LEAST FAVORITE RIDE?

[owill]

Stitch without a doubt.

 

[Disney Mom 7272]

Expedition Everest, only because when it goes backwards I get very nauseous! I tried it 2 years in a row but everytime I get off I feel bad for the rest of the day :-(

 

[RustManFan]

I have no interest in Mission Space, Space Mountain, Tower of Terror or Expedition Everest.

 

[revdon64]

MK - Teacups: No spinning!
EP - Ellen's Energy Adventure: Who really wants to spend 45 minutes in the dark with Ellen?
HS - Not much here I don't like. Maybe R&RC, because I'm getting old for that kind of crazy.
AK - Primeval Whirl: Have I mentioned NO SPINNING!

 

[im4pacers1]

the 3 that I can't, or I should say won't so that I don't throw up, are Tea Cups, Mission Space, and Primeval Twirl.

 

[Tomh]

I LOVE Splash Mountain. May be my favorite ride. However, it doesn't matter how many times I go on it I still get really nervous on that loooooonnnnngg trip up before the drop. Every. Single. Time.

I like the drop itself but the trip up is torture.

I have, over the years, learned to stay pretty calm on the way up, even two summers ago, when we got stopped on that hill, for quite a bit of time. The drop . . . not so much with the staying calm there hahahaha.

 

[OhThePain]

I can't stand EE. The ride cars can be a little on the tight side and there is ZERO momentum throughout the ride. It finally starts moving and then stops so the track can move, then it starts gaining momentum just to stop so the track can move. If I want to start moving and then stop abruptly, I'll get behind someone who's looking at a map and walking at the same time. Both scenarios are equally frustrating, but in one of those cases I don't have to give up a FP or wait an hour in line for it to happen.

 

[annadreamsofdisneyworld]

My least favorite is Small World, but on my last trip I couldn't not do it. It was my husband's and daughter's first trip to Disney, and I wanted them to experience it. My husband hated it! My 1 year old daughter liked it at first but then got tired of it. It's too long and annoying!

 

[hyzdufan]

EP - Ellen's Energy Adventure: Who really wants to spend 45 minutes in the dark with Ellen?

Big Bill Nye fan! Ellen? NO thank you.

 

[Canuck16]

IASW and the Tea Cups

 

[mdoc]

Kali River Rapids. I don't want to risk getting soaked.

I also won't do Stitch. I consider it wasted time that I'll never get back.

Teacups. Too much spinning. I do better on Mission Space!

For the Ellen haters, I find Ellen's Energy Adventure to be an amazing air conditioned napping opportunity, and ride it every time I go to Epcot. But I didn't hate it the first time, either.

 

[scrappinginontario]

Stitch's Great Escape

 

[I'mfarfaraway]

Keeping in theme with the other thread - what's your must NOT do?

Keeping in theme with the other thread - what's your must NOT do?

My will never do again attraction is Stitch's Great Escape..... I don't think anything could make me re do that experience.

 

[tlmadden73]

Mission Space - Did it once .. I could have SWORN my wife and I would have cose the "easy" side, but there is no way it was. .. we were naueous for QUITE a while after it. So, no desire to go back ..
And frankly, it just wasn't that exciting of a ride .. crammed in a little pod with someone yelling at you to push buttons .. was just far too chaotic compared to other Disney rides.

 

[Disneytam]

Mission Space. I prefer to taste my food only once, thank you. And if I do the side (green) that allows my food to stay put, I find the ride to be dull. My family doesn't particularly care for it but if they decide to go on it on one of our trips, I take that opportunity to stroll World Showcase at my leisure or look around Mouse Gear.

This! Rode it two years ago to make my husband happy because it was an adult only trip so our son wasn't with us to ride it with him. Hated it, the only positive was that I had watched it on you tube so I knew what to look for at the end so staved off a panic attack. Of course I also held it over hubby's head whenever I wanted to do something he didn't

 

[courtneybeth]

Magic Kingdom: Stitch -- torture chamber, chili dogs, and ... ugh
EPCOT: Soarin' -- we have it at California Adventure and I still don't ride it.
Animal Kingdom: Dinosaur Carnival Area -- why is this even there? We walk past it every time
Hollywood Studios: The entire park. We skip it!

 

[anniemae]

Mission Space - Did it once .. I could have SWORN my wife and I would have cose the "easy" side, but there is no way it was. .. we were naueous for QUITE a while after it. So, no desire to go back ..
And frankly, it just wasn't that exciting of a ride .. crammed in a little pod with someone yelling at you to push buttons .. was just far too chaotic compared to other Disney rides.

That sounds awful! Will never ride it.

 

[bucky1023]

space mountain and star tours. also not crazy about splash, but that is only because i can't stand to get wet and have to walk around after

 

[Micca]

I guess I'll say Mission Space. I did it once or twice before the tame version came along, didn't get sick but wasn't especially impressed. As another Dis-er pointed out up-thread, this had all the makings of an E-ticket attraction, but didn't make the cut. Pity considering the tech & the expense involved.

 

[TGM]

Yes! Astro Orbiter is the scariest ride at WDW!! Glad I'm not the only one who thinks so.

Yes! It leans! It leans! (trying desperately not to make a Timekeeper reference)

Someone's going to fall out one day, and land in front of the Lunching Pad!