Is Mission: SPACE a World Class Attraction? • FOR YOUR AMUSEMENT

[@barbehrhart]

I will not let my family ride the orange time. Also I couldn’t help but notice Byron called it “our bachelor party” a couple times😆

[@WeiserThanMost]

I personally love Mission: SPACE. I love the reputation of it. I love that it lives up to that reputation. It is exactly what is advertised. And it's batshit insane that it exists in a Disney park. You may not love it, but you have to respect it

[@mikachu317]

"You may not love it, but you have to respect it" that's a mood

[@theokid2000]

As a kid who was jealous of all the ones who got to go to space camp, I came for a NASA simulator, the closer they get the happier I'll be, discomfort be damned.

[@willmichael138]

I like to think of this ride as the drinking around the world final boss, you vomit you lose. EDIT: Also for test number four, a case could be made that the "jobs" we're given and the interactive elements of the ride kinda influenced Smugglers Run?

[@lavagirl5522]

Call down Satan!

[@jkunrau1971]

I definitely think that without Mission: SPACE we wouldn't get Smugglers Run. Especially since Smugglers also operates on a turntable. Like no way we get a Star Wars flight simulator on a turntable with jobs without Mission: SPACE.

[@laurabowles]

I was definitely thinking about Smuggler's Run on test #4 and I would argue it should have passed the test on that basis.

[@metallicnole4514]

Green side sounds like a final boss. Orange is a raid boss

[@mikachu317]

Week 2 of me supporting the Mater's Junkyard Jamboree campaign

[@spindaexpress]

I'm also a thrill-lover and I've always been too terrified to get on Orange and no amount of curiosity has been enough to convince me to get on, but Byron earnestly saying "It makes me feel alive" with no hint of irony or trolling made me feel like maybe one day I should /try/ to conquer my fear 😂

[@jacquelinemoeller7146]

Fun memory on the Green Team side, my son (ASD) was nervous to go but loves space. The cast member let my son put his giant stitch into one of the seats (all strapped in) as one of the crew members. He was so excited to have stitch there and loved pushing all the buttons.

[@josephsilva345]

Day 23 of asking for Mater’s Junkyard Jamboree

[@sdc5914]

"Day 12628 I've been "Mandatorily" inlisted to fight in the 2nd Mickey Wars. Nothings been the same since we lost Goofyvania, but I'm still hopeful our new overlord will bring the video of my dreams."

[@bbj4041]

I salute your tenacity🫡

[@VideoGamePhilosopher]

I’ll watch that…as long as we do rollicking roadsters, too!

[@VideoGamePhilosopher]

This ride is an abomination.

[@iilikeitlikethatii]

DROP IT JOSEPH. Not happening

[@PrincessRingpop]

I now have that "We went to the moon in 1969" song stuck in my head 😂 thanks Byron

[@kelsiconstantlytalks]

This is my second time ever commenting on a KZbin video and I'm doing it to tell everybody that, before this centrifuge was turned off, the orange version literally gave my mom claustrophobia. Never had an issue before and now she can't even board a plane without having to take anxiety medicine lmao

[@gr33ngirlsea]

Omg. 😮

[@OldDanielle]

My issue with this ride wasn’t the motion simulation which I was mentally prepared for… it was the TIGHT ass space. I was not prepared for that and felt so claustrophobic which I’ve never felt before in my life. I’ll never forget when the wall pushed in and I was like NOOOO WHAT!?

[@shredloves]

My girlfriend and I , on our first visit to disneyworld, were in line for the Orange and the video in the line gave so many warnings about it that when we got to the front my girlfriend started getting really scared so I asked to ride the green. I was silently bummed to have to ride the baby version until we sat in the seats and the screen moved forward giving me the most claustrophobic feeling ever. I instantly wanted off but it was too late and I hated every second of it. I’ll never ride this giant coffin again.

[@annaisntcool]

this was exactly how i felt too lol

[@officialmonarchmusic]

Please bring Provost Park Pass as a guest. He's a great KZbinr and a frequent collaborator with Dallin. Please

[@gr33ngirlsea]

He'd be a great guest!

