Yes. EE goes backwards though.Is Rock n roller coaster the only one that goes upside down?
Yes. EE goes backwards though.Is Rock n roller coaster the only one that goes upside down?
I also think the restraint system makes a difference. I'm pretty sure my son would actually love rollercoasters that go upside down, since the shoulder restraint is more restraining. But, he won't try any, because he doesn't like feeling insecure in "lesser" rides.I think a lot of it depends on what you/your kids see as "scary." My daughter was 8/almost 9 on our last trip, and she would NOT go on Expedition Everest because of the drop, but was (mostly) ok on RNRC, which is in the dark and goes upside down. She's fine with fast and even upside down, she's not ok with big hills. I think RNRC is more intense than EE though.
I haven't been on SDD (or GotG obviously) but outside of those two, I'd say 7DMT, Barnstormer, BTTM, Space, EE, RNRC.
Barnstormer, Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, Slinky Dog Dash, Thunder Mountain, Space Mountain, Expedition Everest, Rock N Roller Coaster.
I agree with this order, but find Barnstormer very uncomfortable because there is so little leg room (I am 5’6”). Personally, I would start them out on Seven Dwarfs Mine Train and take it from there.Barnstormer, Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, Slinky Dog Dash, Thunder Mountain, Space Mountain, Expedition Everest, Rock N Roller Coaster.
Agree with this list.Barnstormer, Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, Slinky Dog Dash, Thunder Mountain, Space Mountain, Expedition Everest, Rock N Roller Coaster.
That’s so interesting! I wouldn’t have expected that.Fwiw Guardians replaces RnRC ad most jntense now...but boy was it FUN!
The spinning.That’s so interesting! I wouldn’t have expected that.
RNR has loops and the launch. What makes GotG more intense?
Ahhh.The spinning.
No comparison. VC is wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyy more intense than GotG. GotG is like a kiddie ride compared to it.For those that have ridden both Guardians of the Galaxy and Universal's Velocicoaster, how does GotG compare? I just rode Velocicoaster and won't ride it again. It was way too intense for me and I love coasters like RnRC and EE.
It doesn't spin per se - the car rotates on its axis though the coaster train (the base with the wheels that move on the tracks) does not move and the train continues to move forward on the tracks. The ride is very smooth, and is less intense than EE in terms of the coaster aspect (curves, hills, angular forces). Many people who experience sickness are getting it as they try to watch the screens which are huge and lead the ride story as you are experiencing the ride. There is not any spinning like teacups or Primeval Whirl or even Gringotts.Ahhh.
So the spinning is that intense?
I guess I imagined it more of a turning on the track than a spinning (similar to Gringotts or FJ).
That would definitely make a difference.
Yikes!