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    Silly Symphony Swings

    4.4 (67 reviews)
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    Leilani M.

    The ride is located towards the far west end of ca adventure. Right across from boardwalk pasta & pizza. The entrance is facing the eating area. Great staff helpful and organized. Getting everything safe and secure for a whirlwind of flying in the sky over the park. Check height restrictions. Great ambiance at night with all the lights.

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    Britney M.

    People be crazy! Riding stuff like this, with your feet all dangling- and flying through the air. This ride is so crazy to me! It's sooo scary! lol I'm a scary cat though, if I'm being honest. Being on this ride is not as scary as watching it. Watching it is terrifying lolol What if someone falls out?? What if the contraption holding them in breaks? They just fly and plummet to their death? I feel like this ride should have air bags all around it to catch you in case you fall out or it breaks. lol Kind of like how stunt devils have safety nets... If you are lucky I guess you would fall into the water? I don't know lol in any case, this swing is for daredevils only lol So go get your adrenaline rush on! lol

    Rae C.

    This ride, though named after a series of animated short films produced by Walt Disney Productions from 1929 to 1939, is based off Mickey Mouse's first cartoon in color, The Band Concert. I'm pretty sure I've never been on them before this last time. Good ride for the kiddos (if they're tall enough!)

    Rachael M.

    Situated near Paradise Gardens in Disney's California Adventure, this ride is your typical carnival ride, but with the scenic landscape of California Adventure below, and "William Tell Overture," from the original Silly Symphony cartoon playing in the background, it's better than most of its kind. It's short, sweet, and lines are never more than a few minutes - perfect for resting your feet, or a quick ride between genie + reservations. It's kid friendly - with a 48 inch height requirement to ride solo, and 40 inch requirement to ride tandem. Definitely a favorite!

    Monique W.

    Silly Symphony Swings is located in Disneyland's California Adventure at Pixar Pier. It's next to Goofy's fly school and the Jumpin Jellyfish. The wait time for this ride is pretty low, less than 15 minutes. It's high up in the sky and you can pretty much see most of the park on the ride. There are single seats and double seats for younger children to ride with adults. You'll have to put your larger bags down on the ground before getting on the ride. The seats are buckled in with a strap and lap bar. You swing in the air, circular. The ride is pretty short and it does play classical music throughout the ride!! It's a nice break from walking around at the Pixar Pier with a great breeze!

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    Elena N.

    I believe this was our last ride in the Paradise Pier area before heading elsewhere on Sunday, November 18th around 10:15am. From what I found online, there's a 40" requirement for this ride so the three older kids were able to ride. (They are about 4.5 to 7 years in age.) Still, they weren't able to ride without an adult, so three of us had to accompany them. We ended up on the double swings where the kids are strapped in with what I remember was a double over the shoulder belt and one through the legs. That way, there's no chance they would slip out. This was a little more thrilling than the golden zephyr since we were in swings. More open and carefree. Reminiscent of a carnival ride, so not a must do. You can pretty much find this ride at any amusement park.

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    Ryan M.

    This actually has some thrill to it. Don't be deceived. Better than Golden Zephyr, right next to it. I went higher than I expected, as well as the centrifugal force happening. I'd say be careful with your camera/phone. It moves just fast enough to where you could lose it. Haha!

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    Dale Brioche 3.

    The first time i ever rode this ride, it changed my life forever. The thrill once it takes off is like a feeling like no other, it's addicting. I'm tearing up writing this.. once the air hits my face and my feet take off the ground... gosh i'm holding back tears. when the ride is over and my feet touch the floor again my depression hits again. If disney ever takes this ride away it will crush me. 10/3.7

    Steve F.

    Date of visit: February 15, 2016 As we were leaving the Paradise Garden Grill, we happened to chance upon the Silly Symphony Swings. We hadn't been on this ride yet, and being the Disneyland/DCA completionists that we are, we figured it was about time to scratch this one off our lists. Yes, this ride is the classic carnival swings ride you see that spins you around as it lifts you off the ground. But, when it's at full speed and it tilts toward the ground... @_@ I had been recording our ride on my phone (like others were with theirs), but coupled with the high rate of speed and the fear of dropping my phone, I was pretty tense throughout the ride (the smile on my face was just a little stressed)! Too bad this one's a bit on the short side - when the ride finished, I checked the video on my phone to see how long it lasted... ONE MINUTE! At least this is a good ride for the kiddies and their parents; there's twin seats on this attraction that are meant for parents to ride with their children, but couples like myself and my lady were also taking advantage. Keep this one in mind for a quick thrill with not too long of a wait!

    Janet N.

    I wanted to go on this ride over and over again. However, this ride does make one dizzy if you tend to get motion sickness easily like me. This ride not only lifts you up 10-15 feet off the ground, it actually changes angles so you can go up and down and feel your stomach drop. It's a funny feeling and yes for 15 seconds you feel like a kid again. Very child friendly, there's seats designated for parent and child riders. P.S. This ride is very quick- for good reason.

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    Jessica S.

    Thank goodness the engineers knew what they were doing when they put this thing together! We were on our, "let's try something new this trip!" phase when we decided to give this ride a whirl (har, har.) Now, there aren't many rides that make me nervous. We all know that the swinging cars on the Ferris Wheel make me cry, and the Goofy ride across the way makes my butt pucker, but that's usually about it. We also know that I typically avoid spinning rides. The teacups are only ridden when a firm set of rules and a safe word have been implemented. I don't do the rides that spin so fast that you're sucked up against a wall. I know my limitations. And yet...I thought this would be different. Maybe not, "Weeeee! I'm having the best time EVER!" fun, but at least different from the norm. We were herded through the gate towards the swinging seats. We found two seats that were next to each other, and I took the outside chair. BAD move. They did their safety check, then off we went. At first, it wasn't so bad. We were gliding. I could handle that. Then, the ride started to pick up steam. We spun higher and higher, and the chair itself started to spin. Not a crazy spin, but it definitely started to twist. And the chairs on the outside definitely get higher up than the ones on the inside. It was at that point that I offered up a quick prayer that they inspect the fittings on the regular (yes, I KNOW they do), and I might have started softly cursing under my breath. There were children around, after all. Had it been all adults, they would've heard me crying, "Oh, god DAMN, what is happening up in here?!", or something like that. Still, I give it five stars. Because when it was all said and done, I had a blast. I'm not going to wait in a line that's longer than five minutes for it, but it really was fun.

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