Climb aboard, hold on, and let the current carry you. At Walt Disney Studios, Crush's Coaster plunges you into the world of Nemo, where the cars spin freely on themselves. A thrilling ride for the whole family, to enjoy without a worry.
Planning a few days in France and hoping to explore Walt Disney Studios? Among its many attractions, Crush's Coaster stands out: a roller coaster whose cars whirl on themselves as they race along the track.
This roller coaster draws on one of the most beloved Disney animated films, the story of an endearing little clownfish who loses his parents and finds himself trapped in a marine park. With Crush's Coaster, you relive one of the film's signature moments: when Nemo lets himself be swept along by a powerful ocean current, crossing the sea at speed in the company of Crush the turtle.
Every detail of the attraction recalls the film. The atmosphere takes hold from the queue itself, which evokes the port of Sydney, for Australia is home to the coral reef where clownfish live. Just before boarding, visitors can spot two animated seagulls perched on a mock storefront, Angel's Cove. These playful touches set the mood long before the first drop.
From its opening in 2007, Crush's Coaster has won over children, teenagers, and adults alike with the sensations it delivers. The ride boasts a remarkable feature: the cars can spin a full 360 degrees on themselves.
The first part of the journey is fairly gentle, the vehicles moving slowly so riders can take in deeply immersive settings created with state-of-the-art holograms.
Then things heat up: the roller coaster section of Crush's Coaster begins. You cross an abandoned submarine occupied by the film's three sharks, whom you must escape, before surfing the warm currents that carry you back to the start of the ride.
Stretching about 1,814 feet (553 meters), the attraction seats four passengers per vehicle. Top speed reaches roughly 38 mph (61 km/h), and the full circuit lasts 2 minutes and 20 seconds.
Crush's Coaster is not open to visitors shorter than 3.5 feet (1.07 meters).
It is inspired by the Disney animated film featuring Nemo the clownfish and Crush the turtle.
The full circuit lasts 2 minutes and 20 seconds along about 1,814 feet (553 meters) of track.
Yes, visitors must be at least 3.5 feet (1.07 meters) tall.
In 2007, at Walt Disney Studios.