The History of Mission Space | Expedition Epcot

Welcome back to another stop on Expedition Epcot.
This time we will be looking at the history of Mission Space. Joining us this time we have Jack from Park Ride History. Be sure to check out his channel for a full video on the History of Horizons at • The History of Horizon...
We look at the ride that makes many sick but also many love as you travel to mars.
If you would like further information on Horizons also check out the following:
Park Ride History: t.co/jg6I96xVXC
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[@queendaka71]

Fun fact: When I was 8, my mom deliberately hid the existence of the orange side from me because she knew I'd want to ride and she absolutely did not.

[@mjacknback8994]

Bruh

[@ThatOneGuy0006]

Even though this ride is... controverisal to say the least, It's probably my favorite ride in the park. I mean, what other park could get away with making guests play a video game in a NASA grade centrifuge?

[@warriorseamonkey1693]

I remember throwing up on Main Street, and the cast members were there before I even was done.

[@ExpeditionThemePark]

Disney Magic, gotta be there with that magic powder!

[@MatheusMaracana1950]

It's funny how a 100 million dollars simulator never reaches more than 30 minutes of wait time.

[@ExpeditionThemePark]

Yeah, i really think the reputation puts people off still though.

[@krissy846]

Yep one time I got to ride orange team like 6 times in a row I really like space ok!?!?!? The rides great and way to many people Gaye the ride man :(

[@quartratic2389]

MATHEUS PG As much as I miss pre 94’ EPCOT Center, the old fans give current future world so much shit. Horizons has been closed before we even hit a new millennium. It was a great ride but stop trying to diss all the new stuff. Yeah Mission Space isn’t the best replacement, but it’s a good imaginative idea that isn’t an IP.

[@mrsbunksgirl4546]

Rode the orange side when the ride first opened, right before the child passed away on it. I remember being horribly sick and dizzy the rest of the day. I tried the green side a few weeks ago and I won't go near it again XD

[@prismstudios001]

weird that a ride that only generates 2.5 g`s would have such a big effect on guests. There are lots of Thrill rides that routinely go up to 6 g`s,and are very popular.

[@ExpeditionThemePark]

I think it is more the spinning motion that effects people who are motion sensitive more so than the actual force of the ride.

[@jktwice8235]

This is because Mission: SPACE has sustained G-forces rather than the peak G-forces of many roller coasters. In peak G-Force’s, you’ll only feel tat amount of weight on your body for a split second maybe. Imagine feeling yourself weigh over twice as much all of a sudden. Your body could not easily handle that, but it could. This contributes to the heart problems the two people had, because blood pressure increases slightly as more lateral g-forces are applied. As for the motion sickness, it’s because of the screen. Signs on the ride specifically warn guests not to move their head from an upright position facing forward. Not doing this results in the illusion of the film failing and your brain registers yourself as spinning, resulting in motion sickness like Expedition Theme Park said. Mission: SPACE is literally training equipment for fighter pilots and astronauts. It’s so unique for this reason, and is easily the most intense theme park experience you can get.

[@DoctorAlright]

Lol I could barely handle 2.5, so I can’t handle a 6.0 lol

[@wanderthere3065]

@@DoctorAlrightJust rode it today... 2.5Gs on this is significantly worse than 6gs on a normal roller coaster. I think the spinning janky simulator elements and sustained g force make this ride much worse.

[@Viking_Luchador]

1) there needs to be an entire pavilion dedicated to Space 2) Mission: Space needs a medium third version

[@ChickenCoop82]

I feel like people hate mission space too much just for the fact it replaced horizons, I’m not saying it’s better than horizons I just don’t think people should hate it so much.

[@StingrayX]

People are so freakin' sue happy it's ridiculous. There were MANY warning signs! That's like suing the national forest service if a log fell on your leg.

[@Komicklepto]

Only in America, it's part of their culture but maybe it's also linked with no universal healthcare and huge medical bills?

[@petertr2000]

Did Orange - ended up on a bench outside. A few years later, did the new Green mission, and it was boring as hell.

[@ExpeditionThemePark]

Where is the middle ground blue mission!

[@pcbassoon3892]

I did the ride before there was a green option and I ended up on a bench outside too! We probably ended up laid out on the same bench.

[@ndep93]

I did the ride before there were any colored options and took it in stride. My family was out of commission for the rest of the day! lol. Orange is less intense than the original iteration of the ride imo.

