Fiasco's TOP 5 WORST Walt Disney World Attractions | Best and Worst | 06/30/19

[@biancalovesdisney]

you should’ve named this video the top 5 rides that trigger Fiasco’s motion sickness

[@splash5427]

ACCURATE AF

[@theoriginalsache]

Fiasco's whole list can be summarized as, "I am turning into an old person."

[@karens8633]

theoriginalsache, to be fair, if a ride gives you Migraines, it’s not fun, at all! 😂 😝

[@daltonrose3330]

I know. The sad part is I agree with this list a lot and I'm a teenager. Apparently I'm turning into an old person when it comes to theme parks.

[@stephengorney5613]

How about top 5 attractions where the queue is better than the attraction itself?

[@kodyeldridge5847]

such as?

[@wickedwood04]

@@kodyeldridge5847 some might say Mission Space

[@adrimulet5965]

SPACE MOUNTAIN

[@bendingunit2716057]

You mean Peter Pan

[@remyd8767]

Not Disney, but all the harry Potter rides.

[@rickcaikauskas6277]

Always happy to hear you guys talk about my beloved Canobie Lake Park

[@melynn44]

I did Mission Space when it first opened, before Green was even an option. When I got off the ride, it was one of the weirdest experiences I've ever had in my life. I wasn't nauseus; I wasn't dizzy; I just felt very strange. It's almost indescribable. I've only done Green ever since, so I haven't ever felt it again, but still...I remember distinctly wondering, "Is this what dying feels like?" It was just this very odd sensation.

[@TresstheFool]

I just wanted to let Fiasco know that I think his lists are useful. If you are the kind of person who likes a chill ride and doesnt do well with more jarring experiences then this is a great list. Even though I enjoy the intense rides there are times when Fiasco's recommendations would make for a pretty great day.

[@thommichaels6593]

As father of the bride;I told the story of my first time on teacups with my daughters who were under10.they turned the wheel like they were driving a semi truck doing a figure eight.when I exited the ride,I could not eat or drink for almost 90 minutes.it was my first story in the dad’s toast and got lotsa laughs.

[@TheChibiGingi]

I'm not medically cleared to go on Mission Space, so I feel him. I legit feel him on that. Even with the Non-Intense version, I got a headache. I can never leave this planet, it seems.

[@wrh41]

oh sweet Fiasco - I"m an old fart in his 50s and I LOVE Space Mountain, Expedition Everest, Sea World's hypercoasters, etc. - ALL the thrill rides! And you young guys in your 20s going on about getting sick and having joint pains on rides!

[@biancalovesdisney]

wrh41 sea world is a prison for animals.

[@wrh41]

Bianca Nicole yeah, some of the animals probably like it, but the larger, more intelligent ones not so much.

[@phatzass]

@@biancalovesdisney lol... silly!

[@mclark2288]

Ahem, 50's are not old farts!!

[@redheads604]

in 2 years, he'll say "people mover is the worst because I get motion sickness"

[@CobraKai63]

You forgot the worst part about Mission Space is that it replaced Horizons, a much better ride.

[@UnNamedTrucker]

I totally agree with Star Tours. I want to love it, but it borderline ruins my day when I am foolish enough to attempt it. I love everything about Star Tours right up to the point when the actual ride starts.

[@allenthomas5046]

The motion sickness explains so much about Fiasco's lists. I love hearing everyone's best and worsts. So entertaining. Love the orange side of Mission Space but I don't typically get sick on rides.

[@melissaslater5943]

I also have issues with some simulators- not so much Star Tours (although I definitely couldn't ride it more than a few times in a row) - but the ones at Universal. I don't have an issue with Mission Space at all - ride orange every time. It's the jerky simulators that get me the most.

[@pablodokken]

I am with you 100%. I have suffered motion sickness all my life and every time I go to a carnival, I'm the one not getting into any ride. Thankfully, Disney has a variety of attractions that don't cause this. Little anecdote here, when video games start being more 3D instead of 2D, I literally stopped playing because of this too. BTW, you got me looking into Canobie Lake Park videos.