[@Tastefulorphan]

If he did the jungle cruise episode his puns would fit in great

[@officialmonarchmusic]

@@TastefulorphanThe jungle cruise… I could also see him doing Autopia, or even the canoes

[@rachelcarolinegarcia8215]

I did the walk of shame lol once I saw the barf bags inside I was like ✌lol 🤣

[@codypierson4739]

Went in 2019 on a family trip…my parents were in their 60’s and 70’s at the time. They had zero issues. They did say it was intense though. Flight of Passage was the only ride we rode that my mom would not do again.

[@risenfilmsproductions6838]

I cannot believe I just got the Lesley Stahl test pun. I have watched every episode and it has gone over my head every time until now.

[@sam_art21321]

I love Mission Space Orange and always lean forward specifically when they say not to😂just to see the room spin

[@pkmnMaster5678]

That takes some serious power omg. I work at mission space and this is baffling to me

[@michaelacatapano]

Respectfully what the hell is wrong with you

[@solcarlosofficial]

I’ll always remember my dad riding this and saying “I almost felt like I was about to faint, it’s a feeling like I’ve never experienced, it was awful” So yeah I refuse to go on the orange. I did the green one and got claustrophobic

[@HisRedCoat]

I find it hilarious that WDW has not one, but 2 rides that are somehow so unsuspectingly terrifying in completely opposite ways. Dinosaur looks like a kiddie ride based on the queue, and I was not expecting to live through a horror movie getting on that one. Mission: SPACE gives you all the warnings but I really thought it was a gimmick lol. My husband tried to suggest that we do the green mission knowing I probably wouldn't like the ride, and I insisted on the orange mission, because, "go big or go home". I thought I was going to get bragging rights for doing the big boy astronaut mission, but I hated that ride. I was really bummed out about getting shut into that pod (immediate Zipper flashbacks from my youth lmao), and spent the entire time ready to grab the barf bag. Literally had cold sweats. Will never be doing the orange missing again.

[@rainharrow9285]

was going about my business listening to this in the background normally until Byron dropped that Even Stevens reference. that song has been passively suck in my head for 20 years i thought i was hallucinating for a second

[@Project-Jaden]

My girlfriend gets motion sick on this ride so I finally tried the green version with her and it was better than I thought! You still lean back for the launch and such and it feels as tho it applies a small amount of Gs i actually did enjoy it, It features a mission around earth, site seeing. A small detail I enjoyed is that you can see another rocket going up that we pass by, presumably orange team on their way for their slingshot around the moon to go to mars!

[@TheRandomMexican619]

My buddy who use to work on this ride would mess with kids so bad. There was a 6 year old who was visibly freaking out as he was getting on this ride. The kid asks my friend if he could repeat what buttons he needs to press and when he should. My buddy says, ‘They’ll tell you.” Kid says, “What if I don’t press the button?” My buddy without skipping a beat as capsule closes, “Looks like you’ll never come back to earth.” The kid screams out in horror. Way to stay in character! 😂😂😂

[@dixon-jpeg2588]

Yk a rides crazy when the cast members hand out sick bags upon exit! I remember getting off this ride and watching a fully grown man throw up in a trash can... I was 8

[@ratbones620]

Horizons was a masterpiece of a dark ride. It really sucks that it got replaced by this torture machine.

[@bearded_snorlax]

"Burn it down, pee on the ashes."--Ryan Bergara 2024

[@9064bow]

I'm officially caught up on this podcast, which means I can now watch episodes on the day they premiere! 🎉

[@moyasaurus13]

When I was 8 and went to Disney world, I chickened out of this ride at the last second because I was scared of becoming sick and claustrophobic. My dad waited with me outside the ride while my siblings and mom went on the ride. For years I felt like I missed out on something fun... I no longer feel like I missed out.

