I'm not a big ride person. I'm afraid of heights and I don't think my body tolerates g-force very well. This was the only non-kiddie roller coaster I've been on, over 20 years ago when I was about 20, so this review may not mean much to some people, but it's shows that some people experience things differently.
The first drop was a painful experience, beginning even before I was over the top, because of the g-force of the slow-down (I wish I could find out how high the g-force is so I could compare it with other rides that I may go on). Then the height scared me even though I lived on a floor much higher and had no problem sticking my head out the window and looking down. When there's openness all around you, like at the top of a ferris wheel or roller coaster, that's a whole nother thing. Then I was scared for the rest of the ride in anticipation of even greater pain (the belly feeling thing, not whiplash or anything like that) only because I didn't realize that first drop was the biggest.
After the ride I went on a looping coaster which didn't scare me. Then I wanted to try the Dragon Coaster again but I had a headache.
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