How brave are you in amusement parks?

The dropping feeling isn't too bad as long as it doesn't go on for too long, but they rarely do. I think that I'd go on any (safe) ride for a million dollars but I know that I'd have second thoughts as I moved through the line.

See your right...some time more then others I get the courage to maybe try out a ride...but after waiting in a line for sooo long you overthink yourself and flake out. That happens to me all the time. I'll be like " Fine, I'll do it" and then almost an hour passes by and my courage has demolished and I flake out. lol.

You're not a wuss! You simply have a comfort zone, and what you need to do is NOT to force yourself to go on these rides but, instead, become secure with your comfort zone. Otherwords, it if doesn't feel good to you, don't do it (at least, in terms of recreation as opposed to something such as getting rabies shots when needed). No apologies necessary! Tell your friends to have fun, and be at peace with sitting on a bench watching everybody else. As for myself, you couldn't pay me enough to get me on most of those so-called thrill-rides, and I wonder what the inventor was thinking when he even created some of them (I'm thinking especially of bungee-jumping). If they really thrill you (as in truly enjoying them and not simply caving in to peer pressure or what you "should" be doing), by all means, go on them again and again and again and again... My first cousin's son, Mike, loves roller-coasters and the wilder the better. He'll be 30 in December, and, as far as I know, he still loves them. He'll probably be riding them when he's 90 if he's able. His mom wants absolutely nothing to do with them. I remember a few years ago, we were all at a family gathering, and they were talking about a trip out to one of their favorite places (Las Vegas). Mike was describing this absolutely-horrible roller-coaster and all of the nasty things it could do to the human body. "Mom," he said teasingly, "you really need to ride that roller-coaster!" "I don't think so..." "Mom, I'm gonna to put you on that roller-coaster, and you're gonna ride it!" "Oh no you're not!" Of course, he wouldn't have done that to her, but he was just giving her a hard time. There's this couple in our church, and one of their grandsons is really big on roller-coasters. He couldn't wait to become tall enough to go on one without an adult along because he couldn't find an adult in his family to go along. Once he was tall enough to go on one without an adult, he definitely wasn't disappointed--unless, perhaps, disappointed that it wasn't wild enough. Point me to the tamer rides, an entertainment area, the concession stand, a park restaurant, a gift shop, or just a comfortable bench, and I'd be glad to let my friends go on any darn rides they please just so long as they don't drag me along and put me on them. If they do, I (or my survivors) will sue and prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law. BE WARNED!!!

Do they have Space Mountain at Disneyland? I think that counts.

Oh yeah, lots of the rides at Disneyland are roller coasters. Like the Materhorn.

I have done upside down and inverted, but that was when I was younger!

I wish I was brave enough to bungee jump. Everyone who has done it loved it so much. But not me - I'm too big a coward when it comes to heights.

maybe you can try to get some help to get over your fear