[@llouie4999]

I'm glad to know I'm not the only one where it's likely the combo of 3D glasses & motion simulator. For Star Tours I've found I have an easier time in the middle and especially in the back (the top right corner is the worst). I miss the old Star Tours terribly because I never used to get sick with it. Fortunately for me, ironically, the newest planets (Jakku and Crait) are easier for me to handle. Also I admire those of you tough enough to manage Mission Space. I went on there once and I joke I could feel where my wisdom teeth used to be.

[@stevesoares2646]

I totally agree. I have motion-sickness as well. There was a time when the majority of WDW rides were gentle. It seems like most of the newer attractions are the whirl-and-hurl type!

[@christmasebes8098]

The thing I hate most about Star Tours is the people yelling at the top of their lungs like the ride is going extremely fast when in reality it’s not. It ruins the entire ride if no one can hear the dialogue on what’s going on.

[@RAID5_Aesthetic]

Hey Craig, can you link videos when they are mentioned please? I have no idea what video with Theresa Ryno is talking about. And I watch everything you post on two channels. Thx

[@SedatedNymph]

I was literally just going to ask this same question. I wouldn't mind seeing this video as well

[@genayares244]

Agreed

[@Kagome35765]

Cory, I love it when you and Ryno mention Canobie Lake Park! I grew up going there and the antique cars there are pretty fun, I have driven them and it was fun! Thank you for talking about a great park in New Hampshire .

[@pontius1212]

I completely understand what you’re saying about the tea cup ride at Canobie Lake. Fellow New Englander (Massachusetts)here!

[@IWillBeHers]

Rhode Island here! I love when Ryno brings up his New England heritage!

[@splash5427]

Jai Arias Massachusetts here too

[@adammorrell8834]

I understand the issue with Star Tours. I'm fine with simulators. I'm fine with 3-D. Add those two together and it makes me feel woozy afterwards.

[@Linz2121]

If a ride makes you sick I get it, but Star Tours has been and always will be one of my favs. I like the old and the updated versions.

[@tresgriffin8242]

I used to love Space Mountain too, but now it makes me feel as though I'm either going to be decapitated and/or have sciatica problems by the time it's through. So, I hear ya, Fiasco.

[@jennifernielsen599]

Great list! I appreciate you identifying what younger you liked vs. now. My first and only time on mission space was in 2005. It was so bad for me that I spent like 30 mins. in a custodial closet near the exit being sick. Poor cast member was nice enough to go get me a new shirt. I’d be shocked if no one quit their job after my messy experience. 😬 I still feel bad all these years later!

[@nokrepkie]

The space Mountain thing is mostly because of the manufacturer of the ride. WDW version is made by vekoma which is known for being rough as hell. But DL version is made by arrow Dynamics, and is a bit more smooth, especially with the better trains in Disneyland.

[@gamingszn6989]

Hey guys clicked so fast love the vids even though I’m ten I find everything on this channel interesting keep it up

[@bradrules49]

Wow you’re ten!!??!?!

[@mattej76]

Enjoy when you mention Canobie Lake!! I actually worked there and operated the Antique Car ride. It was a fun job!

[@seangorman3959]

Is D-World going to be as empty as D-Land when Galaxy's Edge opens? I would hate to miss an opportunity for an enjoyable trip. Will everyone stay away or no?

[@michelleodriscoll5310]

I'm going to bet it will have normal crowds. People book their world vacations months and years in advance.

[@timarends9802]

I understand your picks... but, at 53, I'm lucky that I don't have motion sickness and can still enjoy simulators and spinning attractions. I loved Mission Space: Orange

[@drunktorwho4391]

You're lucky. At 52, the herky jerky and spinning rides are starting to get to me. Like Primeval Whirl, Missions Space: Orange and especially the Tea Cups. I'll suck it up for the coasters and Star Tours luckily doesn't get to me...yet.

