Attractions You Downright Refuse To Do

[retiredfigment]

Primeval Whirl - DD had a headache for two days after that. Beside bouncing around, we were 4 to a car and very scrunched.
Can't do TofT - bad for back.
Splash Mountain, wish there was a way to do and skip the drop, so do once every other trip.
Have never been on the water ride at AK. Keeps saying we will try, but like the previous message, don't like wet undies.

[ANG]

ToT. Makes me sick every time, so no more.

[disney obsessed]

Teacups and astro orbiter.

Don't usually do space mountan or big thunder, they give me a headache, but i don't "refuse".

[tiggerbuddy]

Hmmm..Surprised no one said Imagination since Dreamfinder was "retired"...

Swiss family treehouse...Boring

[Christine]

Why not??

Did it once- more than enough for my crew

[merciantinkerbell]

Teacups and primeval Whirl. Can't do that fast spinning without things getting "colourful" Also Rock n Rollercoaster, did it in Disneyland Paris some years ago but now the body won't appreciate it! Mission Space - saw pictures of the ride vehicles and looked waaaaay too claustrophobic. Suppose all this makes me a bit of a wuss!!

[azcavalier]

Teacups
Country Bears
Playhouse Disney
The Voyage of the Little Mermaid (DHS)

[Dulcee]

Did it once- more than enough for my crew

That hurts my history buff side a little bit... but its safe to say my DH would probably agree with you lol

Oh and another vote for parades. I'm not a big fan, that however could all change once we have kids.

[Melanie]

That hurts my history buff side a little bit...

Goodness, me too. I guess you guys don't like American Adventure either? So many similarities. And some advice Christine, if you don't like Hall of Presidents, skip Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln at Disneyland, even if it's a Walt classic.

[Christine]

That hurts my history buff side a little bit... but its safe to say my DH would probably agree with you lol

Oh and another vote for parades. I'm not a big fan, that however could all change once we have kids.

Sorry I promise I'm not unAmerican, I just had a really bad experience there. When I went, years ago, there was a group of yahoos that made it a deplorable "my team / your team" type arena. (They were anti George W. and they let everyone know it! This stirred up those who were either pro GW or those who were just respectful enough of the institution that they didn't want to hear it) and it was a very unhappy attraction to be in.

Instead of history in person it seemed more like a political debate & I don't like that.

I was going to answer your question re: this at first, bc I was afraid I would sound unpatriotic, but I tried to stay out of the political part

[JMTStone]

Oh and another vote for parades. I'm not a big fan, that however could all change once we have kids.

I like parades when we're not there during prime time (we tried Thanksgiving week - oy vey).

When we do, we go extra early, get our Mickey bars and get good seats. And we also try to get to the "second" parade if there is one.

Invariably, 10 minutes before the parade starts, one of us will have to go to the restroom. When they get back, we're surrounded and there's no room for the person or persons who needed the "rest".

On the brighter side, we've had some room at the curb and invited a child who couldn't see to sit with us while their parents stood behind. They were so thankful, they bought my DD11 a light up toy. So there's still some pixie dust left!

[WDWCrazyKaren]

Teacups
Astro Orbitor
Stitch (how stupid is that thing? I can't even call it an "attraction")

I have to drag my DH into American Adventure. I like it (and I love Voices of Liberty beforehand). My DH is very patriotic, loves his country and all of that, but he is Native American, and it really bothers him how they gloss over anything negative in the telling of American history. He'll go with me, but I get the running commentary throughout!

[snowflakegirl]

There are things that I don't generally do (Country Bears, Playhouse Disney, American Idol, etc) but that I would do if someone I was with wanted too. I suspect some of that will change on our next trip (not til 2015 :-( ) since we'll be taking our then two year old for the first time.

The only things I actually refuse to do are Mission Space Orange (I think) because I've heard too many people complain of headaches and feeling sick and Stitch...but I've never actually been on it, I've just been bitter about the Alien Encounter being removed.

[Belle of the Ball 051411]

Do parades count?

I really, really, am sick of being shoved around in the heat by aggressive people lacking boundaries. I don't dislike parades as an institution, but it's not worth the aggravation to either put the aggressive folks in their place, or find another spot.

Instead, I go on everything else during parade time, or just stroll around and enjoy the chance to breathe.

This! Plus anything that spins fast.

[NickD100]

Captain EO!!!!! I'd rather watch paint dry....

[PlutoPlanet]

Stitch
Teacups
Astro Orbiter

[Disneypixie513]

Stitch. No thank you. I'd probably feel claustrophobic.

I wasn't a fan of Dinosaur, but I could possibly be persuaded into riding it again. But it's doubtful.

Also, Kali River Rapids. I'm not a fan of being drenched.

[#1donaldfan]

I have been thinking hard on this one and my answer is none !! I do most everything on a trip, even if I don't care for an attraction, if I can get out of the heat for a few I will !! I will say that I love the Norway ride in EC, but have NEVER stayed for the video afterwards.....haha

[bruin1344]

Universe of Energy (long, boring, and dated)
Captain EO (dated)

[Nascfan]

I have two. Stitch and Summit Plummet.