Dont you ever get Scared?

Okay you guys go from place to place riding every roller coaster you can get your buts on! But dont you guys ever get scared or freaked out? I definetly do, i still love them but i get really scared!

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That's just something that's unique to the individual. Eg I never really feal safe on Log Flumes / Splash Rides. Everyone's different and almost every fear can be overcome.

you can put me up for anything, nothing'll scare me (anymore)

Yeah, as far as coasters go, I don't really get scared anymore. I have become immune to most heights and speeds (on coasters).

Drop rides tend to scare me, but I'm becoming more and more immune to those too. Large or fast water slides scare the hell out of me though. I don't deal well with not being strapped into anything or not having anything to hold on to if I'm not strapped in. Nevertheless, I still do almost any water slide.

I rarely get scared, unless it's "genuine" fear, such as riding the back seat of Cyclops with only a buzz-bar holding you in. I sometimes have anticipation when riding a coaster, but not fear.

There's a similar, though not quite identical, thread at http://www.themeparkreview.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=52277#52277

Sometimes I wish I would be scared again a bit more but it's been some years since I really was scared on a coaster.

scared to death of almost all amusement and water park rides up to labor day 06. I got on legend and that cured me, there isn't a coaster or ride I won't try atleast once.

Yeah, as far as coasters go, I don't really get scared anymore. I have become immune to most heights and speeds (on coasters).

Same here.

It's skycoasters which scare the living crap out of me. I've probably been on at least 10 of them, and they scare me every time.

I really wish there were rides which still scared me, but the most I get out of them now is a bit of an adrenaline rush - even when I went skydiving a bit over a year ago, I wasn't really scared - nervous perhaps, and I definitely had a sense of anticipation, but not scared. Sometimes walkthrough haunted attractions get the better of me though, although I'm not sure I'd count someone making me jump by appearing out of nowhere counts as really being scared - or does it?

Nothing really ever scares me anymore either. I think the last time I was ever scared of a coaster was my first time on Kraken, but after I sat down and got out of the station, I decided it wasn't going to chop my feet off . Now, not even Drop Towers scare me, nor ghetto fair rides that look like they could fall apart any second. It's all joy now. I do take pleasure in people being scared of something though, I love talking them into doing it.

I got nervous the first time on Dragster. From then on, nothing scares me.

^Same here.

Once I hit Dragster, I got over it. Now it's just the adrenaline rush. Kingda Ka, El Toro, Griffon, etc. They aren't scary anymore, just a lot of fun.

Drop towers turn me into a little girl. All because of Detonator at Thorpe Park. First time I went on it, I didn't realize how much of a kick there was behind the drop, I've only ridden it once since 2002...

I do not get scared anymore on rides after I rode everything at SFGAm in 2001. The two rides that got me nervous, but not scare was dejavu and cyclops.

The first few times I go on it every year I usually got a little nervous. But thats mainly because I was affraid of getting stuck on the towers for a few mins. But otherwise I dont get scared on anything.

And like mentioned before, Cyclops in the last car is still one of the most "weird/scary" parts on any coaster I have been on.

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I only get scared on a few rides:

-Dejavu: I never know if the ride is going to have a miscatch or catch properly. Unexpected airtime scares me, so not knowing if the ride is going to work or not freaks me out. Ever since my first miscatch on Dejavu at SFGAM I've been scared, but still ride it of course because it's a great ride.

-Skycoasters: Skycoaster scare me just because they dont' have a hard harness. The thought of a strap or plastic suit keeping me from falling 200 ft to the ground is freaky.

-Skyscraper rides: These rides are great, but scare me a little bit because they have the strap harnesses. Definately worth the $10.

Zippers always used to unsettle me just looking at them. Now I love them!!

Nothing has scared me, except for my first drop ride.

Dragster however did have me in a nervous/excited emotion because it was wayyyy taller than anything i had been on before it.

I get nervous on flat rides just because I'm afraid of throwing up; that would just be really embarrassing. I used to get nervous on coasters too, but it doesn't seem to happen anymore.

My first few coasters all scared me. They all just got me bad. The one that solved that was Top Gun. I rode it 19 times in a row. Now rolercoasters dont get me anymore. Because in most cases I know ill enjoy it.

The only thing that really freaks me out are the straight speed slides. Yes, tons of airtime, but the walls are only so high...I'd probably be scared sh*tless riding the speed slide over at Blizzard Beach. (forgot name)

I got scared on X. And I get scared when I know pain or a sharp maneuver is coming.

"Pain or a Sharp maneuver"

Those are good ways to describe X

I was scared when we first rode Expedition Geforce this summer. I was scared of that twist in the first drop and the height. But after 2 rides I loved it. I think that's with most rides, if you ride them more than once you'll probably end up having lot's of fun.

I don't think there is any rollercoaster that could scare me -- I conquered that fear many years ago. Although I'm sure there are some out there that could intimate me, resulting in a more fervent desire to ride the thing.

My eyes are wide-open on all dark rides however.. I still suffer from the pitiful syndrome of being frightened when stupid objects pop out of the dark. I'd be the perfect actor for a teenage horror flick.

^ I, too, am horrible on dark rides when i know something climactic is coming (dinosaurs, yetis, etc). It's not that the thing itself is exactly scary, it's just the anticipation I build up waiting for it. It sucks, but I do them anyway.

i was scared crapless to go on my 1st non-kiddie, Rock N' Roller coaster, until we pulled out of the launch--then it was pure adrenaline. And with MF being my next coaster, fears of height, speed, launches, or inversions were pretty well eliminated.none of my friends ever want to go on the drop towers so i have yet to experience one--look fun though (sustained airtime!)