[@rushabhbhakta7181]

Crazy thing is that, when I was a kid, I had zero issue with the ride at all on the yellow intensity - it was only once I hit 30 that I started experiencing the nausea! Aging blows 😅

[@thejuliasimoes]

I first experienced this ride on its opening year, before the news of its intensity got out or measures for motion sickness were taken. The security messages were already crazy, for years my dad and I joked "if you sneezed in the past 7 days, you should probably skip this ride"

[@DaBoweh]

I think harping on the low wait time is only part of the picture. Wait times are a reflection of the ride's capacity and turnover rate, not just its popularity. It's a six minute ride, which means it's firing ~10 times per hour, and each of those ten times has four centrifuges with ten cabins each, and four riders per cabin... basic napkin math shows you thing thing can cycle through a whopping 1,600 guests per hour. That's 33% more than test track's theoretical maximum, to put in perspective. Logistics wise, assuming the centrifuges are staggered, so a new one is starting up every 90 seconds or so, and every one of those centrifuges is bringing on 40 riders, a 15 minute line for this ride equates to what, roughly 400 people backed up waiting to go on mission space? That would line up with the 1600/hour estimate. In terms of crowd size, that's not an insignificant amount of people in that line. And it's important to remember that mission space isn't the sort of ride like a test track where it's usually operating with fewer cars at lower capacity. Considering how even the green ones still have to keep rotating even just for maintenance purposes, unless a cast member can correct me, I have to imagine all four are going constantly. Going over on thrilldata, I checked the average wait for 2022, when the parks were doing well and before test track's impending closure. Test Track's average wait then was 59.5 minutes, just shy of an hour. Mission space's average wait was recorded at a whopping 28.5 for that year. Googling around, I've found cast members attesting that they usually run about 25 cars on the track at a time, and this drops the capacity to a little under 1,000 guests per hour. Meanwhile, if a 30 minute queue means that half of Mission Space's 1600 guest hourly rate are in that line at a time, that would mean on average that year, there were 1000 guests in the test track queue and 800 in the mission space queue, which is a lot closer than you'd probably have thought. What all this boils down to is that the low wait makes Mission Space _appear_ less popular than it is. There are more people who stand in line for rides like test track (when it was open), but, mission space will be helping congestion right up to the point that it becomes a walk-on. There have to be less than 40 people in the line before it has to start running with empty seats.

[@Supersizeshake]

I went on this ride during previews in 2003 and was blown away. I swear it was more intense then than it is today. It was awesome.

[@GiddyGarlic90]

My husband is in his 40s and LOVES mission space. He took our 4 year old on Green earlier this year and can't wait until the kid is tall enough for Orange. Meanwhile the kid was more excited about the playground at the exit.

[@sammybeanson]

I got an annual pass this year for WDW for the first time and made it my goal to ride every ride on property before the year is up. I am absolutely dreading when I have to ride this. I haven’t been on this in at least 15 years, to the point that I didn’t even know they took out Gary Sinese.

[@Michelle-vm3dp]

I remember I rode this when it was brand new but I was not even 10 years old. We had no idea what to expect, I was trying to push my 65+ year old grandma to ride it. Thank god that never happened! I also remember the line being extremely long, I wish my baby self had the footage. I remember after that ride my mom threw up and absolutely hated it. I loved it I was obsessed with it but I remember being really pissed that I failed my mission. I think I didn’t press the button in time… but what I remember the most is the day after me and my family was watching the news. Literally the day after we went to Epcot we saw someone had heart failure from the ride. We were all so shocked it felt like eating something that got recalled days after.

[@gabriellepriest5007]

We had our grandfather ride with us years ago and he still talks about how we tried to kill him 😂

[@allisonfleming85]

I remember my first time! I got so sick that I had to lay down after. We then realized we were right next to Ellen’s Energy Adventure and boy or boy if that wasn’t the perfect place and amount of time inside for a nap to recover! 😂 Never again for me! Also RIP Ellen’s Energy Adventure, you were a one of a kind surprise journey to see the Dinosaurs 🤪

[@fredleggett923]

I went with a group some years ago that I was unofficially guiding around Epcot and encouraged everyone to do orange. I think the ride is great and didn't think much of it, but everyone else in the group wanted to plant daggers in me after exiting. One person even wound-up in the first-aid building and had to stay there for a few hours. I still feel a little bad about it, but honestly thought everyone would really enjoy it. I wonder how fast it can safely spin and what's the uppermost G-force limit can it impart? I heard it was dialed-back after the deaths.

