Incredicoaster

The Incredicoaster at Disney California Adventure is hands down the best ride we experienced during our trip! From the moment we got on, I knew this would be an exciting ride, and it did not disappoint. It’s fast, thrilling, and filled with non-stop action. The ride launches you from 0 to 55 mph in just four seconds, which is an awesome rush right from the start. My boys loved it—they were screaming with excitement the whole way through and immediately asked to go again once we finished! The themings of the Incredicoaster are spot-on, based on the Incredibles movie. It’s fun to feel like you’re part of the action, chasing after Jack-Jack. The special effects and music really help bring the story to life. And while the coaster is fast and thrilling, there’s enough smooth track and airtime moments to make it a fun ride without being overly intense. It’s the perfect combination of speed and thrills. I really appreciated how the ride balances out being intense enough to keep you on the edge of your seat while still being accessible for families. It’s a ride the whole family can enjoy, and my boys were absolutely hooked on it. Overall, the Incredicoaster is a must-ride at Disney California Adventure. The speed, theming, and fun elements make it one of the best roller coasters I’ve ever been on. If you’re visiting the park, make sure this is at the top of your list—especially if you’ve got kids who love a good thrill! Highly recommended!

Arguably the best ride in the California Adventure Park. The last time I went with friends was just a blast. Not only was the ride amazing, we got really lucky as the wait time was just under 20 minutes. Once we got off the ride the wait time skyrocketed to a whopping 1 hr 30 minute wait. I'm guessing an overabundance of people saw the short wait on the app and rushed over. Which was really amusing to me and my friends. It's an amazing ride and I highly recommend it!

This is the best ride in all of Disneyland and California Adventure Park by a mile. The rides are constant so the wait is never long so you can often experience it more than once. Goes from a stop to 100kmh and features an upside down loop. Make sure to go on it early as you will want to go on it more than once.

Rode this three times. The 2nd time, the ride stopped while we were at the top. Maintenance had to come get us, which took 30 minutes. I'm happy it wasn't too hot as we were stopped in the sun. They did give a multi lane pass, but that doesn't include the popular rides. This ride is great, though. Must try.

The Incredicoaster is a fantastic family thrill ride, delivering a long, smooth, and exciting experience with a fun Incredibles theme that my coaster-loving kids adored. The launch provides a decent adrenaline rush, and the overall ride length is a welcome change from shorter coasters. While the lines and noise can be a bit much, and the exposed track means sunscreen is essential, the Incredicoaster hits that sweet spot of thrilling without being too scary, making it a must-do for families with kids seeking a good coaster experience.

We rode this 4 times when we visited. There are a few brake runs on this but you don’t slow down which keeps the ride interesting and allows them to run as many trains as they do which is impressive. The theming is minimal yet fits the ride well and it lights up at night too. The main perk of this ride is the crew because they crank out the trains like it’s nothing. They are very efficient and nice and even when the line is long it moves super quick. The ride also has pouches to put all of your things so you don’t have to worry about loosing anything and I was very lucky to get fireworks during the ride from Disneyland it was a perfect end to the day.

We experienced this roller coaster at night, which made it even more thrilling! The lines were long, but with the Genie Pass, we selected a time and waited less than five minutes to board. The ride was intense and exhilarating—an absolute blast! We loved every moment of it, but if you’re not a fan of fast roller coasters, this might not be the ride for you.

This is one of the best rides in either of the Disneyland parks in Anaheim. The ride starts as you gently glide past Helen Parr ( Incredible Mom ) lasso of Jack - Jack. Then you come to a stop on the waterfront across from the Lighthouse Lounge on Pixar Pier. You hear a countdown then you are rocketed into the first climb with tremendous acceleration. ( I would describe as Exceleration. ) After a few crazy turns you climb, drop, turn, and then the loop! We rode in the rear seat and the first seat. The first seat was the best! Save your lightning pass for the worst queue times.

