Incredicoaster

Is it worth it?

Yes, if you like real coasters. It's the fastest coaster at Disneyland Resort and the only one that turns you upside down. At about 3 minutes it's also long, so you get plenty of ride for your wait. The standout is how smooth it feels for its speed, with a surprisingly fun Jack-Jack story playing out in the tunnels.

Skip it if launches, steep drops or loops aren't for you. This is the most intense coaster at the resort. Gentler options like Pixar Pal-A-Round are right next to it on the pier.

The catch: it has a history of refurbishment closures. Check Disney's refurbishment calendar before you build your day around it.

About Incredicoaster

Incredicoaster is the big launched steel coaster that wraps around Pixar Pier at Disney California Adventure. The story follows the Incredibles as they chase a runaway Jack-Jack. You launch from 0 to 55 mph, go upside down through one loop, then race through tubes full of effects. The ride lasts about 3 minutes on more than 6,000 feet of track.

Insider tips

• Ask for the front row. Tell the Cast Member at boarding. You'll usually wait a little longer, but fans of the ride say the unblocked view of the launch and drops is worth it.
• Ride after dark if you can. Pixar Pier is lit up at night, and from the track you get a front-row view of it. The effects inside the tubes, like Jack-Jack's laser eyes, also look much sharper in the dark. If you only ride once, make it an evening ride.
• Ask about Lamplight Lounge's private room. The restaurant has a private room with its own patio that looks out on the Incredicoaster launch. You can't reserve it. With a larger party, ask when you check in, ideally right when the restaurant opens, whether it happens to be free.
• Get the classic photo from the boardwalk. The Pixar Pier skyline, with the coaster and Pixar Pal-A-Round behind you, is one of the best photo spots in the park.
• Use Lightning Lane Multi Pass on a busy day. As of November 2026, Incredicoaster is part of Lightning Lane Multi Pass. You can book your first Lightning Lane only after your ticket is scanned into a park that day, and you can hold only one booking at a time. If Incredicoaster is a priority for your group, book it early.
• Try single rider if your group doesn't mind splitting up. As of November 2026 it has a single rider line, though some single rider lines open only on busy days. Check at the entrance before you join the standby line.

Who can ride

Minimum height: 48 in (122 cm).

This is a high-intensity coaster with a launch from 0 to 55 mph, steep drops and turns, and a full upside-down loop. It doesn't spin, but guests prone to motion sickness should be careful, and anyone with back, neck or heart concerns should skip it.

Kids who barely meet the height requirement often find it a big step up. Try a mid-level coaster first to see how they handle speed and drops before you queue for this one.

Nearby

• Jessie's Critter Carousel — steps away
• Palisades Stage — about 2 min walk
• World of Color – ONE — about 2 min walk
• Adorable Snowman Frosted Treats — about 1 min walk
• Lamplight Lounge — about 1 min walk
• Lamplight Lounge - Boardwalk Dining — about 1 min walk

Quick answers

Is there a height requirement for Incredicoaster?

Yes. Incredicoaster at Disney California Adventure has a minimum height of 48 inches (122 cm).

Does Incredicoaster have Lightning Lane?

Yes. Incredicoaster is part of Disneyland Resort's Lightning Lane Multi Pass. Lightning Lane offerings can change, so check the Disneyland app on the day.

Does Incredicoaster have a single rider line?

Yes. Incredicoaster has a single rider line, though it may open only when the attraction is busy.

Is Incredicoaster worth it?

Yes, if you like real coasters. It's the fastest coaster at Disneyland Resort and the only one that turns you upside down.