[@stansolo40]

Has Fiasco done Smugglers Run yet? I’m curious if he was fine experiencing it or not. I’m a huge Star Wars fan but also can’t do Star Tours at all because of motion sickness. In fact I put it on my top 5 worst attraction list as well. Has anyone else that gets motion sickness done Smugglers run? What was your experience like?

[@tonyawhatley1932]

I agree with Fiasco. I only rode Star Tours once. It made me so sick 🤢. I refuse to try Mission Space because I know I will more than likely 🤮. I too close my eyes during the “spinning” bubble tunnel on The Living Seas with Nemo & Friends because if I don’t I feel sick. Love these shows!

[@Jane413]

I love to hear you mention Canobie Lake Park. I live about a half hour away from that park.

[@theoriginalsache]

I was great with Star Tours until I turned 35. Suddenly, simulators started making me motion sick. And it's not the simulator so much as the combination simulator and 3-D glasses. Either one on their own, I am fine with. It's the combination that kills me.

[@laurenmichero9003]

Worst 5: 1)Primeval whirl 2)Mission Space (Orange) 3) It’s tough to be a bug 4)Tomorrowland speedway 5)Teacups (we should have DL Alice ride instead) or Splash Mt (I don’t like the bumpy drops and they detract from an otherwise classic dark ride)

[@TheFtm22]

I rode a similar ride to Primeval Whirl at another theme park - I was sick and my back was bruised from being tossed around. Never again!

[@laurenmichero9003]

TheFtm22 yeah. That kind of ride is like choosing to endure torture for 3+ minutes lol! I don’t care for Dinoland in general (except Dinosaur) but primeval whirl is by far the worst attraction in my opinion

[@rosekiley4990]

I agree with all these pics!!! No spinning!!

[@JenniferA2027]

I used to love spinning rides as a child but now as an adult I have a harder time. Mission Space Orange and the tea cups are a no go. Can’t do Expedition Everest more than once a trip because of the backward-in-the-dark part. Everything else I’m okay with...but it definitely differs for each individual person.

[@bethd.6670]

As a born and raised New Hampshireite, THANK YOU for the Canobie Lake Park mention! :)

[@mcali187]

I'm completely with you for a lot of the rides on this list. As someone who suffers from motion sickness it isn't worth ruining your whole day to go on one ride when there are heaps of other rides you can go on.

[@TerriR1818]

Ryno , you don’t disappoint...Do Do 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@DaleyDisneyTours]

Yay, Canobie! I usually go at least once a year.

[@jackg.7745]

It’s funny to see how your ride or attraction experiences change over time. There was a time that I could ride Space Mountain 5 times a day and love every minute of it. Now even an act of Congress couldn’t get me anywhere near that ride. I don’t even really miss it either. Now I’m more of a People Mover kind of guy!!! LOL!!! Thanks for sharing.

[@cjg725]

I used to be able to handle ANY ride. Now I can't do spinning, I can only go on Mission Space green now, can't do the tea cups. Well unless I take Dramamine..... I also agree that Space Mountain is such a different experience depending on the seat. We just went to MK and rode it twice. My daughter sat in the back (#6) and the very front and said it was really different.

[@carolebrand6693]

I agree with all 5. Star tours makes me sick. Space mountain is much too jerky and mission space gives me headaches.

[@amygreen9662]

On our trip 2 weeks ago I hung out at Backlot Expess while my hubby and kids did Star Tours. Hard pass based on my Disneyland experience.

[@kellyspina1419]

Totally understand Corey's list. I use to be able to ride everything but now have an issue with vertigo. The first time I rode Expedition Everest I didn't know it went backwards in the dark. I was done for the day after that ride. I love that you and Ryno reference Canobie Lake Park I live in Massachusetts. Corey do you and Ryno remember the Caterpillar ride, it went in a circle and then covered you up. Ugh that always made me sick.

[@melh96]

How does Star Tours compare to something like Forbidden Journey with regard to motion sickness? Cause I hear a lot of people say FJ makes them sick but it has never bothered me.

