I don't really care much for Tomb Raider:The Ride, as it seems to be nothing more to me than a very painful (yet well themed) couple of minutes. I would compare it to a standup rollercoaster. Anyway, I notice after I ride I get bloody looking scratches on my shoulders and arms. This only happens with Tomb Raider...no other rides at PKI do this. Anybody else have the same problem?
My husband, who is very tall (especially in the body), got those pressure point marks on his shoulders as well after riding Tomb Raider. The OSTR's were very snug on him, and are the likely cause. They weren't painful, though, and the marks went away after a couple days.
I didn't have any marks from Tomb Raider.
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I'd rather die living than live like I'm dead
Painful? Here's a hint: orient your body correctly. Shoulders forward, butt backward. It eliminates most of the pain in certain areas.
As for the ride, it gets better if you ride it again. I thought that it would get worse, but it actually got a LOT better. Perhaps it's because the park raised our expectations a little too high as to the trill part of it, but it really is a lot of fun and this is drowned out by the expectation of more intensity the first time.
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Can we change the name of Top Gun to your mom so no one wants to ride your mom?
Maybe it is because I'm tall (about 6'3''). The marks didn't hurt, just the ride. I think its the forward flips that really hurt, and the backflips are actually kinda nice. It might be the other way around though.
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Can we change the name of Top Gun to your mom so no one wants to ride your mom?
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I wouldn't let that stop me from riding a couple coasters
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Can we change the name of Top Gun to your mom so no one wants to ride your mom?
No pain, no marks..
Thats just me
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