A one of a kind. When I heard about this ride I was like NO WHY CANT THIS BE A COASTER. Then I went two months after it came out thinking it was an ok ride. I was about to not go on and hit test track again but then I just thought what the heck. I was the commander . We fastpassed it so only a five minute wait. We were green four. The launch just shocked me. A great ride over all. It turned out that my two friends hated it and I enjoyed it a lot. They had their hopes high and I didnt but I ended up with the best time there. One of them threw up by the way.

All I can say is WOW. I loved this ride its like a motion simulator on steroids. The ride movie and queue line were a great choice. Be careful if you are easily carsick. This ride definitely puts off some nice G forces.

Awesome feeling when they spin u and u feel weightless and blasting off into space---great job with the whole ride

Simply the best creation from Disney, bar none. This is the most realistic experience both visually and physically. By appreciating this ride you have to throw those coaster-fun-factor crap away. Doing astronuts stuff is not like riding those shallow coaster. It is not supposed to be fun. If one expect something like the Hulk/TTD, he/she is just ignorant.

this ride is AMAZING! it almost made me sick though, but it was so realistic!

This was a very good ride. Im glad i went on this ride only once a day. I almost threw up after the ride each time.

It is very sad that they replaced Horizons with this ride. Horizons was a way better ride!

I dont really know what this ride is supposed to be. Is it a thrill ride? If it is, then Disney has failed, as nobody was screaming. Is it a family ride? Certainly not, as you feel some strong forces against your body. The forces are intense, but they made me feel a little uncomfortable, and I cant say that I really enjoyed that portion of the ride. The weightless part was fun, but why simulate zero gs when you can get the real thing next door on the Hulk? After hearing that it was either too intense or too tame, I have decided that this ride was just too weird for me.

A great ride, with great theming, and a place for ppl who dont feel up to the ride. Why do I get sick driving straight forward at 60mph (down I-95) but not this? Anyhoo, dont miss this great ride.

This ride was incredible. Disney did an outstanding job with it. I have never been on a simulator seems so realistic. Just the forces put on the body and then the feel of weightlessness is amazing.

Like many others apparently, I, too, was really dissapointed in this ride. To create the ride seemed like such a huge ordeal, knocking down one of my favorite Epcot classics, Horizons, and replacing it with the new, huge, sleak looking building that it is now, spending apparently 125 million... but... 125 million for this?? Ive never been much for simulator rides, besides Spiderman, but this is definately the best/most intense simulator out there, Ill give it that much. Really though, the feeling you get from the ride is not much different from what you get from a standard carnival gravitron. One thing I didnt like was that it was never really made clear if this was supposed to be a simulation of an actual flight to mars, or a simulation of a "real" space flight simulator. The "weightlessness" you are promised isnt really anything other than the ride slowing down, the ending is very anti-climatic, and the ride isnt actually interactive at all, as they lead you to believe. But the ride still deserves a 7 because its still kind of neat, and you gotta give Disney credit because they went all out on this, even if it is kind of a bomb.