Re: Scared of attraction parks
I love roller coasters, I just cant do rides that spin. yuck. 7th grade - 12th grades i went on average 4 times a year (for band, school trips etc) and I still go once or twice a summer now as an adult. I've never once seen anybody be sick or heard of anybody getting sick.
I always take motion sickness pills and take some extra with me (incase a friend needs one). Before I got up the nerve to become a rider and actually found I enjoyed it, I was a non-rider. It really does suck to sit everything out alone while they stand in line to ride. I guess I don't see the point in going if you don't ride anything, as most the time is spent riding or waiting in line. How many people will be there? If there are others who won't want to ride every ride it probably would be okay. Then at least you wont have to sit and wait alone. And if they have water rides you could always join them on them as they aren't bad and pretty easy on the stomach. I don't think your friends will care if you ride or not, so don't worry about that. I just never had fun waiting around alone while my friends rode. It really depended on the group of people I was with
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