Mission: SPACE is a thrilling space simulation ride that offers visitors an immersive experience of being an astronaut. The ride features two different versions, with the "orange" version being more intense and providing a stronger G-force sensation. The ride's space simulator was built and developed in Pennsylvania, adding a sense of local pride for some visitors. Riders are assigned roles like pilot and engineer, and they must press buttons at the right time to interact with the simulation. The "green" version of the ride is described as the easier-going option, while the "orange" version is more extreme, with reports of significant motion sickness, dizziness, and overwhelming sensations. Riders on the orange version have felt the effects of multiple G-forces, with some struggling to keep their feet up from the floor. Despite the intensity, many visitors found the experience to be incredible and unlike anything else they've tried. The simulation of a real-life space mission, complete with the sensations of a rocket launch and a Mars landing, left a lasting impression on those who braved the ride. While the experience may not be for the faint of heart, those who are adventurous and willing to brave the intense motion and potential nausea have found the ride to be a unique and memorable part of their visit.
My family and I took the mission Earth ride. It was very interesting in the aspect of learning to be in the pilots shoes. Completely recommend this.
December 2025
The space simulator used on this ride was built and developed in my hometown in Pennsylvania, so I was super excited to finally try it.
Absolutely incredible experience. There’s really nothing else like it. You truly feel like an astronaut for a few minutes.
December 2025
This experience is WILD. Don’t think I’ll ever get to experience any physical sensations that match what this simulator achieves. If you suffer from any shred of motion sickness, this is a rough go. I had on a Scopolamine patch/took non-drowsy Dramamine and still had significant trouble.
