There Are ONLY 2 Types of People on Disney World Rides — Which One Are You?!

We love us some Disney World rides!

There are so many popular ones to choose from, like Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind, Flight of Passage, and Rise of the Resistance to name a few. Now when it comes to the people actually riding those rides, there are really only two options. Let’s find out which one you are!

As we were hinting at, despite all the differences in personality, behaviors, and background, basically, there are only two types of people when it comes to rides: The Enthusiastic Person and the Reluctant Person. Let’s have a deeper look at these two archetypes (and see if you can spot yourself)!

The Enthusiastic Person

Okay, so you know that person who’s practically bouncing off the walls in eager anticipation while they’re waiting in line for Space Mountain? Yup, that’s the Enthusiast!

They’re like Disney trivia champions. They know every little detail about the ride — from its history to all the hidden Mickey details. And when they finally hop on the ride, it’s like they’re on cloud nine! You can’t even get their attention because they’re soaking in every twist and turn, with unbridled delight.

Be careful with these ones because they might even let out a cheer or two at their favorite parts of the ride! These folks are all about the experience!

The Reluctant Participant

On the other side of the spectrum, you’ve got the Reluctant Participant. Do you know the type? They’re the ones who are white-knuckling the safety bar on the Tower of Terror for dear life (and of course with their eyes squeezed shut).

Hard Pass on the Tower of Terror elevator

But to be fair, even though they may be a bit nervous, and/or scared before the ride starts, they brave it out anyways. They’re definitely troopers!

And when it’s all over, keep an eye out for that wave of relief that washes over them. They conquered their fear, even if it was a wild ride.

What if you don’t fit into either category?

Listen, we get it. It’s not going to always be so cut and dry. Everyone falls somewhere along the spectrum. Some might enjoy the rides without the Enthusiast’s level of…well, enthusiasm. Others might crave the thrills, but handle them a bit more like the Reluctant Participant. The main point is that Disney World rides are for everyone, no matter how you enjoy riding them.