Worse for Motion Sickness...Aerosmith or Everest?

[Peachkins]

Thanks everyone!! I think I will give RnR a try and probably skip Everest. Sadly I can't take Dramamine (even the non-drowsy) because everything makes me sleepy, but Motion Eaze works well for me so I'll make sure to apply some behind my ear before riding just in case.

Definitely try whatever motion-sickness drug you can tolerate. The Dramamine Less-Drowsy worked wonders for me on Star Tours and Mission Space (I do okay on Green, but wanted to do Orange with my husband who had never been on it before). I do normally feel ill in motion simulators, and going backwards for me isn't horrible but not something I'd want to do for long either. I've had no issues with RNRC.

 

[Lintasare]

RNR doesn't make me motion sick but it can give me a wicked headache if I don't hold my head right. And even if I hold my head right it can make my neck hurt.

Everest does make me feel yucky. The backwards part does not bother me, I really like it. It's what comes after that makes me sick, the drop and the turns. Usually I am one and done on Everest.

 

[ScaryTales]

How about the Primeval Whirl? Talk about a bad experience.

 

[midnightlouise]

How about the Primeval Whirl? Talk about a bad experience.

That one is touch and go also but as long as I keep my eyes front it's not as bad. There's a ride at the fair called Crazy Mouse that is similar but it whips you around in circles and makes you feel like you're going to go flying off the side. I will never ride that again.

 

[B-Ride]

Strangely RNR doesn't bother me much. Or at least I can ride it a couple of times in a row without too much trouble.

EE is a once a trip thing for me and it is second only to Tower of Terror for making me sick.

Well actually the intense version of Mission Mars (which I only rode once before they opened the milder version) is the worst. It knocked me out of commission for 30 minutes.