I am not afraid of rides, at all, but have to say this ride was high. And it just might be because not only was I on this ride, but so was my kid - and his friend. As we went up and up, I kept thinking, this has to be it. We are so high already. But nope up it went. I went through this same conversation in my mind several times before we heard that familiar click that signaled we had reached the top. I guess I expected a bit of a pause before we dropped, but there was not one. I guess maybe that was better, to sit their waiting, if even for a second, might not have been good. Just as we seemed to go up longer than necessary, we also fall for what seemed like forever. I expected it to be over very quickly, and it wasn't. The free fall really was measured in a matter of seconds, but it felt longer to me. We came to a stop and Brian was grinning from ear to ear. That's my boy!
I actually found a video of the ride - from the perspective of being on the ride on YouTube! If you want to see how high it really is click here. I have to say the fall seems so much longer than it looks on the tape!
Sean and G on the motorcycles
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It looks like you guys had a ton of fun! I love those kind of rides: The first time we took my sister on an "adult" ride, my mom was so nervous, she thought my sister would be scared: HA! She loved it.
ICLW
Yikes! I get so scared on rides. Much to my husband's dismay, I can't handle the amusement parks. LOL. You have a beautiful family.
Thanks for the ICLW comment on my blog.
OMG you are SO brave!! I am dreading my girls wanting to go on 'proper' rides. I kept my eyes shut on the baby teacups!!!
Lovely to hear of you all having such a fab time! xxxx
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