[@trentwerner366]

Id like a green level of motion with an orange level of difficulty interaction required. This ride feels to me like the first version of the current Millennium Falcon ride. Just that this ride is the space shuttle instead of the falcon...

[@candycemonroe7345]

Even on green, it's a very small space. So not for the closterphobic.

[@evabeezero]

My husband and I rode the green side last December, and hated the changes. I'm from earth! I see it every day! Show me another planet! I feel like it was made for children, while adults get the Mars side. I'm 36 years old, and I don't even have a weak stomach, I just get dizzy easily (medication side effect) and I'm horribly afraid of being thrown up on. Luckily, my husband doesn't have those issues, so at least he doesn't have to abandon one of his favorite rides. I'll just have to assure him that I'm cool with waiting elsewhere.

[@ExpeditionThemePark]

I didn't really think of it like that since i don't mind riding either but it is interesting to see a different perspective!

[@iparty907]

Bumble Bee Zero Relaunched Mission Space is one of the worst changes that Disney has ever had

[@robertofenloch9595]

You see Earth from a space perspective every day? Using that logic, why go on the intense mission? Plenty of movies have shown us Mars.

[@quietdemon8138]

Bumble Bee Zero you can you see earth when you live on the planet? the video essentially recreates what the space station

[@scientchahming5]

And plus, switch to metric!

[@michaelw7892]

Went on this back in 2007. Lets just say I’ve never been that sick after coming off a ride since. The most splintering headache coupled with the worst motion sickness I’ve ever experienced. Was good to get it down though! Nice vid :)

[@njt002]

LOVE Mission: Orange! Easily my favorite ride at Epcot.

[@sperrin]

"its a unique experience the first time you ride." Everything is unique the first time you do it.

[@jerrodp3572]

No matter the bad rep, the ride is an essential one at epcot. I remember as a kid the only reason I liked epcot was for mission: space (before Orange) and The original Test Track. I didn't want to walk around a bunch of themed areas that didn't have anything but restaurants, stores or occasionally a gentle boat ride (there's a LOT of gentle boat rides at Epcot). Now I can appreciate these areas (and boat rides), and enjoy them, but its essential in every park to have something that every member of the family will enjoy.

[@bellarviera13]

Soooo Good! I found that when you go into the queue, you can actually see the Horizons logo in the center in the circle. Keep up the good work!

[@user-pf9su3xu3t]

I rode this ride when it first opened before anyone died with my grandfather. To this day I cannot believe I rode it as a child with my 65 year old grandpa😂 what a time! Still absolutely love this ride though

[@edvaira6891]

Two people have died on Mission:Space...same number as THE PEOPLEMOVER!

[@krakrex780]

Y'all might call it code V but to my family its code Pee, for obvious reasons. My brother was just large enough to get on the ride and had to go to the bathroom. We had gotten chosen to take a tour of the back section of the ride. So he couldn't go. My family told him to hold it. We got done on the ride and my mom said lets hurry so you can go to the bathroom. He looks right at my mom and says "oh I dont have to go now." We look at his pants and its soaked. He had not realized all the pressure made him uh leak out.

[@travisnorton9288]

I decided to ride the new green less intense training after it was refurbished and all I can say is why would they launch a rocket when there’s a hurricane off the west coast and no one can replace Gary Sinise except maybe Tom Hanks

[@AnthonyZ.]

Because Plot Twist

[@laurenm7929]

My brother insisted that my family should go on the ride. All of us except him were fine after it, but my brother had to lay on a bench with my mom for a hour. And to think! I’m the one with vertigo!

[@sierraferguson9008]

I only just rode the green version for the first time and thought it was fun and a great use of stunning images we have of the Earth. I was curious about the Orange team so I watched some recordings of it. I’m glad they updated it! It was bothering me with how much ice they showed at the Martian equator at the end part (there’s pretty much none at the surface). So the scientist part of me is very happy to see that they changed it in the current video. I’m loving these videos and the expedition through Epcot.

[@DisneyDave]

Excellent ExpeditionTheme Park very well put together & great work 👍

[@ExpeditionThemePark]

Thanks Dave!

[@Joi_Robb]

Park ride history another channel I really enjoy!!!!!!!!!!!!!! These collaborations are so good!!!

[@ExpeditionThemePark]

Thanks!

