My favorite attraction at Disney's Hollywood Studios! This is the icon of the park, what everyone…read morelooks for and some even fear. You can even see this attraction from around Disney property, some of the resorts and on the skyliner. It really stands out. The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, drops you down the hotel in the elevator shaft! The building stands at 199 feet in the air. There is a show on Disney Plus, that is a must watch, you learn that if it was 1 foot taller at 200, it would need a beacon on the top to alert airplanes, which is why it is 199. The tallest attraction at Disney. The show also shows how the ride operates, and since its out there, its not spoiling anything. You are not actually falling, but instead being pulled down and up with a levy system. I suggest watching the show as well. This is the better option ride in the park, it is one my wife and I always have to ride, every single time. I really enjoy a more thrill ride and where I do not think this is the most thrilling, it is one of the better options. My wife who hate rollercoasters, cannot go up side down, gets sick on rides sometimes, also really enjoys this ride. It is one of her favorites as well. The theme of the ride is one of the most iconic Twilight Zone shows. There were a group of hotel guests that board an elevator during a rain storm, and lightening hits the hotel and they disappear into the Twilight Zone. The elevator is now open again and it's your turn to step inside. If you have not seen the show, don't worry, they will explain this story at the beginning. I am not gonna lie, it is dark inside and can be very scary for kids. I see kids all time, crying and wanting to leave, but there are many that brave it. Most of the line is outside and when Florida is baking, it is HOT! The line does have bushes and trees but not a ton of shade and there is literally zero breeze. We can not do much longer than 30 minutes in line because it is so hot! Once you finally make it to the hotel and you are inside, you are about to start the attraction. You start with a preshow then another smaller line. There are two lines that that will split so the cast members can load 4 cars at a time and each car holds about 20ish people. They do take your photo, so if you want the photo, I would ask for the front row. People tend to raise their hands and we have had many a photo with our faces totally blocked. Overall great ride. I highly recommend checking it out. It's fun, it's classic and always a good ride! ACES!

Did I ever mention I hate drop rides? This... This is why!…read moreThis ride scares me so badly as a kid! I remember coming off the ride shaking and telling my parents I would never do that again! Well... I stuck to my word. Drop rides are too much! It's an awesome ride though! I love the decor of an old rundown hotel from the Twilight Zone. I'll check out the decor any day, but I refuse to ride this thing ever again!

My favorite rode across WDW property and my just do every visit to DAK. The smells, the visuals. I…read moreadmit that it is now a bit watered down from its first few years of operations (there's less expand energy in the cast members which had a trickle down effect to guests & a lot of the effects in the queue have been off or not working for years now) but it's still an excellent ride. Just some notes, most of the queue is indoors-the initial part is the only second that isn't. There are plenty of trash cans so please hold your trash until you see one. There is also a bathroom in line (at the half way point before the bioluminescence room) A bit tip, the first time we rode this in its first year of operation, we got in line while it was still light out and when we exited it was dark. We didn't realize we had exited the ride u til we were leaving the land. So if you can time it that way (much easier in the winter months as DAK now closes early regularly & before sundown in summer months) it's such a cool experience.

It is a beautiful 3D ride that's really immersive. People feel like you are flying through Pandora…read morethanks to the amazing visuals, motion, and music. The ride is super smooth and really the best one in Animal Kingdom! You might have to wait a bit for it though, unless you get a FastPass. The technology inside is amazing. It is a must do attraction at Animal Kingdom and every one will love this ride.

By far the best ride in Super Nintendo World; in fact, it's the only one worth riding. Yoshi's…read moreAdventure and Bowser's Challenge are both rather poor. By contrast, Mine-Cart Madness is a fun ride, and accessible even to children. Unlike many, I did not find the jolting action especially hard on my neck and back. The only downside is the wait time. You're lucky if you get to ride it in under 60 minutes, and it isn't good enough to justify that long of a wait. So, be aware that the return on time invested won't be very high, if you decide to get in line.

We waited about an hour for this ride. No delays like I've seen other people talking about…read more For how long the wait is for this ride I definitely think it should be longer. I feel like the rides in general in Nintendo world are lacking in comparison to the other parts of the park. I wish there was more going on in the line too. The concept for this ride is really neat though with all the illusions that the track is broken. I did enjoy the ride.

