https://twitter.com/itsnotdweena/status/1139204212762578945
It’s not really coming to WDW. And it’s not even real, though it’s based on a real ride in Korea.
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OH, HELL NO!!!
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Surely this one is OK for you?
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Needs to be enclosed so nobody can see what it does before they ride the first time. And randomized like ToT drops
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I need my medication just to watch that 
I’m not an adrenalin junkie
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Is this one a made-up one as well, I hope?
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That was my first thought as well!
Waiting 9 seconds…
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It made me laugh out loud for some time.
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Wait, Gyro drop isn’t real?
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Now this one can’t be real.
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It is and it isn’t. The one in the video is based on the real one.
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Both of these are laughably impossible. But that didn’t stop me from feeling dizzy just IMAGINING what they would be like.
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I do have question-marks about potential violations of the laws of physics in the first one. But it’s a decent fake.
The second one is just hilarious.
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Only question I had was rate/acceleration of the ascent and whether the passengers would drop how they did. Was there anything else I missed? The rest seemed possible, with the possible exception of the mechanism to extend the tower.
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I’m worried about conservation of angular momentum.
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The real ride is way way more boring though. It’s a pretty basic drop ride, except it rotates as it ascends (no extension, no dropping down or swinging).
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Yeah, me too. Uh huh. That’s it…
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I’ve always wanted to experience 100 Gs! But this might be closer to 1000 Gs…
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Is that one like the one that replaced The Great Movie Ride, like Mickey’s Run Away Train. What a failure! I will pass. 