[@Emma-vn6pe]

Totally agree with star tours and all the motion sickness complaints. I feel the same way😬

[@troyj4960]

With all these Disney price increases we may have to check out Canobie Lake Park... Sounds fun

[@brandenmurphy3459]

Can anyone tell me what that ship looking metal art work thing behind rhino that is to HIS left is?

[@jasodan72]

Disney, please hear what is being said. Update Space Mountain to a smoother ride track. Also a huge missed opportunity by not updating the Speedway to something futuristic by using electric cars at a minimum. These rides are in Tomorrowland, so lets make these two ride more futuristic and update them both to the new Disney standards that are being set on newer rides around WDW. Also, please put something cool and futuristic in the Stitch building. Come on Disney, you are so much better than this. As Walt said, you have to keep moving forward.

[@1892SRC]

Space is 2.3G's - Started out at 2.6G - little too much for the general public (trained fighter pilots can take around 8 sustained.) I was part of the team that built it. 4 sets of 10 arms - now only half spin.

[@eugenelaporte8159]

I agree on all 5.

[@keithconnolly7247]

I would love to see an episode about the worst non-Disney attractions - attractions that you could see at any county fair and has no relation to a Disney movie or character.

[@Joe.s_475]

I live in Massachusetts and I've been to Disney World 100s of times but never canobie lake park

[@alexsandrakelly7586]

I feel for your experience! Can't relate to people who can go on everything no consequences. My rides experience changed in my 20's and just has gotten worse now with vertigo. Sharing your experience is really helpful! Thanks ❤️

[@jasonzambricki1669]

Chew gum while on motion simulator rides Fiasco! Helps my wife with the same issues all the time

[@Treylovesdisney]

The people mover is the best way to ride Space Mountain.

[@scoutmaster314]

Some simulators are worse than others about inducing motion sickness: Star Tours is about middle of the pack, not nearly as bad as the Super Space Mountain, build your own coaster attraction at Disney Quest (RiP)

[@scoutmaster314]

The worst all time (probably the worst all time ride of any type) was Body Wars. If you do a Top 5 list of attractions you are glad are gone, Body Wars would be the runaway winner! I do miss Cranium Command though, they should bring it back with an Inside Out theme!

[@anit_adventure]

I’ve been going to WDW since 1973 and just finally got the front seat on Space Mountain a few weeks ago. Craig is so right on this, that seat is the BEST! I usually don’t care much for Space Mountain, but riding in the front made it a total blast for me!

[@booklover1896]

tea cups are the best!! I love spinning rides, and if I can get my brother or someone strong enough to spin the wheel fast enough, it's amazing :)

[@ememinsk157]

I love it when they bring up Canobie Lake park.

[@cathysherman4108]

That list is right on, Corey.

[@jodilee10128yk]

Don't worry Corey, my husband PASSED OUT on Star Tours. We laugh about it now, but he was messed up for the rest of the day. Had to wheel him around in a (complimentary) wheelchair. Cast Members assisted us and were FANTASTIC but he'll never do that ride (or any flight simulator ride) again.

[@robbruckckner2]

Thankfully, WDW has a variety of rides. If you have any family that are ill from certain rides, there are plenty of other rides to enjoy together🙂

[@robs7229]

Cory totally totally agree with you on Tomorrow Land Speedway!!!! They should get ride of that attraction all together in my opinion!!!! Tea Cups without a doubt!!! And oh yes Mission Space!!!! Totally agree!!!! I'm with you 101% I dont like spinning rides myself!!! But Star Tours and Space Mountain I can do and love!!!! So I agree with you on 3 of your 5 picks!!!!! Great stuff!!! Keep up the great work!!!!!

[@autumnborden2690]

Agreed, the Tomorrowland Speedway needs to be updated!!! It's just sad and does not fit into the Tomorrowland feel. And I, too, suffer from motion sickness with spinning, etc. The tunnel in Nemo is the worst.....also the descent backwards on Spaceship Earth with the stars makes me sick, too.