[@vivianaleal1387]

I got your even stevens joke byron lol. I always think of that episode when someone mentions the moon landing.

[@mushieslushie]

I got to ride this before it officially opened when it was still in super intense mode. I also got to ride it when they first introduced the green and orange modes, and I still have some of the physical cards they gave out so they knew which line to put you in. My dad also worked for HP, and we got to go up in the lounge, which really wasn't that exciting as it was probably the least interesting of all the lounges, from what I have read.

[@dobbyfangirl]

this is the first time i have actively rooted for a ride to fail the world class test because i share ryan's hatred of it (i went on it one time and had a panic attack due to claustrophobia, then said never ever again lol). appreciated byron's nod to the even stevens classic!

[@annaisntcool]

haha same this ride caused me to have my first panic attack at the ripe age of 12 years old lol

[@Nojintt]

Love this show; y'all are killing it.

[@mikeiseastman]

Considering that Disney has recently talked about updates to Future World and none mentioned Mission Space and D23 mentioned projects which will begin in the next 1-5 years, that ride isn't going anywhere in the next decade. A 15 minute wait for an E Ticket at Disney World is a great boost for guests, it's why we love Pirates and Haunted Mansion. Good bang for your buck.

[@Elmusiico]

I’ve been on many rides and wow… this ride was beyond crazy. Imagine the feeling of a plane lift off, but that feeling never ending.

[@Badgertailwarrior]

omfg here before 20 views. never done that before and excited for this episode! EDIT: here's a funny mini story so my comment has more substance and was something I remembered while listening to the reddt comments for context: my dad bought a huge bag of sugar free gummy bears offered at animal kingdom, pretty much ate the whole bag WITHOUT READING THE INSTRUCTIONS TELLING YOU NOT TO DO THAT and then my family hopped over to epcot. Apparently, my dad was suffering from the effects of eating all the sugar free gummy bears and according to him, he almost had to tap out completely after we got off mission space--and we did not leave the park until past closing and it took longer for us to get home AND HE DROVE US HOME. Considering my dad already deals with multiple medicial problems on a daily basis and he still held on and kept on a (mostly) happy facade while the sugar free gummy bears and then Mission Space orange mode were wrecking his digestive system, I have alot of respect for him for putting himself through that just so me and my mom could have a fun time and wouldn't ruin one of the few expensive theme park vacations we could take. So yeah thank you Ryan and Byron for reminding me of one of the funnier but sweeter moments with my dad and my family in general. Thank you for continuing to do For Your Amusement ^^

[@beckymccarthy7016]

When I was first introduced to this ride, my friends and I loved it so much, we rode it 9 times in a row. One of those times we were stuck in those pods for like 10 minutes and it got really cramped. Anyway, it was the last ride we rode before leaving the park for the night. We were so sick that night after riding it so many times. Every time I closed my eyes I could feel the g forces and see the screen. The next day we went back home via plane and during our takeoff my friends and I all reacted the same way....like we got punched in the gut. We never threw up or anything, but it was a really rough ride home.

[@mattsedlar]

This ride only exists for Byrons. It's genuinely an awful experience for everyone else.

[@Tortidis987]

Ryan refusing to salute Byron felt like an On Cinema At the Cinema moment 🤣

[@C_M_R]

(44:14) … the buddons. 😂

[@darkxknightx15]

Hitchhiker's Guide is a book series. There are actually 5 books but they're usually sold as one book. The movie covers all 5 books and is actually pretty good. 42 means whatever you want. Hence being the answer.

[@FroAlchemist]

5:03 😮😮😮 Good Reference!!!

