Yes, you will likely experience a significant "stomach drop" sensation on Expedition Everest at Disney's Animal Kingdom, particularly during the attraction's signature 80-foot forward drop. However, the intensity of this feeling depends heavily on where you are seated. Because the train is quite long, those in the back rows experience a much sharper "stomach-in-throat" sensation as they are whipped over the crest of the hill by the weight of the train ahead. Conversely, those in the front rows "crawl" over the edge and may feel a less intense drop. Additionally, the ride features a unique backward plummet into the dark that creates a powerful feeling of G-force and disorientation, though not a traditional "free-fall" drop. If you are sensitive to the stomach-drop sensation, riding in the front row is the best strategy. Despite the visual height of the mountain, the drop actually curves halfway down, which many riders find makes the sensation less overwhelming than the pure vertical plunge found on rides like Tiana's Bayou Adventure.