Are the parks being ruined by 3D rides?

[papasmurf]

More and more these seem to be popping up. Universal being especially bad for it.

Upside being more 'rides' in a small space.

Downside, they are not proper rides.

[youre-nicked]

I don't think they are, my wife and 2 of the 3 kids wont go on the traditional roller coaster type rides so we can only go on the simulators as a family.

[Lee2112]

Nope

[Pinkie1983]

As someone who can't really see 3d unless quite close due to vision issues you would think I would say yes. However I don't think they are ruining parks. I think they have their place within parks and I still enjoy them even if I don't see any 3d but it really does make me jump when I do 😂

[mummyroo1]

I think there are enough in the Universal parks now. They were good rides but once you have done one you have pretty well done them all. I fear that 3d rides might become the standard go to ride option and the variety in ride experiences might be reduced. Doesn't help that they make me quite nauseous. I can only ride one 3d ride every now and again, it took me ages for the nausea to wear off after Simpsons.

[Guest]

Was disappointed with Transformers at Universal. It was just Spiderman with a different film.

[Stitch & Smudge]

Yes. Give me a real coaster any day.

[wombat girl]

I think parks are ruining good coaster rides with virtual reality googles

Don't ride 3d rides as they do nothing for me.

[sha9]

I think if you have limited space it's a good way to increase the number of rides and still give people a good experience. If Universal didn't use them there would be less rides as they only have a finite amount of space.
Someone on here was complaining the other week because Disney aren't using them so you can't please everyone.

[gjdjud]

Look at Kraken at Seaworld. I love this rollercoaster yet is being shut down in March for several months so they can install virtual reality to it. So wrong.