Vertigo Meets Disney Parks — Epcot

Everything you need to know before going to Epcot with vertigo and motion sickness.

Rating Scale: 1-10 (1: still riding the ride an hour later (iykyk) - red flag, avoid)

(10: Can walk a straight line to next attraction - good to go)

*Chicken Exits refer to the point in the queue a guest can exit the line, meaning you can stay in line all the way to this point and then tell a cast member you won’t be riding and they will tell you where to exit. All attractions have some sort of chicken exit so guests who may not want to ride can stay with their party and enjoy the queue.

Please note: We are not licensed to give medical advice or liable for these suggestions. Information is based on the personal experience of a Disney vacation with an immediate family member with vertigo. Every person’s vertigo is different and no one knows your health condition better than you. Please consult a doctor prior to your trip if you have questions about your health.

Credit: David Roark/Disney

Epcot Attractions

Frozen Ever After

Rating: 5/10, it’s a hit or miss and you’ll probably be feeling it after

Description: Slow-moving, boat ride, has a few hills and goes backward at one point down a hill

Alternative: Located in Norway, there are different shops and food options to enjoy. It’s also the perfect time to start Kidcot! Stop by the Kidcot station to pick up your travel bag and first post card.

Chicken Exit: Where guests board the boats. This queue is an ordinary line with some Frozen-themed things to look at, but not much.

Gran Fiesta Tour Starring the Three Caballeros

Journey Into Imagination with Figment

Living with the Land

Mission Space

Remy's Ratatouille Adventure

Soarin' Around the World

Spaceship Earth

Test Track

Want to see our vertigo guide for the other Disney parks’ attractions? Check them out here: Magic Kingdom, Hollywood Studios, and Animal Kingdom. We hope this guide helps you or someone you know soak up every bit of magic possible!