Is the Flight of Passage ride scary?

Is Avatar Flight of Passage scary? Not really. There are some gasp moments in the ride—two immediately come to mind—but I wouldn't go so far as to call the ride scary.



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Flight of Passage is a simulator type ride with soaring heights, drops, and quick turns. There's definitely a chance motion sickness will occur. The flying sensation feels very real, including a moment where the virtual banshee goes “upside down.” This is just simulated, the ride vehicle itself does not go upside down.

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It can cause quite extreme motion sickness (I have seen this, not pleasant) so if anyone is inclined towards this, I wouldn't do it. There is nothing scary about the ride itself unless you have claustrophobia. The restraints are pretty restrictive. If she's not tall enough, she doesn't ride.

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Then families will come upon the main attraction: Flight of Passage. This ride is open to guests who are at least 44 inches tall, which is an average height for 5- and 6-year-olds. (Of course, there will be children who are younger and older when they hit that mark.)

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Prioritize Avatar Flight of Passage over Na'vi River Journey. While you no doubt want to experience both Pandora rides, Flight of Passage is not to be missed!

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While your body is secured by your seat belt, the organs are free to move about by some extent. That contributes to the free-fall floating sensation that either calls us back for more, or has us running to get sick from nausea.

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For safety, you should be in good health and free from high blood pressure, heart, back or neck problems, motion sickness, or other conditions that could be aggravated by this adventure. Expectant mothers should not ride.

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If you think he's ready go for it. If he gets in & sees the ride vehicles & wants to back out, there's always an escape hatch for those space travelers that want to abort the mission. I've had parents tell me that they've taken their 5 year olds on SM & they loved it - others were terrified.

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Airplane Travel with Children: A Survival Guide
  1. • Schedule around sleep. ...
  2. • Give yourself extra time. ...
  3. • Feed the bears. ...
  4. • Bring extra clothes. ...
  5. • Win the travel gear game. ...
  6. • You can do it, put your back into it. ...
  7. • Use the family lanes. ...
  8. • Ask for help.


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