WEB SLINGERS or Mission: BREAKOUT! First? Avengers Campus

By The SupaPark Team

Published November 10, 2026

Which ride should you do first? If anyone in your group is under 40 inches or gets motion sick, start with WEB SLINGERS: A Spider-Man Adventure. Guardians of the Galaxy – Mission: BREAKOUT! has a 40-inch minimum and is built around drops, so it splits mixed groups. If your group came for thrills, do BREAKOUT! first. WEB SLINGERS has a single rider line you can use later in the day.

That covers both rides. Avengers Campus at Disney California Adventure has only two. The rest of the land is a set of scheduled shows, heroes who walk around instead of standing in meet lines, and two walk-up Pym counters. Here’s how to plan it as of November 2026.

Mission: BREAKOUT!: the thrill ride

BREAKOUT! lasts about two minutes and needs riders to be at least 40 inches (102 cm) tall. Its tower is the tallest thing in the land. The ride is short, loud and built around that falling feeling, so anyone who hates drops should skip it.

That’s where Rider Switch helps. It’s available at most Disneyland Resort attractions. Your party splits up, and a Cast Member scans the admission of the people waiting with the non-rider. Up to two of those people then ride without waiting in the standby line. One adult stays with the shorter or nervous guest, and nobody has to stand in line twice.

WEB SLINGERS: the ride for everyone

WEB SLINGERS is an interactive game where you play alongside Spider-Man. It works well for mixed ages, and kids usually want to ride it again right away.

The smart move here is the single rider line. On a game ride, sitting with strangers costs you nothing because your score is your own. Some single rider lines open only on busy days, so check the sign at the entrance.

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Is Multi Pass worth spending here?

Both rides are on Lightning Lane Multi Pass. Neither of the resort’s two Single Pass rides is in this land, so you won’t pay extra here for an individual ride. Since you can only hold one Multi Pass selection at a time, use your early ones on the rides your group cares about most. For a thrill group, that can be BREAKOUT!, the ride they came for. Plan to do WEB SLINGERS through single rider whenever the line is open. Booking rules and timing are in the Disneyland Lightning Lane guide.

The shows: build your hour around them

Most first-timers miss this part. Showtimes change by date, so check the day’s schedule in the Disneyland app when you arrive. Then plan your time in the land around one or two shows.

• The Amazing Spider-Man!: the land’s Spider-Man show, and the one I’d plan my Avengers Campus hour around.
• Warriors of Wakanda: The Disciplines of the Dora Milaje: General Okoye and the Dora Milaje, with some of the land’s best character work.
• Guardians of the Galaxy: Awesome Dance Off!: the high-energy one. Kids who don’t care about the rides tend to love it.
• Ancient Sanctum: the Doctor Strange show spot. Stand toward the back of the courtyard so the whole sanctum facade fits in your view and your photos, instead of pressing up front.
• Avengers Headquarters: the big building in the middle of the land, where some of the land’s scheduled moments happen. Look for it in the day’s schedule in the app rather than waiting there on the chance something starts.

Characters: the reason to slow down

Heroes here don’t stay in fixed meet spots. They roam and talk with guests, much like the characters in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge. Characters you might see include Spider-Man, Ant-Man and the Wasp, Iron Man, Thor, Loki, Captain America, Captain Marvel, Doctor Strange, Black Widow, Black Panther, Star-Lord, Gamora, and the Hulk in his Quantum Suit. A few details make it worth watching closely. Loki’s costume changes to match the Disney+ Loki series. Ant-Man may have a shrunken Bug’s Land with him to show you. Black Panther appears with General Okoye and the Dora Milaje.

Spider-Man tends to meet guests in the same general area, so ask a Cast Member where he’s been. Finding everyone else takes patience. Spend 20 to 30 minutes in the land between showtimes with a snack in hand. That usually turns up more heroes than chasing someone else’s sighting.

Where to eat in Avengers Campus

The land has two quick-service counters. Both serve American food and both are walk-up only.

• Pym Test Kitchen: go here for an actual meal.
• Pym Tasting Lab: the land’s other Pym counter. I’d use it for drinks and snacks rather than lunch.

Neither takes reservations, so the only thing you control is when you go. Eat before 11:30 AM or after 2 PM Pacific to miss the usual lunch rush. Menus and prices change, so check Disney’s current listing. Mobile order runs in the Disneyland app at select locations. Check the app that day to see if either Pym counter is taking orders. If one is, order before you join a ride line and pick up the food when you get off.

Worth it vs. skip

Worth it:

• WEB SLINGERS for any group with kids, through single rider when it’s open
• BREAKOUT! for thrill-seekers 40 inches and up, using Rider Switch for split groups
• One show you picked ahead of time in the app
• Unplanned time to run into characters

Skip:

• Using an early Multi Pass selection on WEB SLINGERS when single rider is open
• Waiting a long time for one specific roaming character. They move around, and another good encounter often comes along anyway
• Lining up at a Pym counter at peak lunch

To be fair, two rides is thin for a headline land. Disney has announced plans to roughly double Avengers Campus with Avengers Infinity Defense and Stark Flight Lab. Disney has not confirmed opening dates, so plan around what’s open now.

How it fits your day

Avengers Campus is one of eight California Adventure lands, alongside Buena Vista Street, Hollywood Land, Cars Land, San Fransokyo Square, Pixar Pier, Paradise Gardens Park and Grizzly Peak. To get in, every guest age 3 and up needs valid admission plus a California Adventure park reservation for that date. If you want Multi Pass in both parks on the same day, you need Park Hopper.

The one thing to remember

Pick your first ride based on your group: WEB SLINGERS if anyone is short or motion-sensitive, BREAKOUT! if you’re there for thrills. Then plan the rest of your time in the land around a showtime.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I ride WEB SLINGERS or Mission: BREAKOUT! first?

Ride WEB SLINGERS first if anyone in your group is under 40 inches or motion-sensitive. A thrill-first group should start with Mission: BREAKOUT! and can catch WEB SLINGERS later through its single rider line when it’s open.

What is the height requirement for Mission: BREAKOUT!?

The minimum height is 40 inches (102 cm). Rider Switch lets one adult wait with a shorter or non-riding guest while the rest of the party rides.

Does WEB SLINGERS have a single rider line?

Yes. Some single rider lines open only on busy days, so check the sign at the entrance. The ride is also on Lightning Lane Multi Pass.

Can you make reservations at the Avengers Campus restaurants?

No. Pym Test Kitchen and Pym Tasting Lab are both walk-up quick-service counters, so eat before 11:30 AM or after 2 PM Pacific to avoid the usual lunch rush.