A historic ride in the park, this roller coaster lies at the heart of Frontierland, the area dedicated to the Wild West. Two parallel tracks take you through an old gold mine said to be cursed. Most of the route unfolds on an island that the mine cars reach through a tunnel. Its setting, evoking the American southwest, is visible from afar and fully part of the park's identity. Minimum height: 3.3 feet (1.02 meters). You will find it in the heart of Frontierland.
You have surely seen the films featuring the world's most famous archaeologist, and the legendary scene where Indiana Jones flees the worshippers of Kali in a mine car alongside his sidekick Short Round and the charming Willie Scott. Step into that mythical world and explore the ruins of a lost temple deep in the jungle. The highlight of this coaster? The loop, without a doubt. Minimum height: 4.6 feet (1.40 meters). You will find it in Adventureland.
What if the Star Wars saga took over Space Mountain? This iconic indoor attraction, packed with special effects, has shifted into the era of Jedi and Sith Lords. When the park's coasters meet the universe of George Lucas, thrills and wonder are guaranteed. Minimum height: 3.9 feet (1.20 meters). You will find it in Discoveryland.
Inspired by the underwater world of Nemo, this coaster recreates the gliding of turtles through the ocean currents. Thrills and immersion are guaranteed in a colorful adventure. Join Nemo across the great barrier reef before plunging into the dark depths and their dangers. Minimum height: 3.5 feet (1.07 meters). You will find it at Walt Disney Studios Park.
The attraction will be closed starting September 26 for renovations
Only Big Thunder Mountain was open when the park first opened its gates. The arrival of new roller coasters reflects both the public's appetite for thrills and the park's desire to make you dream, shiver, and travel. Together, they make for a day where the adrenaline never quite lets up.