Mission: SPACE

I did the orange experience. This is not your typical amusement park ride; this is a whole other experience. I understand that for some people it can be physically overwhelming. At first I was very nervous because they work you up with all the preparation theatrics. However, it didn’t feel as intense as they make it sound because the ride doesn’t last that long. As a suggestion, hold your breath and try to breath in small amounts during take off so you don’t get nauseous and dizzy. That’s what they actually tech astronauts and pilots in training. I actually went for a second time on the same day because I think it’s something you can’t get to experience anywhere else, being inside a simulator like an actual astronaut pulling 2.5 Gs.

If you are looking for a fun ride, go somewhere else. This is an amazing life experience.Notice the moon on the way into the the ride, not only is it extremely accurate, it also shows actual landing sites and dates. The Orange Mission uses centrifuges like astronauts use to prepare for space travel at Cape Canaveral . The g-force astronauts experience at Cape Canaveral during take off is 3Gs. Mission Space creates 2.5Gs. It’s confined space, video simulation and G-forces are as close as you can get to flying the Crew Dragon to the Space Station. Vomit bags are handy if needed, but the the vast majority of riders won’t need them. If you are looking for fun, look somewhere else.

Gorgeous building from the outside. I’ve done the green mission (less intense) and the orange mission (more intense). I did like the green mission but the orange mission made me nauseous halfway through and I kept praying I wouldn’t puke and couldn’t wait for it to end. Warning for people who are claustrophobic…this is not a ride for you! You’re encapsulated in a small space

WARNING: If you have a heart condition it is a -20 out of 5 stars. The ride is great for most people however for my mother's experience she had heart surgery in the past closer to when I was born therefore the G-Force made her feel very sick and she did not like it at all. "There should be a panic button" she stated. She thought she was going to have a heart attack or her heart was going to explode. This is from a person who rides rollercoasters consistently and loves them. Overall, Disney needs to update the warnings on the orange version of it as it is not good for anyone who has had heart issues in the past. Any issues which may consist of heart attacks, heart surgeries, and more.

This ride is intense. It exhibits 2.5 G forces and mimics what astronauts feel during take off. Do not take your kids on this ride. My husband and I went on the orange ride (more intense) and we felt exhausted and drained for an hour after the ride. My recommendation would be to avoid this ride at all costs.

I really liked this It was an experience that's for sure If you have any concerns at all about being closed in and extreme and I mean extreme G force , then do not do the extreme one ! Trust me do not do , this is a simulation and u will feel it. If u do focus on breathing look straight forward !! But if u think u can handle it then go for the orange , if not do the green mission. Orange is very full on , but an experience that's for sure. Green easy orange full on

The ‘orange’ level of this ride is EXTREME. I love roller coasters and speed, but this is different from everything I had experienced, the ‘G force’ pressure on my chest made me feel like I couldn’t breath, it was very intense and long, I wouldn’t do it again and I honestly think the warnings should be more clear, this is not a ride for everyone and even less for kids of any age.

This ride is not for everyone. They will warn you and let you know that it will cause motion sickness. I had motion sickness after this ride and felt terrible for a few hours. Not something you want to go on after a heavy meal.