I'm heading to Pandora in July....happy to read everyone's opinion regarding the simulation effect and how it compares to the Harry Potter rides and Soarin'. Heard some folks, way back, talk about Star Tours as well, and read very diverse opinions regarding motion sickness and whether the ride was smooth or jerky. So, not having experienced FOP yet, I thought I'd throw in my own opinion of the VR rides I've experienced and why I like or did not like them. I do love Soarin' and have to say it's my favorite simulated ride so far. I actually feel like I'm flying over an orange grove, a river and the ocean. Star Tours gives me a similar feel but not as up close and personal as Soarin'. In Soarin' I feel like I can reach out and touch something. Very immersive. I loved the feel of the Harry Potter set, it was like I was in the movie but the FJ ride was not for me. It was too fast, everything and everyone rushed past me too quick so I didn't get the feel of riding on a broom, it was more like the screen was just rushing by me. Other than the set, which was amazing, my favorite part there was riding on the train. But I would go back just to hang out there at night, it was just so meticulously done. King Kong's screen was a bit out of focus at times and I didn't get that close up, being right there kind of feeling but it did have some cool parts like when Kong grabs the vehicle...I think the ride needs improvement. The minion ride was fun, and done really well as far as feeling like I was inside the ride. I was surprised by this one. I do like Mission to Mars, the tame one...LOL...but it's not as exciting as Star Tours. And I like the fact that Star Tours has different sets, it makes me want to experience it more than once. So, all that being said, I hope FOP will put me right on the banchee, so I can turn and dive and rise as if I'm actually riding. I know VR is improving all the time and the new VR gaming systems will be growing and getting less expensive as time goes on. Thanks for all your perspectives....I love this thread!