Same. I went to Disney World as a kid around 2006-ish and the GM factory setting was absolutely awesome! It felt like you were really there! I went back later in high school to find it overhauled into a digital gameshow, where the focus was no longer on how real-world cars are tested but rather on testing a fake, virtual car. The experience no longer felt authentic. They also weren’t pushing the “all-electric” agenda in the original version. I don’t believe that going full electric is the answer to the problem. It solves one problem but introduces many new ones. Let’s say a restaurant wants to lower the number of injuries reported. If, after 6 months, the number of fall injuries has decreased, but the number of burns has increased, then they really didn’t get anywhere. The same goes for relying solely on electric power for cars.

I get motion sickness on a LOT of rides. I even get sick sometimes when I am not the actual driver of my own car on trips. My daughter gets motion sickness easily as well. Neither one of us has ever had a problem on test track.

I haven’t ridden 3.0 but its the same track system. It previously had spots of acceleration, then quick stops and turns. The outside part would definitely upset upset your vertigo.