Wondering what it’s like to ride Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril at Disneyland Paris? We share everything to know about the iconic attraction.
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril is a ride you won’t find anywhere else! Located in Adventureland, the roller coaster is based on the Indiana Jones series, taking guests on a runaway mine train.
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril Fast Facts
- Location: Fantasyland at Disneyland Paris
- Height Requirement: 55 inches (1.4 meters)
- Attraction Length: About 1 minute and 15 seconds
- Disney Premier Access:Â Yes
- Single Rider Available?: Yes
- Ride Type:Â Roller Coaster
Queue
The queue of the ride is themed to an expedition to the lost Temple of Peril. The line brings you through an abandoned base camp, eventually leading you toward the temple where you’ll gclim a staircase to the entrance. The ride vehicles are mine car-styled.
AccessibilityÂ
The ride does have a wheelchair-accessible entrance, but the ride vehicle itself will require you to transfer from your wheelchair. Additionally, due to its intense nature, pregnant people are not advised to ride.
On-Ride Photo
No, the attraction does not have an on-ride photo.
Is Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril Kid-Friendly?
The attraction is unique for its 55″ height requirement, which will likely rule out many younger kids riding. For older kids, you’ll want to determine how well they’ll react to more intense thrill attractions. Additionally, the ride has some elements that could be scarier, such as snakes, darkness, twists and turns.
The ride may be suited for older kids, including teenagers, who are more prepared to deal with the intense nature of the roller coaster.
Will Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril Cause Motion Sickness?
With bumps, high speeds, and turns, this is definitely a ride that can cause motion sickness if you’re sensitive to any of those qualities.
