Take a ride on Jumpin’ Jellyfish, and you’ll float high above Paradise Bay, then sink back down to land on a colorful, graceful jellyfish. Designed with younger guests in mind, this attraction is a gentle introduction to a parachute jump-style ride that brings 

Jumpin’ Jellyfish Fast Facts

• Location: Paradise Gardens Park
• Height Requirement: 40 inches
• Attraction Length: About 1.5 minutes
• Lightning Lane Multi Pass: No
• Ride Type: Paratower (parachute jump)
• Early Theme Park Entry Eligible: No
• Extended Evening Hours Eligible: N/A
• Ride Switch Available: Yes

Queue

The queue for Jumpin’ Jellyfish is short and simple. It’s entirely outdoors, and (depending on the time of day) is pretty exposed to sunlight. There’s little in the way of theming, but the line is usually short enough to breeze right through the queue.

Accessibility 

Guests do need to transfer from wheelchairs and ECVs to ride. 

On-Ride Photo

There is no on-ride photo for this attraction.

Is Jumpin’ Jellyfish Kid-Friendly?

If Jumpin’ Jellyfish looks like a smaller-scale version of more terrifying parachute jump rides (like the old Maliboomer at California Adventure!), you’re not wrong – but this one was specifically designed with kids in mind.

The attraction is kid-friendly and scaled down so it glides smoothly and isn’t too scary for little riders. It’s also slower-paced, giving kids a small taste of the parachute jump style ride without freefalling from crazy heights. It’s a great introduction for those just getting comfortable with thrill rides.

Best For: Young guests who meet the height requirement and want to try out a slightly more thrilling drop-style ride.

Will Jumpin’ Jellyfish Cause Motion Sickness?

Jumpin’ Jellyfish is a very gentle version of your typical up-and-down plummeting parachute ride, but it may cause motion sickness for sensitive guests. For the most part, though, since it’s so kid-friendly, it shouldn’t be a problem.