[@hexir8359]

i always sing that song everytime i hear anything about the first moon landing

[@Fallingwithstyle1995]

I did this ride for the first time this summer. I did Green and then Orange. Green is basically nothing. You sit there in a tight space and stare at a screen and hit a button twice. Orange is a different beast entirely. There's a lot of pressure on your chest and it sometimes feels like you can't breathe. I've never experienced anything quite like it. I didn't get sick, and it's nothing I would rush to do again, but I'm glad I tried it. And I liked seeing Gina Torres on it.

[@imaginationstationyt6948]

One the off chance this passes. I would be so surprised I might do puke. Which is what I did after Mission Space GREEN at Age 8. Thankful it still had Gary. Miss him. Best of luck in your travels through the stars, Lieutenant Dan.

[@imaginationstationyt6948]

Fun fact. As far as I know. If Mission Orange is a 15 minute wait. It is actually a 5 minute wait. They ALWAYS bump up the wait time counter. While keeping the Green Mission a 5 minute. Giving people the idea that they should go on Green. So basically. Ryan was right. Byran owes him his beer money back. Lol

[@imaginationstationyt6948]

Eight and Up on Orange!? That's crazy! No way! I think I would have died! I already puked on Green! No no no! 😭😭💀

[@mgtrumpet]

I rode this in April 2004. About a minute in, I remembered that I took a muscle relaxer at breakfast. I ALMOST needed the barf bag, then had to go rest in the shade.

[@BBlaurenD76]

One of my foundational memories as a child is crying my eyes out on the benches at the exit after riding and my mom and a nice cast member consoling me

[@corakent9518]

I don't know how many times a year that damn song from Even Steven's plays in my head. We went to the moon in 1969, not 1970 but a year sooner! Amazing, I am so happy I'm not the only one who remembers it!!

[@jessicacreba4503]

Not long after this ride opened, my nan went on, unsuspecting. While on board, she vomited into her own tshirt and bra. They gave her a free tshirt.

[@kellythrush2419]

So a couple years ago me, my parents, and my uncle rode this ride. We all love coasters, and thrill. We proceeded to talk sooo much shit about green lane. “Psshh how bad can this be?” I died of laughter, right after all four of us almost vomited, wobbled off, and had to eat our words 😂 i enjoyed it a lot actually because the ride got us. I wouldnt ride it again tho

[@gauchegreyhound]

Ok I finally rode this. I feel like you overhyped the nausea a bit, but if I hadn't known what this was getting on.... oh boy I'm glad I was prepared. My inner ear could FULLY feel the spinning, while the screen was trying to fool my eyes into thinking we were going up, and I started to see the screen start swaying horizontally in my vision. At the top of the launch I started laughing "I HATE THIS" 😂 It was definitely a bonding experience for us on that crew tho lol.

[@gauchegreyhound]

Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, "I never saw that film" YOU GUYS PAIN ME. NERD PAIN. You never read the book, or listened to the radio drama, or watched the miniseries. HHGTTG being remembered as a crappy early 2000s film 😭😭😭

[@mattsedlar]

Same. I grew up reading the books and love the series so much. The film was ... a thing.

[@rattyeely]

We gotta take away their nerd cards

[@kaytea0963]

I've tried to get on this ride multiple times but the intense warnings and increasingly claustrophobic rooms you're corralled into have always resulted in me not just picking the green lane, but abandoning ship altogether. On the plus side the gift shop isn't half bad while waiting for the rest of your group

[@AuthorCertifiedGoof]

I’ve ridden the green version and I think it still spins just not as intensely. I did orange first then went to green afterwards and I still felt like it was spinning a little but maybe that was just orange messing with me hahaha

[@MaikoRules]

I absolutely love this ride. and love seeing everyone's negative experiences. really puts into light how amazing pilots and astronauts are

[@iluvdrakeandjosh]

On mission space being replaced, if they were going to replace it anytime soon that wouldve been announced at D23 but notably EPCOT has nothing new being done. I'd be willing to side on that bet with Byron.

[@mattsedlar]

Didn't they say that not everything was announced at D23?

