Speed away alongside the Incredibles to catch Jack-Jack as he wreaks havoc – and you follow – on the Incredicoaster. This thrilling steel coaster features two drops, twists and turns, and even a single loop plus special effects inspired by The Incredibles films.
Incredicoaster Fast Facts
- Location: Pixar Pier
- Height Requirement: 48 inches
- Attraction Length: About 2.5 minutes
- Lightning Lane Multi Pass: Yes
- Ride Type: Steel roller coaster
- Early Theme Park Entry Eligible: Yes
- Extended Evening Hours Eligible: N/A
- Ride Switch Available: Yes
Queue
The queue for the Incredicoaster is entirely outdoors, and the theming is minimal. You’ll be surrounded by touches inspired by the retro styling of The Incredibles movies, and you can catch up with the super family via murals and signage in the queue, realizing Jack-Jack’s unpredictable powers are causing some problems.
AccessibilityÂ
Guests must transfer from wheelchairs and ECVs to ride; a transfer access vehicle is available.
Handheld captioning is available if guests would like to utilize it.
On-Ride Photo
There is an on-ride photo taken at the end of the ride, as the ride vehicles head back to the station and take one final left turn.
Is the Incredicoaster Kid-Friendly?
The Incredicoaster is kid-friendly, but only for kids who are roller coaster enthusiasts. This is definitely one for older kids, since it’s the wildest coaster at California Adventure and features the steepest drops, plenty of speed, and even a classic inversion. Plus, it has one of the tallest height requirements in the park.
Best For: Tweens and teens who love roller coasters and are looking for one of the biggest thrills at Disneyland Resort.
Will the Incredicoaster Cause Motion Sickness?
Featuring steep drops, up-and-down hills, and a loop, the Incredicoaster may cause motion sickness for some guests.Â