[@Xix1326]

My favorite ride of all. In fact, my coaster-loving friends weren't comfortable with Mission Space, which surprised me alot. And, yeah, it seems like a love it or hate it type of ride. But I loved it. And I always rode the full spinning version. I never noticed the spin or any type of motion sickness. Interesting how people's bodies respond completely differently.

[@redstonecommander5190]

The ride for green team was a much more even better experience, causing the interest for orange team to drop dramatically

[@HeatherSummerRaine]

Awesome work on the history of Mission Space! I honestly miss Horizons everytime I ride it. I tried the green side once. It was boring so I keep riding orange which makes me ill, but it's not boring!

[@LunaZola]

My mom puked on Mission Space before they added in the barf bags.

[@ExpeditionThemePark]

Messy!

[@kellyweingart3692]

🤮

[@josephfleetjr4230]

I love your channel. Very informative and interesting! Thank You..

[@oolawilson7808]

When I rode the Orange Mission, my arms felt heavy during “Takeoff”

[@katebottley5143]

3:40 >insert obvious you spin me round by dead or alive joke here

[@ExpeditionThemePark]

Haha!

[@katebottley5143]

Expedition Theme Park do you have any ideas for the 10k special?

[@ExpeditionThemePark]

Im not there yet! :D

[@katebottley5143]

Expedition Theme Park well, since it won the 1k vote, you could do the first episode of expedition magic kingdom as the 10k special!

[@viniciuseduardocarvalho]

Visited the park in 2009. I was aware of both the Green and Orange iterations before riding it. Did the Green one first, went back in line and then went for the Orange one. Had two very pleasant loss of vision/blackouts both during takeoff and slingshot around the moon (both simulated 2.5 G experiences). Weirdly enough, I loved it. Felt weightless throughout the day. I would definitely go on it again.

[@georgeobrien9205]

Just discovered your channel, just wanted to say how much I enjoy your videos. Keep up the the good work!

[@ExpeditionThemePark]

Thank you very much!

[@silkcrenshaw]

The last time my family visited Disney World was in 2003, and though as the oldest of the kids I remembered much of the 90's attractions but Mission Space was the big new ride when we went to Epcot. My mother has neck issues & refused, my younger sister was terrified of the concept, my father with his degrees in Maths & Sciences who grew up with Doctor Who/Star Trek/Star Wars etc was hoping at least one of us would want to try it and my younger brother who was the youngest was scared of many fast rides at that age...Leaving me, the one kid who had a little bit too much of the daredevil spirit that scared my mother. So considering I was NEVER one to pass up the more intense rides/experiences I think it says a lot that even my teenage self wasn't sure about going on because of those huge signs & special areas to care for guests afterward that to my knowledge NO other Disney ride had ever had...No others had the many many huge signs with scary words that warned guests in such an intimidating manner. So my father and I annoyed the rest of our family for more than an hour staging a debate outside the ride as we discussed the potential risks & severe effect warnings vs the actual experience and whether it was more than just legally required to state such things or if it was part of the anxiety building strategy of the ride. We didn't end up going on and I regret it. However if I had understood more of the "how" of the ride as shown in this video I think my hesitation would have been lessened and I would have gone for it, but the information around the entrance that just stated the intensity & the astronaut "experience" was probably more intimidating than the actual ride because it was rare & therefore "unknown". Either way I plan on getting my chance at this ride during the next theme park vacation in Florida. For my teenage self.

[@mercurialmoose5006]

So, I'm not a big spinning fan, so I was pretty wary about going on Mission: Space. My wife and I figured we'd try the Green mission first, and see how I felt after that. Green was enjoyable, so next day when we were back at Epcot, we got in line for Orange. Again, knowing that I didn't handle spinning well, and knowing the rides infamous history, I was still a bit nervous. I made sure to do everything the ride said, keep your head back, keep your eyes on the screen ect. When the centrifuge first kicked in for launch, I did have some minor discomfort while my brain tried to figure what exactly was going on. I did make the mistake of looking down at my console while doing the moon slingshot, where I started getting disoriented, but snapped my eyes back on the screen. After that I was good to go. It was funny, getting off the ride I told my wife that that would be a once per visit ride only, as I did enjoy it, but felt like it had taken me to the edge of my comfort zone. However, after wandering around Epcot the rest of the day, I kept thinking about Mission: Space and found that I was feeling the pull to go back again.

[@Hessed3712]

This is great. I didn’t know that they refurbished so recently! Thanks!

[@ExpeditionThemePark]

My pleasure!

[@ThemeParkWorldTour]

WOW this kinda blew my mind! Nice video, learned many things!

