What is twister like?

[drumflower]

Hi! Can anyone discribe what twister is like?

 

[T-10X]

A show in which you watch SFX go off to create a storm.

 

[phamton]

It's not a ride even though the sign says Twister: Ride it out

You stand up in a room and watch a simulated twister done with a wind tunnel and fog. It has rain and lightning, things start on fire, and a cow flies.

 

[IMGONNABE40!]

Good to experience at least once. After that you decide if you want to experience it again.

 

[Beanie]

I like Twister and find myself going on it each vacation to Universal! I loved the movie and enjoy the "walk" through before the "ride".

 

[drumflower]

I can't wait to see the tornado! (at least a safe one! lol)

 

[c&ldisneylovers]

I thought Twister was scary (and I'm 25.) Many children left the last "scene" crying (and screaming.) There were cast members standing outside the exit with stuffed animals trying to calm down terrified children. I would not recommend it for children under 10. I told DH (who wasn't that impressed) that we were NEVER going to Kansas (no offenses.)

 

[robvia]

Good to experience at least once. After that you decide if you want to experience it again.

That's exactly the problem with the "movie" rides. Once you've done them, that's it. No reride potential.

Meanwhile, a roller coaster always seems new after a few months.

Hint, Hint.

 

[Digger In FLA]

if you've seen it once, you'll never need to see it again. just like stitch's great escape. it's an obvious waste of space anymore.

 

[ChisJo]

I agree with the majority of the posters. Once you've riden it once, you will never need to ride it again. I found myself completely omitting this one the last time and I don't regret it at all.
Jo

 

[sha_lyn]

DD has "ridden" twister since she was 3 1/2 with no problems. We actually do it every trip. While it isn't amazing, it is pretty cool.

 

[highlander447]

The preshow is more intense than the show

 

[Michelina]

Watch your shirt! The last time we went, we stood in the very front and the next thing I knew my blouse was going over my head!

 

[lkc0538]

We really liked Twister- and my 2 DS's, ages 6 and 7, also really liked it. We did travel there with another family, and their DD, age 7 would not go in.

 

[Seahag]

Watch your shirt! The last time we went, we stood in the very front and the next thing I knew my blouse was going over my head!

LOL! That might get people to re-ride !! LOL

 

[nursemelis374]

A WORD OF CAUTION: If you stand in the back, tons of water will come pouring out from the top of the back wall! We had no idea this was going to happen and actually stood back there because we were freezing and sick of getting wet. There was an elderly woman next to us practically in tears from being so wet. We also all had backpacks on and they were drenched! I also think that it was scary.