[@iluvdrakeandjosh]

@@mattsedlar all the major stuff was but there's smaller things to come as they continue to invest in the parks. But anything to boost capacity in the parks in a big way was announced, new rides new lands, etc. Epcot had its huge money investment recently so if they were going to replace that ride it would've been done then or announced to start at some point. Especially with test track re-opening soon and helping with capacity it would've been the time to announce mission space is closing for a new ride.

[@sandracassinelli5874]

Fun. I don’t think that I will ever subject myself to that kind of torture but fun episode.

[@write986]

i'm just like byron in that i get motion sick VERY easily but for some reason this ride just rocks for me. the only memory i have of the first time i rode it was being disappointed that i couldn't ride it again right away. there truly are dozens of us!

[@write986]

also please invite grant o'brien as a guest 🙏

[@technosworld2]

It's a crime that this replaced Horizons. Also, couldn't remember if you said this, the original "Green" version was also the same flight to Mars, then it changed later when they did the update to the new host.

[@mattsedlar]

Thank you! I apparently rode the original "green" version and remember landing on Mars. Even without the centrifuge element, I hated it.

[@K.Rothesomesauce16]

My mom has extreme motion sickness, especially from screens, she thought she was going to actually die on the Green side hahaha we do Orange easy peasy, but the last time we rode it our hydraulics needed some WD40, I couldn't enjoy the ride because it just SQUUUEEEEEKED and SQUEEEEAAALLLLED the whole time...the worst haha

[@SiriusLoveGirl]

Extremely happy to hear the Even Stevens reference bc that song gets stuck in my head every time I think about the moon landing 🌙

[@15Sonoma]

55:25 as someone who goes to WDW every week, it is literally impossible to find mission space at more than a 30 min wait unless one or more of the centrifuges are down. Even when it's posted like 45 they are still usually overestimating and it's like 15 minutes max

[@lorey2516]

Mentioning cedar point, would you ever cover any of their rides? As a Midwest coaster head I'd love to hear your thoughts lol

[@witchygrrl]

AHHHHH Mission Space. I absolutely have a soft spot for it bc it was the first Disney ride I was allowed to go on solo as a kid (well, I was 16 when it opened) because NO one in my immediate AND extended family would go on it with me after their first(/ONLY) time. Tho unfortunately the two times I've been on it as an adult it triggered my vertigo LOL.

[@cralyjr]

Ryan! You'd love hitchhikers guide- book and movie! you are very arthur dent coded

[@reconwarrior21]

One of my favorite rides at Disney. Easily in the top 5. Last time (i could convince people to go) we rode it 4-5 times in a row. Friggin fantastic ride. I dont think its primary audience is thrill seekers, I think it's more space nerds than anyone else.

[@Morgenstern1990]

I've only ridden this ride once. Orange version. I was absolutely freaked out by the time I got on it because of all the lead up and warnings about how intense it was, and then it was... disappointing? Maybe I need to try again now that I know what to expect and can just enjoy it.

[@Mockingdragon]

I'm going to disney in a few weeks and I've only ever done green mission space. I'm really, really tempted to do orange but I'm so scared lol I do get motion sick on simulators but there's so much real physics involved I think I may do well

[@MaikoRules]

ryan's hate for this ride definitely impacted his scoring for these tests haha

[@halonailsbyjules4417]

I can’t ride on any ride you talk about for medical reasons. But I still absolutely adore this podcast. Best notification I get on KZbin. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@ticerella06]

The first time I rode this was on a high school trip. As my buddy and I approached, there were three massive college guys all sharing a trash can. We still got on and I enjoyed it. I still enjoy it. I have never ridden the green version. I do understand the hate it gets. My sister will not ride the orange version.

[@Ladyatthepark]

Went to Disney to visit as a kid and got on it when it opened I though it was epic! Now as an adult I moved to FL and went again, it was a mistake! 😆 my husband and I got off and since that day we never gotten on it again.

