Rides for Adrenaline Junkies in Disney World
Calling all adrenaline junkies, this one’s for you! Are you trying to figure out which are the biggest and baddest rides at Disney World? Look no further. We’ve got ya covered!
Space Mountain
A topsy turvy ride that shoots you into space! Okay, maybe not actual space, but when you zoom through darkness illuminated only by starlight - it sure feels like it! This ride is one of our all-time favorites and for those of you that enjoy a good thrill, you will NOT want to miss this ride. It is a fan favorite for many so the wait times can get a bit long. If you want a way out of the standby line be sure to ask us about Genie+ when booking your vacation!
Rock ‘n Rollercoaster
This is where the rubber meets the road. This coaster goes from 0 to 57 mph in less than 3 seconds! It also features twists, turns, loops - everything an adrenaline junkie is looking for! Plus, if you’re a fan of Aerosmith this is THE ride for you. You’ll love the themed line and preshow!
Expedition to Everest
Roller coaster through a mountain - check. Monster to escape from - check. With this ride you will trek up Mt. Everest only to run into broken track and an angry yeti. Plus, if you’re brave enough to look over the edge as the (seemingly barely wide enough) track takes you up the mountain, you will get a beautiful view of Animal Kingdom.
Tower of Terror
It’s an original, it’s a must-see, it’s a can’t-live-without. Featuring a 130-foot drop in a Twilight Zone setting, this attraction should probably be the first on any adrenaline junkie’s Disney list. The second you walk into the lobby of The Hollywood Tower Hotel you know you are in for a thrilling treat. Pro tip: ride it multiple times. The drops are randomized so there is a very good chance if you ride it multiple times in one day you will actually get a different ride each time!
Teacups - The ULTIMATE ride for all adrenaline junkies!
You are either laughing or very confused by this. But, I have seen people go so hard on the teacups that they walk off the ride with blisters on their hands and their kids look like they’ve been through a wind tunnel. So if you are thinking there’s no way I would do the teacups - they don’t do much, they spin too slow, I’m too “old” for that…you may just be doing it wrong.
While that last one may be mostly a joke, the others are for sure ones you don’t want to miss if you love the thrill of a really great ride.
Now you’re ready to ride the rides, but are you ready for the full experience of Disney? Check out the below blog on what to buy beforehand to make sure!
Things to Buy Before Your Disney Trip
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