With Meniere's Disease, Which Rides Are Okay?

[goofysbest]

One of my health problems is Meniere's Disease (acute attacks of dizziness). Which rides don't spin or have sudden drops? This will be my first trip back to WDW since contracting this problem.

 

[ducklite]

It would probably be easier to list the ones that do...

In the AK:

Primevil Whirl
Kilamanjaro
Kali River Rapids (they spin, but not too much--I do'nt ride that beause I don't like getting soaked)

In the MK:

Teacups
Dumbo
Splash Mtn
Big Thunder Mountain
Aladdin
Astro Orbiter
Merry Go Round
There's one little "Jerk" in the TTA, but he should be OK with it
There's one part of Buzz at the end that makes me dizzy because of the lighting, but I just keep my eyes closed.


In MGM

ToT
Rockin Roller Coaster
Star Tours

In Epcot:
Soarin
Test track
MIssion Space doesn't move if you do the one side, but if you look at the screen it's vertigo inducing
I have a problem with the backwards part of the ride int eh GOlfball, but if I keep my eyes closed I'm fine

I think I got them all, I"m sure someone else will respond if I missed anything.

Anne

 

[Selket]

Space Moutain in the MK and Everest in the AK - roller coasters. I would guess that one is obvious

Dinosaur in the AK is very very bumpy, in the dark, flashing lights. No spins or sudden drops that I remember.

There is also another ride in the AK that is just like Dumbo but with dinosaurs - Triceratop Spin is the name I think?

 

[goofysbest]

Thanks for the help.

 

[Selket]

There is a small drop in POC I think - at least there used to be.

In the Maelstrom ride at Epcot I would guess that has a small drop or two when you are in the boat.

There are probably lots of small ups and downs (even like Haunted Mansion has some but not quick) - I guess it depends on how sensitive you are to those things as to whether to risk it.