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    WEB Slingers: A Spider-Man Adventure

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    David L.

    I have never tried this one. The line was a little long. I think we waited over a half an hour but totally worth the wait. Peter Parker talks you through the lesson at the beginning. You ride with four people in each section. So you are seated and you have to make a motion with your arms like you are slinging a web from you wrists . Just like Spiderman. The motion triggers the web on the screen and you hit the bugs and things thus racking up points. This ride was so interactive and so much fun. I really enjoyed it a lot. You have to try it at least once when you are here at Disney.

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    Leilani M.

    Interactive ride in Disney ca adventure. From main gates keep straight ahead follow pathway passing the grizzly waterfall to enter through avengers land. Ride entrance will be on left hand side. Four people per row eight people per cart. Use your hands to sling webs like Spider-Man. Hit all the robots to score points. Screen will show your progress through each section of the ride. Use 3D glasses while playing. Great for the whole fam. Staff were very helpful and friendly.

    Brian F.

    WEB SLINGERS: A Spider-Man Adventure is an interactive screen-based ride at the Avengers Campus area of Disney California Adventure Park. The ride story involves groups of people teaming up to destroy the spider-bots that have escaped. We put on 3D glasses and used our sling webs to stop them and got different points for stopping the different spiders. It was really interactive and near the end our arms got tired from all the web slinging. This ride reminded me of Toy Story Midway Mania which is not far from here. It was my first time riding this ride and was unique and fun. It's also cool that occasionally Spider Man will be on the top of the building for a show while you wait in line.

    Joy K.

    This arcade like ride was a lot tougher than the Toy Story ride. Pointing and slinging webs from your hands is not as easy as Spider Man makes it look like in the movies. There are several different scenes that you are taken to in this 3D, spinning and moving ride. There are four to a car. The final score totals all four individual points. The graphics and animation are amazing. Disney sure does a good job designing their rides! We decided to go through the single rider line so that we wouldn't have to wait the 90 minutes through the regular line. I ended up on a car with three riders who were like professionals at this! And they were stuck with me, who had no clue what I was doing! The total score of our car was 517,600, of which I contributed 35,700 points. Haha, sorry, not sorry.

    Trevor C.

    Located inside Disney California Adventure Park, WEB SLINGERS is a fun, interactive ride that makes you feel like part of the Marvel universe. Instead of pulling a trigger or wearing special gear, you simply use your hands to sling webs at rogue Spider-Bots--and the motion tracking actually works surprisingly well. The competitive scoring element adds to the excitement, especially if you're riding with family or friends. It quickly turns into a friendly battle to see who can rack up the highest score. The queue is immersive and full of clever details that set up the storyline, making the wait feel like part of the experience. While it's not a thrill ride and relies heavily on screens, it's energetic, colorful, and perfect for all ages. It's more about playful interaction than speed or drops. Overall, it's a lighthearted, repeatable attraction that brings out your inner superhero--even if your arms feel it the next day from all that web-slinging.

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    Tameka L.

    Throwing out webs and helping Peter Parker zap robot spiders? Sign me up. A car moves you throughout the Worldwide Engineering Brigade workshop where you face off against the bots. This is one of the few rides that uses 3D glasses. I love this ride . It's highly interactive. If you do it right you will leave it feeling like you completed an arm workout.Bonus,there's even a screen to keep score.Me? 1 million! Spiders? 0.

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    Courtney O.

    WEB Slingers: A Spider-Man Adventure is the only ride inside of the new Avengers campus besides the Guardians of the Galaxy ride which is on the opposite side! It is a 3-D interactive ride that allows you to rack up points by shooting Spider-Bots with webs like Spider-Man. Spider-Bots have taken over the Avengers Campus and it is up to us to take out as many as possible! It is a 4-person ride where you sit inside a vehicle while you're slinging webs all over the place! You look silly while flaying your arms all around, but it's a lot of fun and a great arm work out! My arms were like jelly afterwards! Peter Parker makes an appearance in the beginning and there are lots of detail in the line queue of the engineering workshop. You can rack up points individually and as a vehicle team - it will also show on the leaderboard as you exit the ride. My family made it onto the leaderboard as one of the high scores for the hour! The line can be long for this ride, but they offer a fast pass via the Disneyland app! It's a fun ride and it'll leave you talking and laughing as you exit! Check it out!

    Spencer Q.

    I have ridden this ride quite a few times with the plus side being that it has a single rider line. You definitely get a workout here with your arms. However, I do find it a little bit hard to figure out how to sling the web correctly to get a massive amount of points. Quite honestly, it's a little bit spastic waving your arms around. It is one of the better video game rides within the two parks albeit not at the top of my list.

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    Jheno C.

    This is my kids favorite ride at California adventure. We always go to this one. The wait is usually about an hour and it's like a ride/video game. You can fit 4 to a car and we have two lap sitters so 6 people. You'll see a short video then go get your glasses then you're on. This ride is a must and it's great for all ages.

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    Irena S.

    The newest "game" style ride at California Adventure, it's similar in nature to Toy Story Midway Mania and Astro Blasters, where you're shooting things. It also requires 3D glasses. You'll enter a car that seats probably 4 adults, and you shoot spiders and items but flexing and extending your elbow. It's pretty cool in that it senses your movements. The graphics are pretty cool and the premise is fun, with Tom Holland visual telling you a story of how the spiders are replicating and destroying everything. There's maybe ...3-4 different stages where you're shooting spiders, and honestly it gets your arms pretty sore haha so be ready! I don't think this ride is ever worth the 40+ min wait , but I'm someone who favors roller coasters and thrill rides over this type of attraction. If you're a party of adults and you don't care too much about riding together, the single rider line is often half the wait of the regular standby line. My husband I did single rider and we still ended up in the same car, since there's lots of families of 3. So you might end up riding around the same time as your friends anyway. I don't love that the line for this is outside in the sun, so the single rider line is still preferred for me.

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    Francine L.

    My first time riding this new Spider-Man ride on the Disney California side. You have to wear these glasses and you pretty much sling your arms to the screen and try to hit as many creepy crawlers as you can. Overall this was a fun and tiring game! For sure it is an arm workout and I think kids would totally love it because they can compete with whoever is in the same row as you. It fits four people and since we came with four it was a perfect ride! I do need to practice a little bit more but overall thought this was a cool ride!

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    Dulce R.

    Another newer attraction since the last time I've been at California Adventures and it was a first for pur family. What a work out! Get in your upper body exercise at this ride when you compete for helping Spidey out. This attraction seems to have been down quite a few times, but we were able to get in with lightning pass right before it shut down. There is still a but of a wait. The ride also allows for singles to fill in gaps, as a family of 3, we had a younger rider in our pod with us to make it full. It does whip you pretty good at times, so if you get nauseated or dizzy easily maybe skip this ride. In any event it is a fun ride.

    Norman R.

    If you like the Spider-Man movies, you will get a kick out of this attraction. Total interaction with the ride slinging webs at moving targets as Spider Man provides instructions and updates on your progress. At the end of the ride you will get your final score and the final score of your team. Not to mention your arms will be tired. A must tray attraction.

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    One of the best chill rides at Disneyland. I especially like this one because the tour guide…read moreworkers are so funny. I liked doing this at night, it added to the experience in my opinion.

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