Slinky Dog Dash should not be claustrophobic to most riders. Slinky Dog Dash should not cause motion sickness to most riders. Does Slinky Dog Dash Cause Motion Sickness? Don’t hesitate to ask if you’re feeling uncomfortable. Just tell a cast member you’ve decided not to ride, and they will be more than happy to help you. * Side Note: You can ALWAYS decide not to ride at the end of the queue – even if you’re about to board the ride vehicle. The good thing, however, is that most of the coaster is visible from outside the queue, so if you’re not liking what you see, you can always skip this ride.*
While overall fairly tame, some of these drops are made more thrilling by being outside and pretty high off the ground. Slinky Dog Dash does have a few mild drops. As a general rule, you’ll have a more thrilling ride in the back and a tamer one in the front – so keep that in mind! 8. It should also be noted that like all coasters, your ride intensity could vary depending on whether you’re sitting at the front, middle, or back of the train. However, due to its whimsical track and decidedly family-friendly theming- I would rank it somewhere between Thunder Mountain and Space Mountain in intensity. This coaster reaches a top speed of 40 miles per hour with its launch, making it technically faster than all of the coasters in Magic Kingdom. With a 50 ft peak, there are times when the ground seems far below you, but it doesn’t last for long. As an outdoor coaster, Slinky Dog Dash certainly feels higher off the ground than its cousins – the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train or Big Thunder Mountain. Slinky Dog Dash does involve some heights. For a nice visual, be sure to check out the ride POV video below. The “revving up” – while fun and playful by nature – includes the rings above you lighting up, two flame signs on either side of you spinning, and a piped-in sound clip preparing you to launch. This only lasts about 15 seconds but the anticipation (especially for those who don’t like countdowns or sudden thrill elements) may not particularly appreciate this part. However, there is a launch around the halfway point of the ride that includes the coaster stopping, backing up, and its surroundings revving up for the launch.
It’s lack of any spooky theming makes for a playful, fun-filled ride for the whole family. Slinky Dog Dash not intentionally scary at all.
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