What ride would you "not" ride, even if they gave you a million dollars?

[barbaraann]

We all have our favorite rides. As I sit here, waiting for June hours to maybe appear, I thought up this question. I, myself, do not like roller coasters. I probably will never ride Rock and Roll Roller Coaster at MGM. I'm sure I will never do that new attraction that they are building over at Animal Kingdom. I honestly do not think that you would ever get me on Mission Space either. Of course, I know, that no one would ever make the million dollar offer, but it's fun to think about so fess up:

What ride would you "not" ride, even if they gave you a million dollars?

 

[eeyore0062]

It isn't a ride, it is an attraction, but it would take a lot more than 1,000,000 bucks to get me to sit through another production of The Hall of Presidents....yawn!!!

 

[saffymom]

I will never, ever ride Tower of Terror. I can't stand that dropping feeling! I've ridden just about everything else though and probably will again!

 

[athenna]

Mission Space

 

[liznboys]

Well, really I'd ride ANYTHING for a million dollars. LOL But, I doubt I'll ever ride Mission: Space. I get motion sickness easily, and I just don't think I can handle this ride. I WANT to so much though!!!

I finally rode Tower of Terror for the first time in Feburary...won't be doing that one again. LOL

BTW, RnR is so much fun!!

 

[Aidensmom]

Mission Space

 

[bbowers]

For a million bucks, me and my bottle of Dramamine would ride ANYTHING - even that darn water slide at TL (I can't swim) that I told my husband was the bravest moment of my life (or most stupid).

 

[Got Quattro?]

It isn't a ride, it is an attraction, but it would take a lot more than 1,000,000 bucks to get me to sit through another production of The Hall of Presidents....yawn!!!

Those who do not remember their past are doomed to repeat it.

Hall Of Presidents is a showcase for our great nation. We have gone through a lot over the last 200+ years. It sit an watch HOP and am filled with great pride in America.

 

[DizChick05]

I'd never sit through The American Adventure!!!!

 

[Beachangel]

You can shoot me out of a cannon, but I won't ride Teacups!

 

[Stiff]

"Well, really I'd ride ANYTHING for a million dollars. LOL But, I doubt I'll ever ride Mission: Space. I get motion sickness easily, and I just don't think I can handle this ride. I WANT to so much though!!!"

I just want to mention my experience on MS....I get motion sickness on simulator rides....cant do body wars, cant do star tours (though I promised my son I would this time)....my wife on the other hand has NO problems with simulators. So I wanted to try MS but was scared of getting sick. My wife and I went and she was "off" most of the night afterwards and I was fine...go figure

its only 90 seconds long....Im even gonna do it again this time, cause its definitely the wildest ride Ive ever been on

 

[Simba's Mom]

I'll jooin the "Never Mission Space" crowd. I heard they have a migraine headache warning (Can anyone verify that?) and NOTHING is worth a migraine headache!

 

[kareneast]

Mission Space...

I get very bad motion sickness. I take Dramamine II while I'm at WDW just so I can ride the rides. But, even with the Dramamine, I am too afraid of being sick. No ride is worth being that sick for.

 

[liznboys]

I just want to mention my experience on MS....I get motion sickness on simulator rides....cant do body wars, cant do star tours (though I promised my son I would this time)....my wife on the other hand has NO problems with simulators. So I wanted to try MS but was scared of getting sick. My wife and I went and she was "off" most of the night afterwards and I was fine...go figure

its only 90 seconds long....Im even gonna do it again this time, cause its definitely the wildest ride Ive ever been on

See, it's reviews like yours that make me think I should just suck it up and go for it. AHHHHH, decisions, decisions.

 

[Brianne]

Another vote for Mission:Space.

I get motion sick, not to mention I'm claustrophobic. Not a good combo of the two. Luckily most rides don't seem to bother me, but I've heard enough about Mission to know it wouldn't be a good idea!

 

[MinnieM21]

Well if you're going to give me a million dollars, then I'll ride any ride you want me to.
But I really don't think I could ever ride Mission Space. I would probably look like this after the ride.

 

[wicket2005]

I would force myself on any ride for a million dollars. The one ride I absolutely hate is the Tower of Terror, nothing but a million dollars could make me go on it again. Just don't like that dropping to Earth feeling when only held in by a bar.

When I first went on it all the seats but one had a bar, the one left right in the centre back only had a seat belt. My 7 year old son got that seat briefly before he jumped over everyone and got his auntie to swap places. On the photo she has arms and legs all pinned down trying to stop them flying up. The hubbie was looking after the youngest son then so on our second trip we all decided to go on it. I seriously wished I had not bothered it was just as terrifying as before, this time I staggered to some seats after the ride whilst my hubbie who adored the ride went to get the photo. Some women thought I looked quite ill.

Third time didn't bother at all. Going again in July and have no intention whatsoever of going on it - all seat belts now which is even worse. Perhaps if I had a full harness I may feel different.

Anyone been on Dr Doom's ride, is this the same? On a video I saw it looked like you came out of your seats as you reached the top, is this right? We didn't try this ride on our third visit so it has been marked in as a priority, now we can all go on it.

 

[kellymouse]

Mission Space, Tower of Terror, or Teacups. Yikes!

 

[cheyita]

I would not refuse to ride any Disney ride. I enjoy some more than others, but I like them all to some degree and would never say no.

There are rides at my local Six Flags that it would take darn near a million bucks to get me on.

 

[mking624]

Tower of Terror.

Well...then again, I used to say the same about Splash Mountain and I finally built up neough courage to do that one last year (even though I screamed loudly and was terrified...I HATED that one). I don't honestly foresee myself doing TOT though. At least with Splash Mountain, it was more of a ride...where as TOT you just are lifted up and dropped only to have it happen again...and things like that just don't do me well. If $1,000,000 was really at stake, I'd do it. But that would be the ONLY exception.