Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance is a moderately scary ride, but not as scary as Expedition Everest or Tower of Terror. That said, you should be prepared for loud blasts, explosions, and intense battle scenes.
One may also ask, are there any drops on Rise of the Resistance?
It’s Not a Ride; It’s an Experience
There are no high-speed launches, no inversions, and no massive drops (just a small one!). At its most intense, Rise of the Resistance is a simulator a la Star Tours; and throughout most of the ride time, it’s most akin to a dark ride.
Also, does the Millennium Falcon ride make you sick?
Generally speaking, most guests don’t have motion sickness issues with Millennium Falcon: Smuggler’s Run. I think it helps that you have to look away from the screen and focus on actual tasks. Also, the whole ride experience is smoother and a lot less jittery than Star Tours: The Adventures Continue.
How can I avoid motion sickness at Disney World?
Use motion-sickness prevention medications or natural methods. Choose an alternative ride while your family rides one that will definitely not work for you. Do not ride on a full or empty stomach. Avoid greasy or acidic foods.
How scary is the drop on Rise of the Resistance?
The motion base is then coupled with a drop tower-like mechanism to deliver a freefall. Think Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, but instead of a 199-foot drop, Rise drops perhaps 25 or 30 feet. It is startling, but not nearly as thrilling as the Tower of Terror. We give that attraction a 7 on the thrill scale.
Is Millennium Falcon Smugglers run scary?
What is this? Though it’s not scary, the Millennium Falcon ride is definitely exciting, and there are moments of intense action which are very stimulating.
Is Rise of the Resistance claustrophobic?
Some of us here at DFB aren’t big fans of drops, but none of us were too freaked out by the one on Rise of the Resistance. And while Millenium Falcon: Smuggler’s Run can feel a bit claustrophobic at times, there weren’t very many parts during Rise of the Resistance where we felt “closed-in”.
Is Rise of the Resistance like a roller coaster?
Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance is one of the most immersive and creative rides ever designed. However, Rise of the Resistance is not a roller coaster. Instead, Disney uses several different vehicles to tell the amazing, nearly 20-minute story.
Is Rise of the Resistance ride worth it?
Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance is still a passive ride, but it’s something engrossing, immersive, and non-viscerally thrilling. From the Cast Members perfectly executing their flaws to the plotting and encounters, the tension, pacing, and suspense are also exceptional.
Will Tower of Terror make me sick?
Repeated fast drops straight down and sudden movements that pull you straight up is what makes The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror (in Disney’s Hollywood Studios) a recipe for motion sickness disaster. Hope the elevator works! If that flipping feeling in your stomach makes you queasy, this is NOT the ride for you.