This is great information. My wife definitely falls in the “low-thrill” category, and the two coasters she asks me to use as a “thrill gauge” are Big Thunder and Space Mountain. So your comparisons are a big help for potential future rides!
Thanks Tom. I think a lot of people visit the Disney parks who are not familiar with coasters and thrill rides. They may not know what they are getting themselves into when they innocently join the queue for a ride such as this. (Especially, as I mention in the article, since the indoor coaster is hidden from view.) I'm planning to regularly write these "could you handle" articles for high-profile thrill rides and attractions. And by the way, I strongly encourage readers to weigh in with their own thrill-level assessments and comparisons–especially if they disagree with my take.
Thorough and excellant review and description!!
This is great information. My wife definitely falls in the “low-thrill” category, and the two coasters she asks me to use as a “thrill gauge” are Big Thunder and Space Mountain. So your comparisons are a big help for potential future rides!
Thanks Tom. I think a lot of people visit the Disney parks who are not familiar with coasters and thrill rides. They may not know what they are getting themselves into when they innocently join the queue for a ride such as this. (Especially, as I mention in the article, since the indoor coaster is hidden from view.) I'm planning to regularly write these "could you handle" articles for high-profile thrill rides and attractions. And by the way, I strongly encourage readers to weigh in with their own thrill-level assessments and comparisons–especially if they disagree with my take.