[@quartratic2389]

When I rode it in December of 2018, there were tears running down my eyes while launching in the Orange version

[@UltimateTH]

Man...I feel bad for Mission Space and it's imo overblown reputation for being dangerous.... I utterly love it to death, and must be one of those special few who could take it, even from launch day. Those G's are something else and I love it. I thought everyone was wusses for them needing to tone down the ride. I remember being in que for this ride for the first time and being just as shakey and scared as if I was about to go on a new roller coaster. Disney really set the mood in this one on feeling like your about to be an astronaut on a rocket. I'm scared this ride will be axed just from this negative press along...every time I go it's an instant get on with no wait usually, which is really a bad sign in a packed Disney park...I don't wanna have to say good bye to it like I had to with Illuminations...

[@muckytoysandgames]

Great video! Awesome work!

[@isaacfortner]

I have no issues with extreme rollercoasters, but I remember feeling really weird after getting off this ride (orange side). I never threw up or even felt that ill, just disoriented, like I'd just a boat after months at sea or something.

[@ThecandyflosskingCoUk]

Amazing video and I loved the ride, only did the orange side, but it was super fun. ^_^

[@kendragramley6243]

Learned just recently that my mom who has worked at HP for 38 years now was at the opening and got a special preview. Didn't even know the ride was sponsored by HP until then because I've never been to WDW myself. She hated it, lol. She's not a thrill person, but was proud of her company and would take any chance for a work trip to Disney, lol.

[@SeriouslyCreepy]

I'm a bit behind! Excellent brother! Great stuff!

[@ExpeditionThemePark]

Thanks again!

[@AdmiralPreparedness]

That ride is and always will be my favorite after Spaceship 🚀 Earth.

[@ExpeditionThemePark]

Green or Orange?

[@09williamsa]

I can't stand when people complain about this attraction. YES it has spinning G-forces, its a simulator, they plaster signs everywhere. YES its a small enclosed space, its a cockpit of a space shuttle for christ sake. YES, it can cause complications if you have pre-existing conditions. If you choose to ignore the warning, and react negatively to any of these things, you brought it on yourself. Its an amazing attraction and I love the refreshed version.

[@AEWFans]

Mission Space sucks

[@Pander1985]

Went In 2006 rode both green n orange loved the orange! One of my top rides!

[@yanabennett99]

My family went on this ride and it was our first experience (we had the green team) I was really hesitant to go on it due to everything I’ve read about it but I’m glad I rode it. My brothers loved it too.

[@Viking_Luchador]

1) there needs to be an entire pavilion dedicated to Space 2) Mission: Space needs a medium third version

[@xomaddieo98]

These videos are great!! Keep it up, I love them!

[@ExpeditionThemePark]

Thank you! Im going to be starting Hollywood Studios next week and will continue on with Epcot also! Glad you like them

[@xomaddieo98]

Awesome! I can't wait to see your future content!

[@Booth81]

I'm a fan of Horizons, but I also enjoyed Mission Space when I rode it in 2005. Spinning rides affect me a little more now than they did back then, so I'd have to wonder if Orange Mission would make me dizzy nowadays. Even back then, I felt a little odd, for a few minutes, after getting off the ride, though I was still able to walk.

[@ExpeditionThemePark]

Yeah now and then i have that feeling also and i am normally fine on spinning rides. It is one of those that you don't know until you try it.

[@taylorm7777]

Did orange, will never do it again.

[@Apollo1989V]

I don't see why fans of Horizons are so passionate about it. Seems to me to be the future as shown on the Jetsons.

[@stevenfoster9402]

This is my favorite ride in all of Disney World!! I don't know why so many people who KNOW they have weak stomachs try to get on this ride! If you can't stand the heat then get out of the kitchen!!

[@madisontaylor17]

I love this ride when I was little I thought I actually went to space. I also did the orange in 2016 with my brother and his ex girlfriend and fell when I got off by being really dizzy. And I did the green with my grandma and I love it I didn’t have to puke

[@redstonecommander5190]

This writer also features some impressive CGI, especially in the early 2000s

[@redstonecommander5190]

Sometimes the spinning in a simulation, FX it within team orange can get really intense I think, causing all the right guests to get extremely dizzy and confuse the senses

[@andrewhorspool5239]

Back in 2004 i had a strong stomach and could take anything, i remember coming of feeling dizzy and sick and sitting outside of the ride for half an hours before my dad had the great idea of leaving the park even tho we had only been there an hour before hand. Never went on it again

[@redstonecommander5190]

Sincere is absolutely no deaths. I have highly no doubt that they probably reprogram the simulators to have less spinning and less she can just a tad bit.

