Rides for those who hate roller coasters?

[rosa727]

Well y'all have been super helpful! Today I rode Simpsons, Minions, and Gringotts and loved them all! I didn't ride the Mummy ride, mostly because my younger kids couldn't so I stayed with them.

 

[Rovim]

Yeah, give it a try!! It won't kill you even if you wind up hating it. It's such a great ride and it'd be a shame to miss it. Our feeling is to try all rides and if they're awful, don't do them again.

I remember my son was 7 or 8 when he made the height requirement for the ride. He was so nervous and scared at first, but the look on his face when it was over was priceless. Enjoy!

 

[MinnieLovesTigger]

Thanks! Am I right in thinking Gringott's isn't the same design? Drops don't bother me too much.

So far I'm thinking that Mummy is off my list for straightforward coaster-ness, and FJ for physically shaking up my inner ear particles too much. I think the other simulator rides should be ok. On the fence for Simpsons--it sounds like that one gets a lot of motion sickness complaints, but more from the "brain" perspective.

(Not the OP, by the way, just tagging on.)

Also want to put in a plug for Mummy. I'm another that would strongly prefer all roller coasters be like Big Thunder Mountain and Mine Train. Even Splash is a little much. I try to suck it up and ride RnR and Expedition Everest once every five years or so for my DH but I really hate them. I do ride Space every trip but I would prefer not to because it is so painful.

But back to the main point. I loved the Mummy - one of my favorite rides ever. I would call it sort of a cross between Big Thunder and Dinosaur or the Disneyland Indiana Jones ride in terms of its roller coasterness and use of dark.

 

[rosa727]

Rode Forbidden Journey and Spider-Man today and loved both. King Kong was good, but not AS good, IMO