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| Astro Orbiter can be
a bit scary if you're afraid of heights. |
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| Astro Orbiter is similar
in speed to Dumbo and the Magic Carpets
of Aladdin. The speed is akin to a
carousel, though the path you circle
is much smaller, increasing the centrifugal
force that you feel. |
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| Your rocket ship and
the surrounding kinetic decor evoke
the futuristic worlds of Buck Rogers
and Flash Gordon. Astro Orbiter provides
a great overhead view of Tomorrowland
(provided you can stay focused on the
blurring scenery), and is especially
dazzling at night when the lights go
on. |
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| The combination of tight
spinning and soaring heights can make
this attraction very unsettling
for those prone to motion sickness. |
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| Astro Orbiter draws
moderate crowds, but be warned that
the load time is very slow for this
attraction, frequently making lines
quite long. |
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| Your flight over Tomorrowland
takes about 1 1/2 minutes. |
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The Astro Orbiter is a familiar
carnival type ride that appeals to younger kids (who probably
won't mind the spinning as much as some of their sensitive
parents!). |
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