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^Yeah, I'm not saying I don't like dark rides, and I totally get what you mean. The Dr. Who effect on space mountain's a perfect example. As for oar of the British rides, I know about most of the places you've mentioned. Being a member of
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I have seen such descriptions used in museums with wireless headphones which is why that sort of thing would be doable. Funnily enough ultradood, it is my low vision that is exactly why! I enjoy those dark rides possibly more than someone without site. For example
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Ultradude, I am pretty sure adding audio description to dark rides should be fairly easy. All they would need is a pair of wireless headphones, and a recording that starts when the ride starts describing the scenery as the ride passes it. Even if it is not exactly
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^Being partially sighted, and more into the high intensity rides that really don't have much theming or decoration, I never really thought of that, but it actually sounds like a great idea. They do it for movies, so in I'm sure they could figure ou
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Dark, just a slight note. Disney Land is in California. Disney World is in Florida. I know people often get those two confused so I thought I'd point that out as I think you got them confused by calling Disney World Disney Land in your post above.In any c
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Well ultradood that sounds good. As I said I've tried the oblivian, and also the black hole which is a similar style of thing though I suspect the drop isn't as long sinse the thing works more like a car on a track than one of those raise where the car
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^That's awesome that you've gotten to do all that amazing stuff!... I know a lot of blind people who aren't nearly as adventurous as some of the posters on this topic.In regards to the motion simulator, I've done afew of those as well. The be
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Dark, it is precisely the display rides I was referring to above as some may find childish, but I enjoy because they are calmer rides but often have sights, sounds, and smells that make them enjoyable. Take the "Its a Small World" ride at Disney World.
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funnily enough I literally never! have had motion sickness, even when i went to norway when i was 11 which required a 20 hour over night boat trip. Indeed even when I've had stomach bugs I've very very rarely been sick, and I have never once been so
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To the first poster. No way does the amount of inversions (loops on a ride) affect how awesome it is. Actually, up her in Canada where I live, three of our biggest and best rides, Goliath, Six Flags La Ronde, and Behemoth and Leviathan, both at Canada&#
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To the first poster. No way does the amount of inversions (loops on a ride) affect how awesome it is. Actually, up her in Canada where I live, three of our biggest and best rides, Goliath, Six Flags La Ronde, and Behemoth and Leviathan, both at Canada&#
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To the first poster. No way does the ammount of inversions (loops on a ride) affect how awesome it is. Actually, up her in Canada where I live, three of our biggest and best rides, Goliath, Six Flags La Ronde, and Behemoth, & Leviathan, both [ a-t ] Cana
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Well lots of the rides at places like disney, as well as museums, science centers and other places are more a car ride passed a number of dioramas and displays rather than relying on motion. These can vary in appeal according to A, how much audio, smell, air
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Well, I for one would enjoy rides more if they didn't make me so sick. When I was younger, before I lost my vision, I use to love all kinds of rides including roller coasters, but now when I ride anything too fast, has too many curves, etc I'll be puki
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I do enjoy the rides, but I have a problem which is that suffering from glaucoma as I do, if I go upside down at high speed it is liable to put up my eye pressure and might risk me losing the sight i have left, so obviously I don't want to risk it. I'v
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Thought this might be an interesting topic to start.Sure, not everyone's a fan of big rides, but count me in the group that is! If anyone on here has seen my YouTube channel, you'll probably notice that I post more than just audiogame commentaries on there.
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