A pretty fun VR game, but I find it funnier to watch people wave their lightsabers at nothing. lol

I always liked this attraction. You get to battle comic book villians! Who hasnt dreamed about doing that before? My only complaint it that the headsets picture is sometimes blurry, and it always seems to slip off my head.

This is a really cool virtural reality ride. As far as they go where you have to put on a helmet, this is the best Ive been on. They put a seat belt around you so you dont jump all over playing the game and stay in your little stand thing, and one time when I was playing the game it came undone. I then started freaking out because I serously felt like I was going to fall to my death since I was on the part of the ride where you see ther person next to you and are fighting flying things high up. For that, its the best virtural reality Ive ever been on.

Plus you could make a fool of yourself!

A fairly poor VR game (as most of them are). The controls are extremely tedious and tough to get used to. The graphics feel dated and the sound needs some work. The length of the game is satisfying (if only the game itself was better). Recommendation for fans of the genre and subject matter, but not a necessity for DisneyQuest-goers.

Not a bad ride at all. I was kind of hoping that the swords on the screen would act just like you did, but, i could live with that. I didint like the smell the headsets had though, it was pretty nasty.Another, it is impossible to beat, i have done it a few times and i have barely gotten passed the dogs.

This was the hardest game at DisneyQuest by far (unless you count jungle cruise which is impossible due to crappy controllers). Cool comic book theme, I liked how you got different people every time.

The idea is pretty cool. The actual controls have problems (just hack at lightsaber, and computer controls your movement). It seems like the only way to win is to hack the lightsaber everywhere for the whole game. It gets kind of annoying.

Its fun, but you cannot adjust the clarity on your visor so thats a -. But it is sort of fun to see how well you ranked out of everyone else.

Not bad, but it had its problems. Its sort of the opposite of the Aladdin VR game at Disneyquest: in Ride the Comix, your objective is quite clear and its easy to figure out how to do it... but you have very limited movement. You dont control where you move, and all you do is hack away with your light saber. Worth a go, but not great.

OMG I loved this thing!!! I went on it like 3 times and it was awesome. It felt so real and I thought I was actually in the comic strip!