Most intense moment on a WDW ride?

[DisneyAndUniversalFan]

What would you say is the most intense moment on any of the WDW rides? It could be from motion sickness, or a big drop on a ride, etc.

 

[PirateNovelist]

Back when I first went down my family rode Inside The Human Body in whatever pavilion it and it was intense. It felt much more than a simulator ride. We had to cut the day short and relax at the hotel after. This is why I have been wanting to explore Epcot more as I didn't get to last time.

 

[snikki]

Mission Space. It's always been rough for me, even when I was in my early 20s, but now in my late 30s I don't even bother riding it. My husband threw up the last time he rode it.

 

[PalmettoPath]

Summit Plummet. Laying on the precipice the moment before the gate opens. When you push off, there's a split second where you feel you're going to fall off into oblivion (right before your body tilts down onto the slide and whoosh...). It's my choice for the scariest thing at Walt Disney World.

Before that I would say ExtraTERRORestrial. That was very intense (which is likely why it ultimately disappeared).

 

[Jadyreen1282]

Body Wars almost made me puke. Never again, then it closed. Good riddance. Thank Walt that Ellen was a nice cold respite next door for 40 minutes.

 

[PirateNovelist]

Body Wars almost made me puke. Never again, then it closed. Good riddance. Thank Walt that Ellen was a nice cold respite next door for 40 minutes.

That was the one I got sick on too! I called it inside the body because I forgot it was called Body Wars

 

[Schneewittchen37]

Star Tours in April 2019. It was a group of 8 of us - 4 adults, 4 kids and at least 50% of us are moderate to severe Star Wars nerds. Highly anticipated FP for the day. A person in the family in front of us threw up on the ride a few minutes into the ride. Oh the stench.

It was like that "Stand By Me" puking scene. Everyone starts gagging. Trying to cover their faces and not hurl. It took a few moments for the ride to stop. And then several minutes for the CMs to rescue us. The longest 5 minutes of my life. The CMs gave us more FPs and the option to ride it again, but only 1 adult and 2 of the kids in our group agreed to get back on. Star Tours has always made me feel a little green and now I just have this terrible aversion.

We've been back to HS 5 times since then, I still can't get up the nerve to get back on that ride.

 

[chalee94]

In the main 4 parks, Expedition Everest in AK is the only one that makes me even a tiny bit queasy.

I take that back, Mission Space Orange in Epcot is also a ride I would recommend against if you have any motion sickness issues.

 

[Eeyore daily]

Expedition Everest (going backwards and fleeing the yeti), Mission Space Orange (haven't ridden but I assume motion sickness), and Rock-n Roller Coaster (that beginning is just way too much)