Adventures Thru Inner Space... I used to really think I was about to be shrunken and it totally freaked me out. I also remember refusing to go on Haunted Mansion cuz I was scared of that too. Wow, I was a sissy rugrat!
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Haunted Mansion. I LOVE it now, but I wouldn't ride it until I was at least 12 years old. I don't know what I expected, but I was terrified.MiceChat 101: Be NICE! If you don't play well with others, you are in the wrong sandbox.
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My wife still laughs at me to this day. I was deathly afraid of going on Snow White. I remember still to this day the terror that I felt on it at about 4 or 5 years old and did not go on it again untill I went to Grad night. Even to this day at 36 years old I still get butterflys when we go on it.
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I have a memory of me clinging on to the bars near the front of the haunted mansion yelling, "no no no no" because I was too afraid to go on. This waslast yearwhen I was six or so.Eglantine, Eglantine, oh how you shine!
I don't believe in giving animals ridiculous names. I call him Cosmic Creepers...
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Captain EO. It was the only thing I have really been afraid of and ever have been at the parks. (TOT doesn't count because I will still go on it once per trip). I was a smart kid to be afraid of that now wasn't I? It's crazy to think about that being the only thing. I mean, I was on the log flume at Knott's at 3 mo. old and Space Mountain by the time I was 2!
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Originally posted by Malibu MinionWhen I was 8 years old (My 1st trip to DL), I thought that the AA's inside The Pirates of the Caribbean were realEglantine, Eglantine, oh how you shine!
I don't believe in giving animals ridiculous names. I call him Cosmic Creepers...
...and if you've got no other choice, you know you can follow my voice...
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^That talking skull and the first drop on POTC always freaked me out. In the Haunted Mansion, there was a combination of things that scared me: the stretching room, the attic, and the floating candle stick.
There was also the Matterhorn, that first dark cave always had a way of scaring me.
However, from all these things, I though Space Mountain was TERRIFYING. I never wanted to ride it. At first it was the fact that I actually thought I was in space, and the second phase was the "getting your hands chopped off rumor.""You tried your best and you failed miserably. The lesson is, never try." ~ Homer Simpson
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Originally posted by DustysageHaunted Mansion. I LOVE it now, but I wouldn't ride it until I was at least 12 years old. I don't know what I expected, but I was terrified.
Same here. I was afraid of anything remotely dealing with ghosts and goblins, and for me to go into a HAUNTED Mansion? Forget about it! "But it's a fun ride, it's not scary" chimed my father. Uh, HELLO! Then why isn't it called the FUN Mansion? It's called the HAUNTED Mansion for a reason. I ain't falling for that story
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When my parents dragged me onto Pirates for the first time, I freaked the hell out. I even have faint memories of this. I peed my pants while sitting on Mom's lap as we drifted past the Blue Bayou. Oh, she loves telling me this story....again and again. I can only imagine what the others in line thought of me.
I think I was about 17.
Okay, I think i was about 4."The old man's gonna knock on the sky. Listen to the sound."
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Originally posted by sir clinksalotThe Matterhorn ... especially at night ....
However, that same year, I was rarin' to go on the ride itself when we went. Mom kept asking if I was sure.I guess at seven years old, I was ready to face my fears.
I would LOVE to see that old Matterhorn commericial again."The old man's gonna knock on the sky. Listen to the sound."
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Originally posted by Malibu MinionWhen I was 8 years old (My 1st trip to DL), I thought that the AA's inside The Pirates of the Caribbean were real
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What was I afraid of as a child?
Pretty much every ride one could possibly be afraid of. I would go on the FantasyLand dark rides, things that didn't move, the Train (for a time I feared the Primeval World), and other rides I had no reason to fear. Over time, more and more rides opened up, until I would ride everything, but before that.. I was picky with what I rode.
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