[@haliescott7394]

As a figure skater I’m immune to spinning and being dizzy so I love this ride hahaha but I do see people throw up every time

[@courtney104]

i've ridden this ride 3 times: at 12, 25, and 28. there was a MARKED downgrade in my experience between 25 and 28... i got SUPREMELY nauseous and it almost ruined our entire disney day 😅😅 i loved it as a kid, but now that my body is officially turning old i think it's better off left in the past.

[@bustedkeaton]

I already forgot if this was the one i rode at epcot in 2003 or what. Whichever it was I actually really liked it, but I don't go to theme parks much.

[@CoffinFullOfBees]

I have always loved Mission Space, and no one has ever matched my excitement for the space centrifuge. I used to have a denim cd case with the istc logo on it, and now i can't find any proof on the internet that it even exists, much less find one to buy. It was callously thrown in the trash by my partner's father fairly recently, and I'm going to hold this grudge until it's replaced.

[@annaisntcool]

My parents took me on Mission Space when I was 12 and I am an extremely claustrophobic person. Had my first panic attack during it and it was honestly kind of traumatic lol. I agree with the sentiment shared that this isn’t a ride, it’s more of a trap

[@grrgoyle_uk]

MAN... that sounds AWESOME! I now wish we'd gone to Epcot when I visited. On my bucket list! :D

[@cagunder]

Your haircut looks so good, Ryan!!

[@gabriellepriest5007]

I used to love this ride until 2021. I don’t know what happened. My family and I loved it and then suddenly we hated it.

[@jacquelinemoeller7146]

Fun Fact: The lady giving instructions on Green Team is Gina Torres from the cult classic, Firefly.

[@AuRoBoss]

Can’t believe guys haven’t done tower of terror at Hollywood Studios

[@sponge20109]

I actually love this ride 😂

[@briantyndall3541]

Am I the only one that sees a scary ass ghoulish face as we go into sleep at 41:53?? Are space ghosts real?? I can already see Shane shaking his head no..LOL.

[@madli96]

The Even Stevens reference was very much appreciated 🤝

[@jacquelinejanewashere]

Can you do Alien Encounter? I'm still traumatized by that ride lol good times

[@nicoledecataldo972]

Mission Space is the theme park equivalent of Gas Station Sushi. Although I think I'm less likely to get sick from gas station sushi. I get nauseous hearing the name mission space. Do yourselves a favor and look up trip advisor reviews for this ride.

[@danieIIemydear]

I'm sorry Ryan you just don't have the stomach to be an astronaut, but I love mission space. (Although I probably wouldn't try it after drinking).

[@SReyes581]

I hate this ride lol 😂 my mom almost fainted and I almost puked

[@LydiasStillHere]

I was working as a CP at Epcot when they launched this ride so I got to try it when it was FULLY throw-up-able before they nerfed it down. It was great but three times in one day was too much lol

[@KYLO_JEN]

I don’t get motion sickness and I love thrill rides but the claustrophobia this ride triggers is exactly why I’ll likely never go on it again.

[@itslaurenze]

would you guys ever cover body wars? i never went on it, not sure if either of you ever did, but i’ve heard it was a similarly harrowing experience to mission space. it seems like such a strange and gross ride it would be interesting to hear you talk about it :)

[@alaynat4757]

As a kid this was definitely a family attraction and we all loved it, but maybe my family was insane 💀

[@stuffingtonjfluffypantsiii]

Funny thing is Mission Space Orange doesn't bother me. Tower Or Terror is the one that shook me up. Had to be carried off by 3 CMs. I have an intense fear of 90 degree drops and they dropped us like 6 times.

[@KYLO_JEN]

Did you know that tower of terror was a drop ride before you got on it? That sounds terrifying

[@stuffingtonjfluffypantsiii]

@@KYLO_JENno

[@KYLO_JEN]

@@stuffingtonjfluffypantsiii that’s surprising. Sorry that happened

[@philippconner]

Not gonna lie, two beers in and I have to take green. I have only ridden orange in my life, but I don't want to be the guy in Ryan's bachelor party decorating the interior of that simulator. I dunno, maybe the older I get the more spinning flat rides hit my inner ear.