( before you start I'm only kidding )
The images are moving almost all the time, so I understand what you are saying. Still, I found the new Star Tours vehicle to move a lot, so much that I thought I was going to end up over C3PO's lap.
The former ride in the Simpsons building (Back to the Future) also was more intense.
Daniel- Yes BTTF was bad as well. I'm not sure which is worse as I didn't ride them close enough to compare. I can ride both though I just have to be careful and close my eyes during some parts. I cannot wait to try the new star wars because I loved the old one! Unfortunately it's going to be at least a year before I can.
I see in your profile that you live in Valdosta. There is a theme park over there called Wild Adventures. Is it good?
It's great for little kids and the water park is actually pretty fun. The roller coasters have gotten very warn out and they have taken out a lot of rides. There is no shade whats so ever and they don't have as many animals as they used to. Again, it's great for little kids but I don't go unless it's VSU free night or my siblings are taking the kids. Oh, they did add a few new water rides this year. I hear they are actually pretty fun.
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I am so scatter brained today. Have you ever seen zombieland? The theme park towards the end of the movie is actually Wild Adventures. All those zombies are pretty much all the kids that were left during summer that year.
I have not seen that movie, but it must be nice to see your local park in a movie.
By the way, do you consider Taest Track a roller coaster?
Although I did find Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey to be surprisingly scary.
Disneyland California: Indiana Jones Adventure
Disney's California Adventure: Tower of Terror
Six Flags Magic Mountain: Log Flume (not Jet Stream but the other one who's name I cannot recall)
Universal Studios Hollywood: Simpsons Ride
Magic Kingdom: Dang it. Space Mountain doesn't count, it being a coaster, but that is one heck-of-a rough ride. So I will have to go out on a limb here and say Carousel of Progress (kidding.)
EPCOT- Didn't get to rdie Mission: SPACE (sounds awesome though) so Test Track.
Disney Hollywood Studios: Rock N' Roller Coaster
Animal Kingdom: Expedition Everest (It was my biggest coaster at the time I rode, how very young was I!)
Sea World Orlando: Wild Arctic (Talk about a rough one)
Busch Gardens Africa: Congo River Rapids
Universal Studios Florida: Shrek 4-D (the few motion elements are very rigid and rough.
Islands of Adventure: Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey
I've never ridden Mission Space or ToT cause I'm a chicken, but if I did I'm sure either of those would get my vote.
Magic Kingdom - Splash Mountain
EPCOT - Test Track with Sum of All Thrills closely behind (wildest creation of course)
Disney's Hollywood Studios - Tower of Terror
Animal Kingdom - Dinosaur
Universal Studios Florida - The Simpsons Ride
Islands of Adventure - Dudley Do Right's Ripsaw Falls
Magic Kingdom - Either Splash Mountain or Mad Tea Party(if you spin fast enough throughout the entire ride).
Epcot - Mission: Space(Orange more intense training)
Disney's Hollywood Studios - Tower of Terror
Disney's Animal Kingdom - DINOSAUR & Primeval Whirl(its more intense than it looks)
Universal Studios Florida - The Simpsons Ride or if an event can be chosen instead(Halloween Horror Nights).
Islands Of Adventure - Tie between The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man & Doctor Doom's Fear Fall.
And if you extend your question to the other 2 major theme parks in the area: SeaWorld Orlando(Journey To Atlantis) or Busch Gardens Tampa(The Phoenix).