Guardians of the Galaxy is definitely one of the best rides at Disney. We had to wait about an hour…read moreto get on, and it is a super exciting and fast roller coaster, though some people might find it a little scary at times. Overall, Guardians of the Galaxy is definitely a must-do ride in EPCOT. It is a fast roller coaster with awesome music, and the ride itself is well done and super fun.

What a fun ride! While the line is long it does move very quickly, so I would do the car race one…read moreacross from guardians of the galaxy at rope drop, and then do cosmic rewind. The ride itself was a ton of fun- we did it twice. The walk through until you get to the ride is very detailed and fun to look at. Once you finish the exhibits you'll go through 3 rooms to get to the ride itself and all of them have a little show like thing in them. Once you get on the ride you'll get into a bumper car sized thing. Note that there isn't really a place to put your bag so we just put it around our feet and hoped for the best. The ride is very smooth, even when it goes backward or has a high speed. Not bumpy at all which was really nice. It's a pretty ride, and we had a lot of fun! I'd maybe recommend wearing glasses or something though- there's some parts where it's a high speed and the air is cold so your eyes tear up.

Holy smokes! Let me tell you something about the Isle of Berk...I know this might be controversial,…read morebut I enjoyed this land way more than Nintendo World at Epic Universe. And Hiccup's Wing Gliders? In my opinion, it knocks Hagrid's Motorbike Adventure straight of the metaphorical roller coaster tracks. This should be the first ride people sprint to when the gates open. It's smooth, fast, and ridiculously fun. The best comparison I can make is this: imagine Disney's Slinky Dog Dash but on a few more speed pills. This coaster is absolutely amazing. It'll blow your stinking socks clean into the next theme park. Don't sleep on the Isle of Berk. It completely caught me by surprise and ended up being one of the highlights of the entire trip.

A truly spectacular ride that has some nice speed to it! While it does seem like it is a ride for…read morelittle kids I can tell you it is anything but! This is easily one of my favorite underrated rides at Universal epic universe! The theming is insane and I love seeing the animatronic toothless sending us off onto our adventure through Burk! Just when you think it's finished, you get sent forward, backward and then shot forward again to finish the ride after narrowly escaping a bunch of cute little dragons! It is on the shorter side and you do need to store all loose bags in the little lockers but everything is very seamless. The lockers have facial recognition as well as the ability to scan your part ticket if you don't want to use your face. The ride offers express pass and I definitely think it is one of the rides that is worth it because it does tend to get a bit on the longer end of a wait time because it is a more family-friendly ride at this park!

I have not been on this ride in about five years and it was not at all like I remembered. It used…read moreto be that you were building a car and trying it out in different hazardous weather and road conditions . The hazardous conditions are gone, and now it is just a thrill ride where you can race around in a car at speeds of up to 60 m.p.h. The final lap is outside around the upper edge of the building which is really fun! When we went, the queue for the ride had a wait time of almost 2 hours. Test Track is one of the two rides in Epcot that usually has a single rider line. A car holds three passengers in front, and three passengers in back so since it's an odd number in a row; they pull people from a single rather line very quickly. My friend and I went in the single rider line and we waited about 10 minutes total. We also got placed in the car next to each other, which was a bonus! Test Track is a really fun ride; suitable for almost everyone!

General Motors created a fantastic, fast ride at a Disney park. We didn't have a Lightning Pass, so…read morewe waited in the queue for about 40 minutes. The ride itself was exciting and fast. We were surprised by the change of pace during the ride, which was a nice element of surprise. My spouse and I thoroughly enjoyed the experience, it was interesting. One unusual aspect was the exit after the ride. Typically, riders would exit into a shopping area, but in this case, they exited into a display area featuring various vehicles. The cars showcased were remarkably costly.We admired them briefly, but then moved on to the other attractions at EPCOT. Overall, the ride was excellent; we had a great time, but the exit area felt more like an auto show.

