Disneyland story, with a twist

[johnrose]

As someone who has motion sickness issues, I wanted to include ratings in that regard in my story on Disneyland. Let me know what you think of this approach, and my ratings.

 

http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/travel/Heading-to-Disneyland-Ride-guide-will-help-you-plan-112503799.html

 

Thanks!

 

Part 2 on Universal Hollywood runs tomorrow.

[derek_lentz]

A very good article, particulary as I used to be one that had a problem with queasiness on rides.

 

One note though:

Soarin Over California came first (2001). Soarin @ WDW was the "import" (2005)

 

Soarin' Over California

[Top Thrill Dragster]

Soarin' Over California

 

This is a unique movie motion simulator ride that utilizes cutting-edge, large-scale Meccano-style construction to elevate riders into the cinema to recreate the sensation of flight on a hang glider.

 

This is an "import" ride that was successful at a Disney park in Florida, hence the Florida theming in the movie.

 

 

 

LOL, have you been on the ride?

[larrygator]

Besides the Soarin "issue", I'm sure it will be a well recieved article amongst the general public.

[saxman47]

good article! I think this will put some people at ease who are normally wary of some of the "big" rides.

 

BTW, just as a note, Disneyland's Space Mountain only has 1 track.

[the ghost]

^ Lol, thats what I was going to post about, just one track on this Space Mtn, but the Florida version does have 2 tracks, but they are not mirror image and are inspired by Matterhorn.

 

This is a very interesting article that is very good with those with motion sickness, which thankfully I am not a victim of. It is also very interesting to hear to the take of the rides on someone who is prone to motion sickness, as it is an issue no one I know(besides my dad on spinning rides) has.

[johnrose]

Thanks for the corrections... I'll adjust the story.