Go to an amusement park or fair.

“The ride began and i my first line of thought was that i was going to die. The ride went up along with us spinning in any direction possible. I was so scared that i held my partner’s hand sand started to yell. There was a metal pole underneath us. During the ride, every time i i was coming down from the highest point, i only thought about the pole and what will happen if the seat belt broke and i landed on the pole. It was a horror story for me, But, i was really thrilled because i had not experienced anything like it before and wanted to try something like that again.”

“It is a short, fast, metal coaster that sends you barreling forwards and backwards at 47 mphs with two quick loops. I remember hearing about this attraction on commercials, and I was hyped to experience it. Even when I was in line, I believed I could handle it. Well, I was wrong. Right after the ride ended, I was the first one to run off, crying, and not ever wanting to experience any roller coaster again. As a matter of fact, I was not able to go on any other roller coaster again for a few years. When I look back at this incident, I wish there was something that would have given me the ability to know what it was like to encounter this attraction beforehand. Even while standing in line, I did not truly understand what it would feel like to sit in one of those coast seats.”

“I went for the first time this past summer. It was surprisingly clean and enjoyable. All sorts of fun junk/fried food, rides for kids and games you could win prizes on. This one was in a nice area so the workers weren’t what the stereotype would dictate. There was also some area where grade school students display farm animals they raise or something. I really enjoyed walking around with my family and eating all sorts of food I wouldn’t normally eat (giant corn dogs, giant fried pastries topped with all sorts of stuff, sno cones, super good French fries and onion rings). They legit have everything.”