[@SirBlackReeds]

I hated changing the setting to over Earth. It just makes the ride feel less special.

[@ExpeditionThemePark]

It didn’t really effect me as I only go on orange! But I can see why some people were not happy with the change

[@ajarcia9741]

The future world Brass got you a like, they’re dope players and every single one of them has chops

[@trumphatesyou]

This is the last ride I got to do with my dad. I rode it by myself earlier and got off and wanted someone to experience it with me. No takers. Then my dad said "I'll ride it" The guy had multiple back and neck surgeries and was in remission from cancer. He loved it!

[@TheDAExperience]

I always thought that when I went last i got on the orange version but now I know without a shadow of a doubt it must have been the green one. I think i was under a time crunch and that line was shorter

[@ExpeditionThemePark]

Yeah green normally had the shorter line, least you have orange to look forward to next time!

[@jasondown3461]

I loved this ride!

[@deesixx1460]

I’m with your dad on this one. I’m never stepping foot on this again. Once was way more than enough. I’ve ridden everything at universal and The other Disney parks and nothing has ever made me feel as anywhere near as bad as this one.

[@BeMoreBroadway]

"...making you feel 2.5x as heavy as you normally would." Huh, so I'd actually feel heavy, even if I'm 80-something pounds? Cool.

[@Pl4sm4Ro4ch]

this and the test track are my fave rides at epcot florida

[@awood667]

When there's a new video I'll watch it straight away

[@redstonecommander5190]

The people who program the simulators try their best to make the simulation feel real. With certain vibration, pulses, and long sways as the shuttle mskes it’s way in to Mars in a very intense and dangerous way

[@Tomboss08]

I LOVE THAT RIDE IT WAS SOOO FUN

[@myrealtorsteven5656]

Big space fan and think Kennedy space center should have a similar if not better attraction. Orange the best version! 🚀

[@redstonecommander5190]

Even know, that for your boy, right is extremely intense simulator. He unfortunately died due to a congenital heart defect.

[@philrabe910]

It's extra rare for a ride to be a one off for me. A certain old woodie back east was a once only as was MS- orange. I've not been back since they introduced the green version, but it sort of seems moot ish.

[@AlbertCalis]

I only rode this ride once, the same year it opened. Needless to say I had a headache that stayed with me for 2 hours after the ride ended and I have stayed away since. I would not be opposed to trying the Green version, but I'd only go with someone else who wanted to go, and so far, everyone I have been to EPCOT with has wanted to avoid Mission Space like the plague.

[@AlbertCalis]

UPDATE: I have tried the Green version a couple of months back, and there's a HUGE difference. Definitely nowhere near as intense as the Orange and much more tolerable without the ill aftereffects of Orange. I highly recommend it if you're trying for the first time!

[@TheChibiGingi]

I never rode the Orange or the intense version, simply due to the fact that I know I get really bad motion sickness and I do have a heart condition (a minor form of tachycardia). I've ridden several roller coasters before without incident, but considering I started my college program right after the second death, I was like "hm... yeah, not taking any chances." So I'll never get the chance to experience the ride as it's meant to be. Some people just aren't meant for space travel, and I'm one of them.

[@ExpeditionThemePark]

Yeah I wouldn’t suggest it in that case!

[@TheChibiGingi]

I'll be in the Green line, looking longfully at the greatness I can never have, while saluting to the brave (and not-so-prone-to-motion-sickness) travelers. (BTW, I love your channel and your videos. Thanks for the reply!)

[@47midnight]

no joke did the ride 10 times in a row back in 2005,orange mission, and even ate a full lunch, after the first 5 times and somehow never got sick, guess I was an adrenaline junkie back then. maybe i should have worked towards being an astronaut.

[@thedeerguy7579]

Love it.

[@scottcolwill1582]

Never did ride it while we were there. Cast members scared me off a bit when we asked about the ride I will have to try it now, most likely the green version. Lol.

[@ExpeditionThemePark]

I find it doesn't affect me at all. It varies though, it is worth trying once to find out.

[@LEGENDCITYest1963]

I rode Mission Space in 2003, I think I'm still dealing the effects of hyper sleep.

