Just for Fun - What ride would you not ride, even if I paid you a million dollars?

[Evil Minion]

Is it that bad or what?

YES it is!


It's nothing like Indy in Disneyland. Their ride is rollercoaster. The track wraps around a temple and the ride vehicles look like mining cars. The track has a loop 2/3 of the way thru the ride. It's not a very smooth ride. It shakes alot and the restraints are so close to your head you often keep hitting yourself. A few years ago they decided to run the ride backwards. My first time riding it was 3 years ago. Going through the upside-down loop the mining car didn't move fast enough and I started to feel myself fall up (or down?) then as we started to get out of the loop I got my head snapped back and hurt my neck. Then as the ride started to shake with the restraints & my head being only 1/8 of an inch apart I begun banging my head on each side. When the ride was over my neck hurt me & I had a heachache for the remainder of the day. I swore never to ride that attraction ever again and I haven't the past 2 times I've visited since then.

[Max Fischer]

Okay, I must ask for forgiveness in advance, but I don't really enjoy Star Tours. I was totally psyched to go on it for the first time last year, and when I did, it shook so unevenly and crazily, I felt like I could benefit from a cervical (c-collar for my EMS pals) collar afterwards. I could almost imagine one of those cheesy third rate law firm commercials where the hillbilly is like, "When I broke my back in the construction yard after getting drunk, I was a victim..." Anyway, my clarity is draining rapidly, but the take home message is I am out on Star Tours. I would rather drive a Yugo in LA rush hour.

[robotpirates]

It's nothing like Indy in Disneyland. Their ride is rollercoaster. The track wraps around a temple and the ride vehicles look like mining cars. The track has a loop 2/3 of the way thru the ride. It's not a very smooth ride. It shakes alot and the restraints are so close to your head you often keep hitting yourself. A few years ago they decided to run the ride backwards. My first time riding it was 3 years ago. Going through the upside-down loop the mining car didn't move fast enough and I started to feel myself fall up (or down?) then as we started to get out of the loop I got my head snapped back and hurt my neck. Then as the ride started to shake with the restraints & my head being only 1/8 of an inch apart I begun banging my head on each side. When the ride was over my neck hurt me & I had a heachache for the remainder of the day. I swore never to ride that attraction ever again and I haven't the past 2 times I've visited since then.

Ugh, I'm sorry. That sounds horrible!

[gibbage]

I would REFUSE to go on IASM. Unless I get a flame thrower. Cardboard lights up REAL well.

[gibbage]

That's a coaster at Lakemont Park in Pennsylvania. It's apparently the world's oldest roller coast (still standing)... says it fell into disrepair in 1985. :P

Still standing? Not for long from the looks of things.

[Tinker Bell]

The Teacups. Nausea to the extreme. I don't get it; I can go upside down a million times.. but I can't go in a vehicle that goes in fast circles like that...

Ooh, then don't go to a Bug's Land at DCA and ride the ladybug thing. That's a bajillion times (yes, I said bajillion ) worse than that.

[melmel]

Still standing? Not for long from the looks of things.

They reconstructed it in 1999 and it reopened.

[Disneyfreak]

I don't care, I would NEVER ride This:

I would ride that for a million.
They really should fix that eyesore up though especially if it is one of the oldest woodies.

[Fantasmico!]

for a million dollars, i would ride everything in dl and dca. I would not be thrilled to ride maliboomer as i shook for about 20 minutes after riding it. But for a million? sure.

outside of dl and dca, i would not ride one of those "fly swatter" rides where you are strapped on each end of a huge fly swatter thingy and flung around and around. nor would i ride this "star flyer" swing. it is at ultimate roller coaster.com/thrillrides. strap me to a swing seat, twirl me 232 ft. in the sky forwards and backwards--i think not-- even for ten million dollars!

[33 reject]

My friends and I once had a contest to see who could ride "Flashback" the most times in a row at Magic Mt. I made it four times and my ears were literally bleeding and I swear my brain was bruised.

Never again, not for a million bucks.

And any ride that is clown themed would get my vote too. Clowns are evil.

[Michelle]

So, I can assume that we can't count on your vote to move it back up where the Observatron is?

I wouldn't really mind that, because at least the thing would be out of the way.