The Incredicoaster is easily one of the best rides at California Adventure. If you're into speed, drops, and that classic thrill ride feel with a Pixar twist, this one delivers every time. The launch at the start is intense in the best way. You go from zero to screaming in seconds, and the loop is smooth but still gets your heart racing. The Incredibles theming is super fun and adds a nice storyline to what could have been just another coaster. The music, the visuals, even the tunnel scenes with Jack-Jack keep it exciting from start to finish. The wait times can be long depending on the day, but if you time it right or use Genie+, it's more than worth it. It's fast, fun, and has enough intensity to keep thrill seekers happy without being too extreme for casual riders. A must-ride if you're visiting the park. I'd ride it twice if I could.

Still a classic. They no longer let you do lightning lane twice in one day. Don't forget about the last punch jolt at the end. Great photo op !! It does close early for world of color so be mindful of that! Great ride that rivals some six flags rides

There aren't very many rides at DCA (Disney California Adventures) so if you're a thrill seeker, this is one of your must rides. The only downside here is that it does break down here and there, but that's typical of any Disney ride. L O C A T I O N Incredicoaster is the first ride you encounter while walking down the main area of Pixar Pier in DCA. You get a choice of Standby, Lightning Lane and my new favorite, Single Rider Lane. R I D E It's a pretty solid rollercoaster with everything you'd want: twists, turns, loops and a nicely themed Incredible ride. Don't miss the smell of cookies. It's one of the "faster" loading rides when both lanes are open. But of course if it's a full day at the park, everyone will be riding this ride so just plan accordingly. We didn't need to be seated together for this ride as we've done it before so Single Rider was perfect for us. It's pretty fun as you get to go up and down the elevators to be in the line. Luckily we did end up getting seated with each other. Just lucked out and of course just nice Disney Cast Members who knew we were together. Don't expect a gigantic group to get on the ride together in single rider. But if you're one or two, I think they're pretty nice about it. Be ready for the photo near the end. It's around the part when you kind of go up and down two hills. Also be careful for abrupt stops. Other than that, it's one fun ride. O V E R A L L One of your thrill rides and you do have to meet a height requirement. Go when the lines are short of course and take advantage of the single rider lane when it makes sense. This is one we do make sure to ride when we're in DCA.

Long lines but that will never change because the ride is amazing. If I can use one word to describe it... it would probably be AAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hands down the best thrill ride in either park -- it's pretty fast, it follows a good story (the Incredibles family trying to keep up with Jack Jack), and it's got a loop-de-loop. And while you shouldn't compare this coaster to the best coasters in the world, it truly is a great ride that's fun to ride without making you ever feel like you're going to die (saying this as someone who loves the fastest and craziest coasters -- went on Velocicoaster and Hulk four times each last week in Orlando). Would definitely recommend!

I'm a big dude, And was honestly surprised at how well I fit into Incredicoaster... This coaster is FUN!!!! ITS FAST, with great twists, turns, tunnels, and loops! That's the key though.. it feels inclusive. Like even if you're big or tall, you'll fit and be able to have fun. 10/10 recommended.

Fun coaster on the DCA side. Line was decent and moved fairly quickly. Ride was super smooth. One of the better rides here. Absolutely recommend.

One of the best roller coasters at Disney California Adventures. The coaster goes fast and steep, but also does an upside down loop, which I love! Make sure you check in on your little ones (ours was terrified) before and after the ride. An incredicookie works really well as an incentive and reward for both adults and kids who are scared of riding the coaster! Enjoy!!

No pictures because I think k I DIED a little..good thing I'm part cat...I maybe have 2 left ..I was SO SCARED..but I up and running again!

