What are the most dizzying rides?

[marynpaul]

Tell me which rides are the ones that are most prone to motion sickness.. I am not too familiar with Universal's rides. I plan on taking some Bonine to help, but who knows. I've never used it before for rides. Have used for a cruise.

 

[damo]

Forbidden Journey is probably the worst. Simpsons can be bad too.

 

[wagman67]

I particularly find that when a ride is warm inside the building, I have a much higher rate of motion sickness...I have found the Simpsons to be the biggest culprit about getting too warm in the building. We used to arrive in Orlando (after a long drive), check in at the resort and head straight to the park...and many times ended up feeling queezy for a good part of the day. Now, we arrive a day earlier, stay off site, spend a day getting acclimated, check in to the resort the next day and have at...have felt much better doing this.

 

[schumigirl]

Simpsons and FJ in that order for me.

Simpsons I will never ride again

 

[sunsetbeachgal]

Forbidden Journey...I was very nauseous when we rode this in November, we are going back in a week and I will not be riding Forbidden Journey!!

 

[22Tink]

Simpsons did me in. I'll never ride that one again. Forbidden Journey was a close second.

 

[bchbetha]

Simpsons and Minions. I had to close my eyes a few times on FJ but it's such a cool ride!
Dh has no plans to ever ride FJ again but he was totally fine on everything else.

 

[damo]

Bonine works wonders for me on the rides. I cannot ride FJ without it.

 

[perditax]

Check out this simulation of the way FJ works (I don't know for certain but I believe I've posted this before and other people have confirmed it's accurate):

The maneuver starting at about 1:02 is why I won't be riding FJ--I have the kind of vertigo caused by loose particles in your ear canal, and I don't feel like getting them all shaken up.

Based on anecdotal reports, also won't be riding Simpsons. I'm going in about ten days and taking bonine, will report back.

 

[damo]

Check out this simulation of the way FJ works (I don't know for certain but I believe I've posted this before and other people have confirmed it's accurate):

The maneuver starting at about 1:02 is why I won't be riding FJ--I have the kind of vertigo caused by loose particles in your ear canal, and I don't feel like getting them all shaken up.

Based on anecdotal reports, also won't be riding Simpsons. I'm going in about ten days and taking bonine, will report back.

You never go further back than horizontal.