@@natifiedhaha I didn’t expect any of it! I thought it was just an inside coaster that didn’t go upside down. I have no idea what happened to me, but I know apart of my soul was left behind. 😂😂
When I was 8 years old, we were on a Bat Mitzvah trip to my older sister. My father lied to us and said it was a children's facility and I personally didn't exceed the height allowed to go up to the facility. The contraption remained scary as it is and my dad sitting next to me tried with his legs and hands to guard and see that I wasn't slipping out of the seat. I prayed it would end 😂 unforgettable experience 🤯
This is really helpful! Ive been going to Disneyland Paris since 1996, and have never been on Space Mountain (Any of the versions at DLP), Indiana Jones, or Flight Force/ Rock n Roller Coaster cause im too scared to go on anything that goes upside down. Crush's Coaster is my limit! Im trying to figure out if I could manage either this or Indy when I go again in December.
honestly if your scared of inversions the only thing you can do is try it, you really dont feel anything while upside down apart from hanging in the restraint
You gotta give it a go going upside down looks like you’d feel it a lot more than you actually do. Plus on the ride ur upside down for such a split second you might not even realise
I went to Disneyland Paris when I was 14 back in '95. I lined up for Space Mountain for about an hour and when came to my turn to get on I ran away, scared. I finally went back this year at the age of 41 and went on Hyperspace Mountain with my 13 year old son and it is now my favourite ride there. Conquer Your Fear!
Went on this with my mam the other day as we went to Disneyland as I hadn't been there since I was 6 and couldn't remember anything from it and now as im 20 I would of been able to remember everything, but yeah went on Space Mountain to see what it was all about as I didn't go on it when I was little as mam refused to go on it as she went on it before she had me and she hated it so I convinced her to go on it with me and 100% loved it, mam on the other hand still said she didn't like it 😭 apparently she said it was rattly but I didn’t find it rattly, to be fair I don’t find Megafobia in Oakwood Park to be rattly and that’s a wooden rollercoaster, although Wicker Man in Alton Towers is definitely rattly and that’s also a wooden rollercoaster. Idk point is go on Space Mountain in Disneyland Paris you won’t regret it. (Sorry how long this was I’m very Autistic lol)
@@YeetappleIt was funny but also scary!! You can’t see the ride, only feel it. The big drop and the looping part got me, cuz i wasn’t prepared and i thought i was going to fly 😅
So I was a person that at First never went into any rollercoaster before, not knowing what kind of attraction this was, my stupid head just went in there and guessed it would be fine😂. Well long story short: I laughed my ass of didn't see anything but had the time of my life, amd I was very happy I didn't drink my hot cocoa before entering the ride 9/10 imma do that again! For info how it felt: it goes very fast but you can't see where you are going but you can feel it, my head became a little bit light when I hit the looping, and the corkscrew parts. But don't stress and just enjoy because you are locked in very well in the seat and nothing can happen!
Tysm for explaining it!! I get anxiety riding these big rollercoasters with loops so this made me feel better for when i go to disneyland paris in september!! (:
Yeah!! When I went on this roller coaster, I thought it was a light and calm attraction. But when it launched I realized in the mess that I put myself!! The drop before the looping caught me off guard, because I didn't know there were so many drops and curves 😂
0:56 is so strange. is the real layout really like that? it seems like they designed the layout and then added a lift method after discovering that the grade couldn't be made
@@gottalovetheinternet from looking at the track layout, the coaster feels way steeper than what it appears to be but it is very fast from my memory, just keep your head back as much as possible.
Ok perfect, thank you so much! You're really good at describing them, lol. May I ask your opinion also on Crushs Coaster? People either say it spins way too much, or it didnt spin enough!! I was too scared to go on both of these rides, and Tower of Terror. But I really want to go on them next trip and face my fears! @@ambravolpe6440
dude me and my friends are going on a school trip to disneyland paris next year for a DT project, but im deathly afraid of loops and we've already all agreed to go on space mountain together. The reason why i agreed was because the POV i watched was one of the american ones and we all know america makes the rides more tame. Anyone got any advice on dealing with fear of loops? 😭
I know this sounds crazy, but going upside down doesn't feel like anything. If you closed your eyes, you probably wouldn't be able to tell, especially since these particular inversions are so whippy. You will be totally fine; this is probably one of the best beginner coasters out there, judging by the layout.
It's perfectly safe and the upside down parts only last a fraction of a section - on Space Mountain particularly you often don't notice it due to it being in the dark. Plus it feels really fun! Go for it!