Fastttttt ! It's crazy fast. Super intense. Lots of twists and turns on this roller coaster. And it does go upside down. So if you don't like that, then skip this one. It starts you off by catapulting you from 0 to what felt like 100 lol It is so fast. And then you go through a serious of twists and turns. It is a smooth roller coaster which is nice. There's no herky jerky stuff lol Which I appreciate because I'm done with roller coasters that give you back and neck pain from them whiplash lol I'm too old for that ish! Thankfully, this one is smooth like butter!

This is my favorite ride at Disney California Adventure Park. Incredicoaster is the sixth-longest steel roller coaster in the world and reaches speeds of 55 mph. It is such a blast. It used to be called California Screamin' before is was themed after "The Incredibles" movie. My favorite part of the ride is when it launches from 0 to 55 mph in 4 seconds. There is an upside-down loop and lots of twists and turns. But the high speed of this ride is what makes it fun. The ride itself goes for about 2 min and 40 secs. Ride Incredicoaster at night for some extra thrill.

I never think of rollercoasters when I think of Disney, even though I should. But the thing about Disney is that they know how to hide a rollercoaster in plain sight...except this one. This one is front and center and there is no way to miss it when in the park, heck, even outside the park. I'm always a sucker for a good coaster as well. I appreciate a chance to sit down and be thrilled by a fast paced ride. Once I'm buckled in I'm ready to go. I don't know much about this coaster prior to my visit besides what I saw on television and print ads. With that I know that a lot of people were less than impressed with this when it first opened. Not much else has changed with the layout of the coaster, but they have updated it to include The Incredibles. Once you are locked into the car your senses gets attacked from all angles with Incredibles. Screens, lights, and most importantly sound. The sounds are enough to distract you from the "take off." That is if you aren't paying close attention to the types of sounds. When in position, it's a countdown and then you are literally off. You take off at 55 mph, shooting your through a tunnel and making you feel like Dash is lending his speed to you to you to get your through the twists and turns before you return to the station. Throughout the rest of the ride you encounter the remaining family members who lend their powers to help you rescue Jack Jack. The whole thing takes little over two and a half minutes, but it feels like mere seconds and you are done with this ride. It is exhilarating and kind of refreshing when you been in the park on a hot day. We used the Fast Pass to get this ride checked off our list. It really is an amazing feature and helps you not have to stand in line all day. I know I'm not the biggest fan of this, but it's is almost a must in a Disney park.

As a rollercoaster lover, I believe this brings out every thrill and expectation for us rollercoaster riders. In the shoes of someone who does not like rollercoasters, I can see this ride being very overwhelming lol (multiple deep dips causing major belly flop feels, upside down turns, rapid start in the beginning) Tip right away: There are no lockers and they also require you to hold your belongings. My dad literally had to hold onto life to his big backpack between his feet as it did not fit in the tiny net pouch the ride provides. The major dips and upside turns were definitely not it for people who had to hold on to their belongings. This rollercoaster definitely requires a wait as it's one of the bigger and lengthier rollercoasters but it is worth the wait. I loved the fun audio effects, turns, speed, etc. Incredicoaster is definitely one of my go-to rides at DCA.

Located in Pixar Pier's Incredibles' Park neighborhood, the Incredicoaster boasts enclosed tunnels, just like the movie Incredibles 2 meaning inspired by. Very cute not so scary in case your scared lol.

An epic long term visit in the line, but with a good payoff. This was a classic Roller coaster, with modern touches.

Since the days of California Screamin' I have loved this ride in Disney California Adventure (DCA). The retheme has been very clever, and love the placement of selling Nom Noms after the ride since there is a chocolate chip cookie scent (separate review). I do enjoy The Incredibles theme, but miss the original ride as the park is supposed to have a California theme. Photo Tip: When you go over the three small hills, you will do a turn and that will be when the picture is. Also, make sure you download the Disneyland App so you can enter the code in the Photos section by clicking Link Photos. No need to snap a photo from your phone, and have the higher quality version!

