Blast off to the skies above Tomorrowland with a ride on Disneyland’s Astro Orbitor. Kids (and kids at heart) can take charge and command their very own rocket ship, controlling the height of their spacecraft as they soar in circles around the entrance to the park’s most futuristic land.
Astro Orbitor Fast Facts
- Location: Tomorrowland
- Height Requirement: None
- Attraction Length: About 1.5 minutes
- Lightning Lane Multi Pass: No
- Ride Type: Aerial carousel
- Early Theme Park Entry Eligible: Yes
- Extended Evening Hours Eligible: N/A
- Ride Switch Available: Yes
Queue
The Astro Orbitor queue is outdoors, located just across the pathway from Star Tours – The Adventures Continue and below the old Peoplemover track.
AccessibilityÂ
Guests must transfer from wheelchair or ECVs to ride.
On-Ride Photo
There is no on-ride photo for this attraction.
Is Astro Orbitor Kid-Friendly?
Disneyland’s Astro Orbitor is absolutely kid-friendly, and it should entertain (and thrill) both little ones and older guests. Even toddlers and preschoolers can get in on the fun here – they can be in charge of their own ride vehicle, with a parent’s help.
Tweens and teens who are more into thrills may not find the Astro Orbitor exciting, but with the height and movement in their hands, it can still offer whole-family fun.
Best For: Absolutely any age and any guest who loves to take flight.
Will Astro Orbitor Cause Motion Sickness?
Because the Astro Orbitor does fly in circles and offers the opportunity to lift and lower your individual ride vehicle via a lever, it can cause motion sickness for some guests. To reduce the odds of an upset stomach, it’s best to keep your hands off the lever and avoid frequent ups and downs.
