Goofy’s Sky School will take you on one silly flight – one that rises three stories into the air and covers 1,200 feet of track! With ups, downs, and sudden hard corners (and a drop or two), you’ll learn how to fly the Goofy way, inspired by Disney’s madcap “How To” cartoons from the 1940s and 1950s.
Goofy’s Sky School Fast Facts
- Location: Paradise Gardens Park
- Height Requirement: 42 inches
- Attraction Length: About 2 minutes
- Lightning Lane Multi Pass: Yes
- Ride Type: Wild mouse coaster
- Early Theme Park Entry Eligible: No
- Extended Evening Hours Eligible: N/A
- Ride Switch Available: Yes
Queue
The queue for Goofy’s Sky School is pretty compactly arranged right in front of the ride’s loading area. There’s not much theming to check out here, but you can watch the ride vehicles zip and zoom around while you wait.
Accessibility
Guests must transfer from wheelchairs and ECVs to ride.
It’s also important to note that due to the seating and restraints on this attraction, some guests of certain body shapes or sizes may not be able to ride.
On-Ride Photo
There is no on-ride photo for this attraction.
Is Goofy’s Sky School Kid-Friendly?
Goofy’s Sky School is absolutely kid-friendly – but only for older kids who are comfortable with coasters. While it might be small in overall size, especially compared to the Incredicoaster, this attraction will have riders hanging on tight as they crash through clouds, dip and drop down hills, and encounter plenty of wild turns.
With its 42-inch height requirement, Goofy’s Sky School is best saved for older school-aged kids or tweens and teens.
Best For: Tweens and teens who love a good thrill and don’t mind a zany, wild ride.
Will Goofy’s Sky School Cause Motion Sickness?
Goofy’s Sky School is a true wild mouse-style coaster, with sudden drops, jerky sudden turns, and plenty of ups and downs – so it may cause motion sickness for some guests.