TLDR: camera is so humbling it hurts. Hand's down one of the best rides at Disney. The staff are friendly, quick to get people on/off the rides, and are helpful. Came in on a Thursday afternoon: the Single Rider line wasn't horrible to wait in (about 25min) compared to the standby 60min line. Absolutely love the loop as I get to see Pixar Pier + love how it makes my stomach feel like it's in knots. The camera really got me today, but such a fun ride to go on. Not super fast but just enough to have you smiling through it. 10/10.

There's this part in the beginning where you have to wait, and it squirts water out but you don't get wet . The anticipation just drives you crazy. Also, the music is very trancing. As a fact, it feels like music that you would listen to when you're getting hypnotized . My friend said are we waiting here for too long . I said no they're just sending a subliminal messages . They probably are ! I swear by the end of this ride, I felt that I needed to be a keyholder. Coincidence I think not. #Upside downRideAreTheBest.#FiveStar

As much as I miss the classic California Screamin' that opened in 2001 with the grand opening of Disney's California Adventure, the ride is pretty much the same and has just gone through a facelift in 2018 when rebranding to the Incredicoasters and the entire Paradise Pier became Pixar Pier. While the visual of the vertical loop in the signature shape of Mickey Mouse's head is no longer visible, the structure is still there. My boyfriend and I are total roller coaster junkies. On one visit here, I went on the ride THREE TIMES. I was lucky that after one of my rides, I saw the wait was 15 minutes, so I decided to get back in line while that short wait was still available, because without Genie Plus, this line can be over an hour of waiting. I enjoy going on both during the day and night, since at night, the entire park lights up and is really beautiful to view as you're on the ride. Story-wise, the integration of the Incredibles and Edna is really clever. Keep your eyes open to catch sight of them as you go through the ride. And don't forgot to smile for the camera near the end of the ride! It may take a few rides before you learn where it's located. It's pretty obvious, because it's a bright flash in your face. Overall, the ride mechanics and feel is the same classic California Screamin'.

Incredicoaster is a fabulous coaster combining a story featuring the Incredibles characters with lights in the various tunnels and of course a loop. Lightning lane is the way to go with this one since it is very popular and saves you time. Yes there is a backstory to the ride but since I'm not that familiar with the movie I just ride for the fun. Your coaster starts out with a propelled straight lunch into the ascending tunnel full of lights. You also shoot through a pool of water but don't really get wet. The ride comes with themed music from the movie as well. As you do sidewinders you end up in more tunnels showing what I would imagine is the rescue of the baby but it is so fast you can't keep up with it. You then hit the dreaded loop but it goes so quickly you're then into another part of the twists. The ride ends with a view of some of the characters though glass signifying a happy ending. One of the things I do like about this metal coaster is that you are not thrashed from side to side and banging your ears against it. I hate when metal coasters do that which is another reason why I prefer the woods. This is a fun filled thrill ride and since it is in the amusement section of CA Adventure it would not be complete to not have a coaster here. From the hotel where we were staying we had a good view of this coaster both at day and at night. If you love coasters then this is one you cannot miss. Located in Pixar Pier in CA Adventure.

Best rollercoaster at Disneys California Adventure we went on it twice. It is super fast and really gets your adrenaline going, you feel secure while seating there is a speaker beside your head that gives the ride more of a thrilling aspect. Makes you feel like your really g chasing Jack Jack. There is plenty of ups and downs a swirling circle you go through once just over all a great ride!! Must get the lightening lane it really makes a difference in the Disney trip experiences.

This coaster is great because it's pretty long and has a lot of fun audio effects related to the Incredibles family trying to get ahold of Jack Jack! Pretty silly and cute, honestly. It definitely feels like Disney quality coaster! I wouldn't say this is really a scary ride, but I think that's a personal thing. It has a lot of fun twists, turns, but not super deep drops or anything like that to the point where your stomach turns, at least not for myself or anyone in my group. I just love how there is a whole story to the ride. I love Edna so much!

