Screen based rides and motion sickness?

[Cogswel_Cogs]

Last trip the only one that got me was Jimmy Fallon ride at Universal. Which had a double whammy for me being from NYC.

 

[baozi]

I have one you did not list. But some context here first:
The ones you listed: no problem at all.
Simpsons, Forbidden Journey: a little bit.
Reflections of China in Epcot: big problem, cannot finish at all.

 

[jhop321]

Remy messed me up! And i was so looking forward to it, caught me by surprise.

And then, on another day, GOTG completely messed me up LOL. Caught me by surprise again. And I was even more looking forward to that but just couldn't enjoy it. The combination of screens and movement just do something to my equilibrium.

Those are the only two at Disney that I have had problems. Very slight bit of queasiness on FOP and a tiny touch on Everest, but manageable for the experience.

Then earlier this year, went to Universal for the first time with my nieces and discovered big time that its the screen/motion thing that my body rebels against - especially 3D and motion. That was a deep lesson in managing queasiness since it seems most of the rides are like that . . .

 

[maxbuffmelvin]

Screen-based rides cause me nauseous:

Yes: FOP, Star Tours, MS-Orange, Body Wars (good riddance, haha), and most Universal Studios screen-based.
No: MS-Green, MMRR, Remy, Soarin, TSMM, Spiderman (DL)

I haven't tried any new Star Wars, GoG, or Universal Studios attractions.

 

[jackilvsmath]

Screen based rides WRECK me. If there are glasses to wear (Star Tours, Remy, FOP) I can’t get away with less sickness if I don’t wear the glasses. I know it takes away a bit from the experience but it’s the only way I can do it.

GOTG I rode this past week and 5 seconds in my eyes were shut, 30 seconds in I was HOT, 60 seconds in I was hoping to not get sick. That one is a no for me from now on.

I took motion sickness pills and it did nothing.

 

[disneydka]

Star Tours has been a no go for me for a long time. That was the first ride to make me queasy ( I never gave Mission Space the chance). I think for me Remy is the next one that I have to close my eyes a bit but can get by on and then FOP. Neither are enough for me not to ride them. And as much as I hate it, Everest now makes me feel bad during the backwards section. That hurts me most since it used to be my favorite ride.

 

[BlovesC]

I am terrified of my motion sickness progressing to where I can no longer enjoy my favorite rides. So far I've only ever experienced it when I'm completely still and watching a screen. So, I had to be carried out of the theater during the first Hunger Games film, and Reflections of China would level me to the ground, but Star Tours and Cosmic Rewind I can ride over and over.