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  • On Sep 19, 2008
    Laurie from NS Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    Hi! We have avoided the "Rockin' Rollercoaster" on every trip because our son is afraid of going upside-down. He will be 9 on our next trip and I would love to try it! Does it actually go upside down, or is it just an illusion?

    There are many illusions at WDW, but that's not one of them. The Rock n' Roller Coaster really does feature three inversions (that's code for upside-down turns). If your son is uncomfortable with this ride, then perhaps you could take advantage of the rider swap option. The rider swap is where two adults with a child who is unwilling or unable to enjoy an attraction can take turns riding while only having to wait in the standby line once. If you're interested in this, speak to the cast member attendant at the ride entrance.

    P.S. Many people love the Rock n' Roller Coaster, but in my book your son is one smart cookie :-)
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Meet the Panelist: Erin, New York

I have three teenage daughters. We're DVC members obsessed with Disney travel. We've been to Walt Disney World countless times and have visited Disneyland & Disneyland Paris. We've taken several Adventures by Disney and Disney Cruise trips. Learn More About Erin

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