WEB SLINGERS: A Spider-Man Adventure

Is it worth it?

Yes, especially for families and anyone who likes chasing a score. Slinging webs with your arms feels different from the usual point-and-shoot rides, and competitive groups tend to want a rematch. It's one of the land's two rides, along with Guardians of the Galaxy – Mission: BREAKOUT!, so it's an easy pairing with that drop ride.

The catch: it's a 3D screen ride with glasses, not a thrill ride. If screen rides make you queasy or you only care about big coasters, you can skip it. And because you're busy playing, first-timers often miss most of the story.

About WEB SLINGERS: A Spider-Man Adventure

WEB SLINGERS: A Spider-Man Adventure is an interactive 3D screen ride in Avengers Campus at Disney California Adventure. You ride with Spider-Man to round up runaway Spider-Bots. There's no blaster to hold: the ride reads your arm gestures, so you sling webs with your own hands and score points. It opened with the land on June 4, 2021. Avengers Campus sits between Cars Land and Hollywood Land.

Insider tips

• Aim at the scenery, not just the bots. Some objects in each scene can set off a chain reaction that earns extra points. A lot of first-timers lose points by firing only at individual Spider-Bots.
• Use big, steady gestures. The ride follows your arm movements. Clear, deliberate slinging usually works better than frantic flailing, and your arms won't tire as fast.
• Plan a second ride if your score matters. On your first ride you're mostly learning the gestures. The second ride is when you can really go for a high score.
• Lightning Lane: as of November 2026, WEB SLINGERS is on Lightning Lane Multi Pass, not Single Pass. You make your first Multi Pass selection in the Disneyland app after you enter a park that day.
• Single rider: as of November 2026, WEB SLINGERS has a single rider line, but it may open only on busier days. Look for the sign at the entrance, and expect your group to be split across different vehicles.
• Rider Switch works at most Disneyland Resort attractions. If you need to take turns with a little one who isn't riding, ask the Cast Member at the entrance.
• Eat in the land. Pym Test Kitchen is one of Avengers Campus's biggest draws. Plan a meal there around your ride so you don't have to walk to another land and back. Check the Disneyland app and the wait posted at the entrance for live status.

Who can ride

Height: check the posted requirement at the attraction or on Disney's current listing before you go.

Intensity: there are no big drops or coaster speeds. It's a moving vehicle with 3D screens and arm-gesture gameplay.

Motion sickness: the 3D screens are usually what bothers people. If simulators get to you, watch your own hands instead of following every move on screen, and lift your glasses for a moment if you start to feel it.

Young kids: the action is loud and busy but cartoonish, and most kids love the web slinging. Little ones may need help keeping their 3D glasses on.

Nearby

• Ancient Sanctum — steps away
• Warriors of Wakanda: The Disciplines of the Dora Milaje — steps away
• The Amazing Spider-Man! — steps away
• Pym Test Kitchen — steps away
• Pym Tasting Lab — about 1 min walk
• Cozy Cone Motel 1 - Churros — about 1 min walk

Quick answers

Does WEB SLINGERS: A Spider-Man Adventure have Lightning Lane?

Yes. WEB SLINGERS: A Spider-Man Adventure is part of Disneyland Resort's Lightning Lane Multi Pass. Lightning Lane offerings can change, so check the Disneyland app on the day.

Does WEB SLINGERS: A Spider-Man Adventure have a single rider line?

Yes. WEB SLINGERS: A Spider-Man Adventure has a single rider line, though it may open only when the attraction is busy.

Is WEB SLINGERS: A Spider-Man Adventure worth it?

Yes, especially for families and anyone who likes chasing a score. Slinging webs with your arms feels different from the usual point-and-shoot rides, and competitive groups tend to want a rematch.