Stationary Seating

[Canada204]

Can anyone tell me which rides offer stationary seating at US/IOA? I imagine they help a great deal with motion sickness, but can anyone tell me from experience what they are like. Thanks!

 

[Jessica0711]

I have seen stationary seating at the Minions ride and at Terminator. I do tend to get motion sick, but I haven't used this seating yet. The team member at Terminator told me that it wasn't bad and that the only difference is that the "non-stationary" seats drop about an inch at the end of the movie -- it wasn't bad at all!

 

[Kivara]

I believe there is also stationary seating at Shrek. The chairs there mimic horse-riding/jostling motion. My mom has motion issues and always uses stationary seating at Minions, however, hers is more affected by the 3D. She is not able to do Minions in the regular seats at all, and even with the stationary seating, only does Minions once a year.
Just something to think about, since everyone's motion sickness is triggered differently.
If you have any sort of motion sickness, I would recommend steering clear of the Simpsons, as it seems to be the worst for visual and movement sickness.
My mom also stays away from Men In Black, as there are a lot of fast, spin/turns that are hard on her.

 

[Jessica0711]

I would second that about the Simpsons. Even my boyfriend - who can ride anything - felt kind of sick coming off of that ride. I used to go on MIB, but one of the last times I went we kept getting hit by the other car so we kept spinning. I never realized how fast the spins were.

 

[musicmom3331]

I have no problems with 3D, but the stationary seats at Minion were walk-on, so my daughter and I decided to try that. Those seats are front row. Big mistake! I was never so sick. Daughter had to put head between her knees.