I prefer this ride at night because it feels better with cold air and adds to the Violet portion of the rollercoaster. The line moves quickly but if you want even less of a wait then you can get in the single rider line. Feels good to take a seat in the rollercoaster after a long day of walking. It has visuals, sound, and smells. The cookie portion of the ride has convinced me more than once to buy a Jack Jack cookie. I love the detail of the multiplying Jack Jack's nearing the end of the ride. Don't forget to smile at the end for the picture! Highly recommend as it's the only rollercoaster at the parks with a loop.

What a fantastic update to a classic attraction. This attraction is best to ride after dark. Some elements in the tunnels and out really pop in the darkness. The excitement of the launch is just the beginning of the fun! The theming is on point. The Incredible Story fits in well into the coaster setting. It is a must ride for our family everytime we visit.

I miss CA screamin' and the more CA themed ride but it's the same coaster either way. At least it sort of still looks like the Giant Dipper as a throwback to CA boardwalks. Being a pretty big coaster guy with countless hours in roller coaster tycoon and SoCal amusement parks-- I love this coaster and wish Disney made more like it. It's got a launch, great drops, nice helix turns, and a loop! Keeps it exciting throughout.

Incredible 'Incredicoaster': With the entrance situated just beyond the Incredible's arch, this fun, fast, and smooth coaster, and the only Disney California Adventure ride featuring one loop, doesn't scrimp on the signature Disney-story-telling magic. With the Incredible's characters, voices, and even smell, scattered throughout, this ride still does what you ask of any Disney ride, which is to transport you to another world. This is one that often can be a bit easier to wait in line for (or check-out the single rider line), so not one I typically prioritize when making lightening lane selections with genie+. I always find this one fun, and yesterday's visit made it all the more enjoyable - we managed to get on in under 15 minutes! Also, check out Jack-Jack Cookie Num Nums near the exit (or prepare yourself from refraining to because remember those smells I mentioned?! Yup! they pump the freshly-baked cookie smell on the ride!) I've enjoyed these sugar-filled treats at past visits, but I'd suggest to grab 1, or 2 to share based on your group's size because they are big, and rich!

The Incredicoaster at Disney Anaheim California is an awesome ride for kids of all ages. Ride the coaster both during the day time and at night because the lights are really cool.

Way back, deep within California Adventure, opposite of the entrance, you will find the biggest rollercoaster at the Disneyland Resort - INCREDDDDDDICOAAAAAASTER! You won't find it at any other DLR so come to Anaheim to experience it. Why I *love* Incredicoaster: ~The Incredibles theming is fantastic. You're on a dash to try to catch Jack-Jack and it's a fun journey popping in and out of tunnels. Originally this coaster was called California Screamin'. Cute name sure, but it needed some Disney-fying. ~I feel the need for speed. And this is the fastest ride at the Disneyland Resort at 55mph. ~Not only is it the fastest at DLR, but it is the longest inverting roller coaster in the entire world! I love when a roller coaster ride doesn't zip by in thirty seconds. This is 1:20 which makes a world of difference in the high speed realm. ~That launch! There is a countdown and then, no slow build ups here! You shoot like a rocket into the first tunnel. ~You might not realize it but when you do your upside down loop, you're in a Mickey Mouse head! So cool. Incredicoaster is a good ol' fashioned steel rollercoaster. It's definitely in my top 3 rides at California Adventure so I try to ride it every time I'm there. It is part of Disney Genie + so if you want to skip the wait (which usually hovers around 60 minutes), you can pay $20pp for front of the line access.

