As a kid, I gave this a ten ... but now it just beats the hell out of me and I have limited fun on it. The back seat is a total waste in the car, just put there to increase capacity, all it does is make you sick and bang your head around (if you are over 5 5". It seems lately, Universal has gotten lazy with the special effects and the illusion that the car is pulling out (rather than being raised into the theater) is lost. Kind of takes the fun away when you can see the wires holding Santa Clauss beared on. Good fun still ... but Universal needs to reapply themselves to keeping the illusion and fun up.

The technology may not be quite as good as Spiderman, but this sucker still makes you feel like youre right in the movie. It remains the best simulator experience in central Florida by a wide margin (I consider Spiderman to be a multi-technolgoy ride). Be sure to sit in the front row if you can.

This ride realy beat the :cry: out of me as a kid. Now this ride is SWEEEEEEEEET!!! Ride it. It kicks butt if it doesnt kick yours first.

A little herky-jerky motion aside, the ride is the best simulator there is with the exception of Spiderman. The preshows are a bit outdated and annoying, but I can ignore them.

This was a good ride, but my head was banging the back of the seat so hard, that it started taking away from the fun of it (and Im not a wimpy person). Maybe it was because I sat in the back, and Im very short. I felt like it was going to give me a concussion.

I got a headache from this and it wouldve been so much better if it were in 3D.

Do not sit in the back.....it gives you a headache...the front is a much better ride.

Nice Themeing and movie, but the ride itself is a bit bumpy. I know its old, but it wasnt for me. An anticipated ride for me at once, but not anymore.

Time may have passed this by a bit, but back in its day it was as jaw droppingly spectacular as Spiderman is today. Still and old favorite of mine.

Why doesnt this ride have a better rating? this is a really cool simulater that works for all ages while still keeping its grasp on simulaters of the future.