[@OutdoorsWithShawn]

Out of the 5 family members that went on this... I was the only one who loved it.

[@LegardoredxX]

I only went to epcot once and rode the green one,I felt fine no problem. I wanted to do the orange one but I chicken out. At that time I didn't even knew people died on that ride, what made me scared of not going in was all the risk stated on the orange one lol. Even now I still have doubts.

[@bigdoublej74]

I don't understand how people were able to sue over the ride. There are warning signs all over about the ride and it literally says not to ride if you have a know heart condition and both people had known heart conditions.

[@Bradly105]

My favorite simulator at Epcot!

[@ExpeditionThemePark]

More than Soarin?

[@ilovedeathendme4074]

I remember like Exorcist barfing during the ride

[@ExpeditionThemePark]

ahaha not good!

[@redstonecommander5190]

Hopefully in the future orange team and green team simulator so I actually have a built-in camera and eat simulator, so these cameras can be used by a staff member who is operating from the control room specifically designed to spot nauseous riders

[@michaelgang5057]

There are many attractions that would be awsome!, JAWS, Earthquake, Twister, Alien Encounter etc.

[@ExpeditionThemePark]

Yeah got a lot to cover!

[@chuc98]

Yeah this ride will never approach how good Horizons was.

[@theendofit]

Jon C so you think they should get rid of roken rollcoster and tower of terror? Becuse i know a ton of pepole that cant ride them so they are not for every one. What kind of argument is "every ride should be for everyone"

[@jonc2276]

theendofit no im not saying that, what im saying is the rides at the parks need to varry for people that can handle certain rides. And i think that what makes a good ride is its story.epcot ans hollywood studios diesnt have a variation of rides right now only a select few wich doesnt make a park there needs to be more and thats were the updates ir expansions come in. im not against the rides so yeah. And also a ride like horizons being back at epcot would bring back the spirit of what horizons and epcot stands for

[@seanomatopoeia]

It's an apples to earwax comparison.

[@uscgwagner]

When Disney was doing soft openings of this ride I was able to ride it. I believe (no proof other than personally riding it) that they have toned it back from what it was compared to what it is now. (There was no orange / green version).

[@BillyReichard]

Liked the video, but I'm surprised you didn't talk about the supposedly taming of the orange ride. Lot's of people claim, and I think there is data out there saying the ride used to do 3g's, and it was tamed down after some of the incidents to 2.5g's. I personally went on it when it first opened and have been on it many times since. My first time I blacked out and felt more intense then it does on after visits.

[@dapperloser3025]

well great am i the only one who still loves this ride?

[@jessilyngray1223]

OMG is that how that worked?! That explained my I was fighting back vomiting the whole time. I was so glad they had vomit bags

[@charli.ward.]

This is so strange to me, I was 10 at the time I rode this in 2005, so just before they split off the ride into orange and green. I adamantly refused to ride roller coasters back then, because I have a phobia of vomiting and associated roller coasters with vomiting, yet apparently did not put up any fight when my parents tried to coax me to ride something, anything at all. The irony of that lmao. I think I assumed this would be nothing compared to a roller coaster. And somehow, I had absolutely zero issues riding this, I honestly cannot remember anything negative afterwards, and I didn’t get sick. Would I do it again now? No way, I’ve developed stomach issues in adulthood and I avoid my phobia as much as humanly possible.

[@jeanmurray7670]

Ugh I was the same as your dad - laid out for hours unable to move. No ride has EVER made me sick.

[@samplautz5586]

The Grvitron/Starship 3000 pulls as much and sometimes even more G's than this. It must be the drastic stop and go that throws people's bodies off on this. When I'm on the Starship it really doesn't feel like an insane amount of force

[@mikejrexec]

Oh now I am torn. We are going in January and I really wanted to ride the orange side but now I don't know. Maybe I'll grab a bag before I sit down.

[@bobafett7386]

Orange mission is intense, next time I’m in Epcot i know what ride not to go on, once was enough.

[@awood667]

Thanks

[@wpatrickw2012]

Mission Space is my favorite ride. I only wish that they would find a way to reintroduce a single rider line.

[@redstonecommander5190]

In that same heart condition is probably true for that adult as well. Nobody knows where his name is. Nobody knows where he was born from. You don’t know that he didn’t have a congenital heart defect because of this intense experience

[@evanredacted7977]

While I can't say if it's a good replacement of horizons (and I doubt it is) it's still a great ride on its own.