A woman died after riding Mission: Space

[ITASOR]

When I rode this ride with my dad, we got off of it and couldn't walk. We had to hold onto the wall and get out and then sit down somewhere for like an hour. Then we couldn't eat for about another 3 hours. And the ride wasn't even fun.

 

[bousozoku]

Disney announced today that they're going to have two versions of the ride. One spins at 2 Gs, the other doesn't spin at all.

They have 4 vehicles so they can change them flexibly.

 

[plinkoman]

i went on that ride once. it was fricken awesome.

i also remember hearing the warning about how people feeling sick, having heart conditions etc... shouldn't ride about a HUNDRED TIMES while waiting in line.

if you still ride it after hearing that so many times, it's your own damn fault.

 

[Bunnyman4]

This is incredible, now I’m one that’s terrified of heights, like rollercoaster’s and so on, I have ridden on Space Mountain three times at “Disney World” back in February 1981, what can I say about that, “what a ride, what a ride!”

So this poor lass cowed up on the ride, shocked is what I can say, but these rides will state if you have a weak heart condition etcetera, etcetera.

http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/wdw/parks/attractionDetail?id=MissionSPACEAttractionPage

 

[EricNau]

i went on that ride once. it was fricken awesome.

i also remember hearing the warning about how people feeling sick, having heart conditions etc... shouldn't ride about a HUNDRED TIMES while waiting in line.

if you still ride it after hearing that so many times, it's your own damn fault.

Not necessarily. Some people don't know they have a heart condition until they ride something like this and die.

 

[bousozoku]

Not necessarily. Some people don't know they have a heart condition until they ride something like this and die.

Yes, it's the fault of medical science. Why aren't we more advanced?

I suspect there is no real research, if there is not big money in it. Some might call me cynical.