Tag: Rollercoaster

According to a survey of bus passengers in the U.K., nearly a third of people experienced motion sickness, indicating how common sensitivity to movement is. Navigating the thrilling G-forces and inversions of a rollercoaster can challenge even the most iron-clad stomachs, making the question, 'Should you eat before going on a rollercoaster?' a critical one for many amusement park attendees.

Did you know motion sickness is caused by conflicting signals sent to your brain from your inner ear and eyes, and a full stomach can intensify this response? Timing your meals correctly is crucial for enjoying amusement park rides without feeling ill.