I am terrified of heights! I wish I could ride things and enjoy them like other people. I can do SPace Mountain because it is in the dark and I have no idea where I am. I have seen the ride when it was closed for repair, and it is like a "wild mouse" if you have ever seen one of those.
I rode TOT once with DH when it first opened. Just the anticipation of falling made me so scared I couldn't enjoy the "pre show". When it ended, I laughed, but I doubt I could do it again. DH looked as pale as can be, and I thought he was going to have a heart attack.
Splash Mountain - I am clostrophobic and going down into that ride I cried the whole way and kept begging not to ride. Again the little dips were so cute, and the animatronics adorable, but I was too busy waiting for the hill and the drop....I am ok once it is down, but the drop makes me scream and close my eyes!
Never rode RNRC - don't know if I could tolerate being upside down - if it's in the dark, I guess I could - is it all Dark????
Expedition Everest - don't know anything about it = I heard it was in the dark, is it? If it is, I think it's a go, but not if it goes backwards and I can see it - the visual makes me sick
MS - I am afraid I would die - I am a nurse and the thought of that much pressure on my arteries and veins scares me - will do the still version though.
When WDW had those cable cars that were high above the park, I would have sooner taken a snake bite than to have to go up in those cars!
Love dinosaur, it's funny I think - and if you ever watch those shows at the Travel Channel or Discovery, they show how all of the rides are made and what the cars are like - so it doesn't bother me.
That ride in dinoland that is a rollercoaster that spins would kill me - I don't do spinning either.
Soarin scares me and I just hang onto DH and close my eyes. It makes me dizzy and I feel like I am going to fall when you go up that mountain and then are flying over the valleys - don't like my feet dangling and that little "seat belt" - like that is going to help me stay in! Ha