The Simpsons had the potential to have an exciting ride…read more They could have made a mock Krustyland coaster or something. Played with the concept of how rundown Krustyland is and made it a "hazardous ride". They could have taken us through an episode of Itchy and Scratchy. Instead, they took the beloved Back to the Future ride and did the same thing, just now Simpsons themed. 3D rides seem cheap to me. They're older technology and lack the thrill and magic they once had. It feels like lost potential.

This was my favorite ride at the OG Universal Studios Florida. It's cheeky, self referential and…read morefourth wall breaking in the best ways. The pre-show was a hoot even if the AC in that stuffy little room seemed to be broken. And just like I thought the ride itself had callbacks to the pre-show. Even in the ride vehicle itself the fourth wall was somewhat peeled back. I could see the contours of the huge imax screen and looking far off to each side and upwards I could see a bit of all the other motion simulators lined up in a grid. The simulation of a janky roller coaster was more fun and exciting than actual roller coasters I've been on, including Escape from Gringotts in this very park. Very meta, too. Lots of riffs on the whole theme park experience, including a little swipe at Disney, acknowledgments of the greed of the business and a reference to the ride exiting into a gift shop... which surprisingly didn't happen! I'm not a huge fan of the Sideshow Bob episodes but I'll allow it seems a good fit for an amusement park ride and there were other visuals and bits of storyline to chew on. Satire, dumb jokes and a whirlwind of motion through colorful, wild frames. Honestly, Transformers is probably objectively the best motion simulator ride Universal has but I like the IP here so much better I'm just more partial to it. Maybe if I rode several times the jokes would get old and I'd like something with more pure thrills better but with just one ride a piece I enjoyed Simpsons a great deal more than Transformers and Transformers I gave 5 stars as well. It's crazy to think the show might be around longer than this ride though. Will the Simpsons ride be around for season 50? Will the show? Season 60? Never fear, we've got stories for years... Never fear, I've got Yelp reviews for years...

One of absolute favorite attraction at Magic Kingdom is this ride. The Tomorrowland Transit…read moreAuthority PeopleMover is one of original rides in the park, and just such an awesome and relaxing ride. It takes around Tomorrowland, high in the sky. It's not super high but it is above. It does move on a flat track, there are no drops, no jerky turns, it is just a smooth easy ride. I really love this ride in the summer, when you it's so hot, and you just want to relax. The first thing to note is this line is completely outside, it can get really hot as there is not a lot of shade. The line is usually not very long, but if it is showing longer than 30 minutes, I would skip it and go back later. The line fluctuates throughout the day. The ride itself takes you around Magic Kingdom from above the land. You ride around the entire land and even go through Space Mountain. The cars seat 4 per car and they usually just seat your party. There is 2 seats on each side of the car, so some people do have to ride backwards. As I mentioned you do ride through Space Mountain, where you might get to see one of the cars going up the lift. Before they blacked out the walls inside, you used to be able to see the ride the whole time, but it has been changed. This is a ride that my wife and I will always ride. There is not much information to say, there really is not any need for convincing. It is just a great ride and I recommend everyone going on it. This is one of the best in the summer, relax, put your feet up, enjoy the breeze and views! ACES!

A+ for my favorite attraction at Magic Kingdom. The Tomorrowland Transit Authority PeopleMover is…read moreone of the oldest if not opening day attraction at Magic Kingdom. It is a very leisurely attraction that takes you high in the sky around Tomorrowland. You get a nice bird's eye view of the entire land even heading inside Space Mountain. It is on a track and does not move to fast. There are 4 per vehicle and it is continuous so the line usually moves pretty fast. The line is completely outdoors and mostly unshaded, this is a rough line in the summer. I will say if the wait is over 30 minutes, skip it and come back later. It goes in flows but I would not wait over 25/30 minutes. This ride is just very relaxing, it is one we always have to do. It is so nice to sit, put your feet up (if your car is not full) and just be taken around Tomorrowland. There is a great breeze on nice Florida days. You are above the land so you can also get some great photos of the castle, Tomorrowland, Space Mountain and more. It also takes you through Space Mountain. You used to be able to see the ride the whole time, but it has been changed. You get to see a little bit but not nearly as much as before. This is one we always have to ride. There is not much to say about it, except, OG ride, super fun, super relaxing, great views and one you really need to ride. I definitely recommend checking it out!