[@Nytemare10]

dude I'm with you on Motion sickness man Ive been to Disney 10 times and I just road Mission Space for the first time in my entire life two years ago last time I went to DW its on my list because it was exactly what I thought cool ride but my Vertigo was horrible afterwards and ruined my day

[@aaronwhalen6433]

Rhode Islander here. Loved the Canobie Lake Park references. Lol

[@kevinkarcher7508]

Favorite Tea Cup story. Went to Disney with my brother and 2 friends. They were out late night before MK day which means we started later than I wanted to. Got my brother and 1 friend to do Tea Cups. Well I got that come spinning really good and well let’s just say that spinning didn’t help their hangovers. Shortened our day but that was my revenge for messing with my Disney schedule.

[@1stmoviefan]

I wish they would make more rides that dont make you feel dizzy or make you feel like you're going to throw up or you're going down a hole

[@kodyeldridge5847]

My 5 Worst: Jungle Cruise Enchanted tiki room Primeval Whirl Test Track (the current version) Dinosaur

[@adrimulet5965]

what a controversial list

[@alexisc4329]

I HATE Space Mountain. I’ve rode it once. It was so jerky and there was a lot of pressure on my body, particularly my chest. I didn’t feel comfortable and secure in the seat. It wasn’t fun. My husband loves it though. It’s his favorite ride.

[@sherylkilby9721]

Can’t do Mission Space. It’s horrible. Star Tours I want to like but man it makes me sick. The speedway is weird it’s like it doesn’t exist to me. Haha

[@gabrieleharmon4648]

Did you guys post the video of Theresa on teacups? That would be funny to see.

[@skipfretz157]

I can ride star tours if I’m up front. But every time I ride in the back I’m sick.

[@stevecorbett8901]

Fiasco, have you ever gone on Flight of Passage?🤓

[@Tigerskunk]

Fiasco, have you ever been in a cockpit before?

[@bobsmore98]

Fiasco, have you ever seen a grown man naked?

[@jamieshulick7453]

Robert Smith do you like movies about gladiators? Lol.

[@TheFtm22]

Great list, Corey! I love Star Tours BUT I don't love the new movies. So I appreciate Craig giving a shoutout to the original ride very much. IMO, the Star Wars movies ended in 1983. They were magic! I was so upset to see my beloved big three reduced to what TFW did. Space Mountain cars make me feel super fat. Do not like TTS either - don't even walk over there. Tea Cups - nearly puked on it as a child and that was the end of that. I take photos and videos of everyone else. Craig - sorry but I NEVER think tossing my cookies is a blast. I went on Mission Space with my younger son on the mild side and it was okay. But I would never have gone on it if I'd had to wait. I also dislike Tough to be a Bug because I don't like listening to terrified children or being poked in the back by hornets!

[@murph120779]

Canobie Lake is the best! Classic traditional park which made Six Flags really have to step up their game in New England

[@elisewilham3234]

I’ve never liked Tomorrow land speedway. I think that for Tomorrow land they should update it so it’s like electric or solar powered cars or something new an Fresh and less smelly

[@hollyhahn2399]

I wanted to throw in my two cents on the Tomorrowland speedway. Your opinion will change when you have kids. This is something that very young children can do and be in control. As the parent you control the gas and brake and let the kids go. This was one of my two year olds favorites because he got to drive the car. He's too little to go on standard go-karts so this was a very big deal. I know it's not for everyone and, yeah, they could maybe switch to electric or something to eliminate the smell, but don't underestimate how cool this is for very young kids.

[@StripofPaper]

Just did EPCOT today and did Orange of Mission Space for the first time - AMAZING Big unfort about your motion sickness tho Dx

[@dragontales1999]

Surprised Figment was spared from this list

[@michaelcmarra]

U guys should bring back best and worst

[@IndySkye3]

I wish Star Tours would make me queasy because then I would have experienced the “motion simulation”. I just feel feel jostled while watching a screen. I don’t think “worst” is the right word for a list of attractions that cause you discomfort. It’s still a worthy personal list, but it deserves a different title.

