can) gets that head/neck compression feel for me. Not smooth. You vibrate a bit. I do like that for a metal coaster, feels like a fast classic wood one. With the sound track, it is a fun thrill ride.

 

[BrianL]

I'm not sure why loops are considered so troublesome to so many. It just feels like you're being pushed into your seat, at least on this one. No big deal.

Incredicoaster doesn't have any stomach-dropping moments (like Splash's drop), despite look like it does. It's more like racing along over really long stretches of track, nowhere near as tight or curvy as RnR. Even the launch is much less intense than RnR's.

The loop isn't really that intense, but it is more intense than Big Thunder or Space, so it's worth mentioning. Even Incredicoaster and RNRC are nowhere near the intensity levels of some of the biggest "megacoasters" out in the world.

 

[gmi3804]

The loop isn't really that intense, but it is more intense than Big Thunder or Space, so it's worth mentioning. Even Incredicoaster and RNRC are nowhere near the intensity levels of some of the biggest "megacoasters" out in the world.

I think the curves at the end of IC are a lot more intense than the loop. The loop is so inconsequential thatI keep having to remind myself that IC even has a loop,

 

[disneychrista]

I'm not sure why loops are considered so troublesome to so many.

The loop messes with my head a little but I get motion sick on "circle rides" (eg. Dumbo, Swings, etc) so that could be why. It is not enough for me to avoid it completely but it is usually a one and done.