Motion Sickness

[juju]

After using pills, patches, seabands, ginger etc, I splurged and bought a Relief Band (which I read about on this website). They are pricy but we have found it very effective. After riding Expedition Everest and Mission Space and feeling very dizzy, put on the band and felt back to normal after about 5 minutes. Maybe it is in my head, but if it is it is worth it!
http://www.amazon.com/Electronic-Relief-Band-Motion-Sickness/dp/B0000AY4VL

 

[Sandra22]

Juju,

I had never heard of this, it sounds worth checking in to.
Thanks for the info.



Sandra

 

[carlsonfamily3]

Juju:

I am definitely going to check it out for DD-9 who gets groggy even with Non-drowsy Dramamine. We made it through WDW trip 1 drowsy but no motion sickness--until she got sick all over her dear brother as the plane taxied to the gate on the way home!

Thanks for the link!
Momma C and the 3 B's

 

[bytheblood]

I get motion sickness pretty easily. I have to drive inthe car if I go further than 30 miles or so. Can never read in the car and rocking about kills me.

Take a less-drowsy dramamine before riding any of those things you think may bother you. I can do the airplane, RnR and Space Mountain on Dramamine.

I can never do Mission:Space, Primevil Whirl, Body Wars, Star Tours, etc. I can do the tea cups as long I I don't spin the cup.

 

[Drizzo67]

I, too, suffer from motion sickness from time to time. Flying used to be very hard for me as a kid....and riding in the back seat of a car. I'm okay in the front seat as long as I don't have to turn around too much to deal with the kids LOL.

I have found that Seabands work the best for me as there are no drugs to possibly make me drowsy. I have no problem with coasters but can not sit through any simulator rides at all. We went to Universal last year (first time) and found Universal Studios has a large amount of simulator rides. I made it through the whole day (wearing my seabands) without getting sick. (I always carry them in my bag).

Dina Marie