[@luuchoo93]

I disagree about Space Mountain. I’ve been to Disneyland and Disney World and I much prefer the Orlando version, which is definetly scarier, bumpier and more thrilling overall (Disneyland’s has a strong ending though). I think the small uncomfortable seats make you feel “less protected” when you are riding in the dark, which makes it much better than Disneyland, since it’s a roller coaster after all. Disneyland has the soundtrack but that’s about it. The queue is so sad that I cant even begin to describe it

[@scoutmaster314]

I'm with you on rides that spin, I can't even do Cat in the Hat anymore - heck, I don't even like watching other people ride Primeval Hurl!

[@samanthabrunet9772]

I find it funny because I love the teacups and primeval whirl.

[@kitslagle6296]

I am nearly 50 years old and you guys would be the last people I would want to go to a theme park with. You sound older than me.

[@amandaatwood4296]

Did I miss Craig’s favorites?? Also, what about best and worst for those who experience motion sickness/vertigo??

[@carlycastillo883]

Cory, try taking dramamine for some of these rides that upset your stomach or give you a headache!! I swear by it and I don’t go into ANY theme park without taking it in the morning. I have AWFUL motion sickness and dramamine ALWAYS works for me.

[@melissaslater5943]

Try requesting the very first seat in Space Mountain- that one tends to give me headaches - but I do much better in that seat. If I can convince my daughter to give it up to me that is...

[@paulgargan9428]

I live 10 minutes from Canobie Lake Park...how about a comparison of Canoboes Haunted Mine VS The Haunted Mansion 😂

[@annette4833]

I can't do mission space for sure, but all the other rides are good for me.

[@nobreyner60]

His like and dislike list sounds like mine would've turned out. I refuse to ride any on his dislike list

[@gregcurling9318]

“Best and Worst” are not synonymous, in the case of these lists, with “what I like to do, or can do, or not”.

[@karens8633]

Canobie Lake Park!! 💕 💗

[@kathyc3659]

I get motion sickness real bad. But I still like the rides, I just can't do them. But Disney gives out warnings if you get motion sickness, you may want to consider not riding these rides. I like the atmosphere of Disney that I can just enjoy people watching, show watching and Fantasyland not to go.

[@TheGoofy1932]

Totally agree with Mission Space(still a little salty about them taking out Horizons and replacing it with this) and with the Tommorrowland Speedway. I feel unless you have a little one it is a waste of time. You're better off going to a place that has go karts if you want that experience.

[@TinkTink311]

As someone who isn't a Star Wars fan (don't hate it, just never got into it) . I agree Star Tours is just a bunch of rocking around. I also don't care for Space mountain it's very jarring. And I LOVE thrill rides. But this isn't fun it's just jerky. Yup Tomorrowland speedway sucks. It's sooo boring! Mad Tea is trash. I have all of these on my worst as well. lol

[@yesorlando05]

I like Corey's list because it shows just how different people really are. Many people can't ride some of these attractions because of motion sickness or various other reasons. I can do a little spinning, but something like the Tea Cups makes me very sick afterwards. Yet, if I do the mild version of Mission Space, I love it! Though I it's a classic, I hate "It's a Small World". To me, it's very boring, repetitive, and annoying. But I respect others who like that ride and wouldn't want to see it go. I like Star Tours a lot, but can totally understand why Corey doesn't. Plus, there are varying degrees to a person's like or dislike of an attraction, so it's not totally black or white. Lots of grey areas. Now, I don't like Tomorrowland Speedway at all. It's hot, boring, long queue, and does have the smell of fuel. But I do agree with Craig that some people overly exaggerate the fuel smell as if it's creating its own personal hole in the ozone layer, lol. Yes, there are a few people who can greatly go overboard. But, as a whole, I think many (maybe even most) people need to be more respectful of others opinions, experiences, and sensitivities. I was a little disappointed that Corey felt apprehensive about his lists because he was worried about backlash from people who wouldn't agree with him. There's no right or wrong, just different preferences from each individual. I really like the best/worst lists from each person. Great show!