08-11-2022 This is one of THE best rides in Disney California Adventure! I loved the Incredibles movie and they transformed this ride so well! You will find this ride in Pixar Pier. Riders go from 0 to 55 mph in less than five seconds at the start! What a great anticipatatory beginning! There are tubes which are fun to go through because they are lit and have scenes from the movie in there. The Mrs. Incredible (aka Helen Parr & Elastigirl) figure in the second tube is 53 feet long. Jack-Jack appears 19 times throughout the attraction. It is funny to see Jack-Jack at the end of the ride... he's huge! Stats: *It is the only roller coaster at the Disneyland Resort with an inversion. *It is the fastest at the park with a top speed of 55 miles per hour (89 km/h). *It is 6,072 feet long. *It is 122 feet high. *It has a 108-foot drop *It has 2 minute, 36-second ride time. *It is the 6th longest sit down roller coaster in the world as of 2022. When I first rode this roller coaster, it was California Screamin'! It was revamped into the Incredicoaster in 2018. California Screamin' closed on January 8, 2018, and reopened as the Incredicoaster on June 23, 2018. Such a quick transformation period! If you are using the Disability Access Service (DAS), you check in with the Cast Member at the Lightning Lane and they will instruct you where to go. There are elevators, so if you can't use the stairs, this is a great help! This ride should be experienced in the day and at night! Other pictures: The Incredibles ( https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/incredicoaster-anaheim?select=Yru-PEh-YWdft4cvkLmavQ ) Elastigirl ( https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/incredicoaster-anaheim?select=EO57o8xoYc94b5NMWCPuGQ ) ( https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/incredicoaster-anaheim?select=YeFE61H4m0SehvSDX5n93Q ) Mr. Incredible ( https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/incredicoaster-anaheim?select=7Dp-xr-yLWnChEhc7EVcbA ) The Incredibles Children ( https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/incredicoaster-anaheim?select=Y166YHCmRpqBEWFYIlMYlQ ) Violet ( https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/incredicoaster-anaheim?select=0owl52w6mZxqk49bZa704w ) Dash ( https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/incredicoaster-anaheim?select=tZvW2h8HpTb0U0yzjmWj4A ) Jack-Jack ( https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/incredicoaster-anaheim?select=XOGLgYOv00k-CnQ_rpkYmw) Mr. Incredible & Edna Mode ( https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/incredicoaster-anaheim?select=RhB5W1JcO34EeBDy4gu6fg ) View from the top (https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/incredicoaster-anaheim?select=hrBGnr4SOvIpGoPmaA1JYg ) Edna E Mode ( https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/incredicoaster-anaheim?select=iAspBz5-U5qJNhPQ52niJg) Frozone ( https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/incredicoaster-anaheim?select=pSL0ODq23dnTYZfytx8rvQ ) When MaxPass was a thing in 2018 ( https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/incredicoaster-anaheim?select=OdhTDOzde6hEnUg0NlfkwA )

Back in the day this was the "California Screamin'". I have always loved this ride. Unsure how true but they used to brag that it was the fastest roller coaster launch. It was a long time til I was able to visit again and was already rebranded to the "Incredicoaster". Our first visit to the park as a family, this ride was under refurbishment. That word is the biggest disappointment in your plans for a trip to Disney. Every single visit there will be at least a few of your favorites under renovation, repair or renewal... so fast forward 5 years later and we actually are able to experience this ride together! Its always one of my biggest joys to live out enjoyable firsts with my kids. Their first time means unknown. They don't know if they're scared, but they sure are anxious! I knew very well that this is a very thrilling and enjoyable ride. You experience all the funs! High speeds, upside-down loop, twists and turns for a good amount of time. Not one of those where you shoot off and before you know it, its done. It also takes your pic somewhere in the mix! Looking at the pictures of all of us, I can say we all had a blast. Seeing the look on your faces will have you smiling from ear to ear. This ride does allow Lightning Lane reservation so definitely take advantage of that! Also check in the app to see when wait times die down. This is one of those rides you'll want to ride more than once. It looked like they did have a single rider lane, but it seemed extremely long for single rider... js.

I always try to ride this coaster everytime I go to DCA. I've been on this coaster since it opened back in 2001 when it was California Screamin' and it's still just as fast/smooth now than it was back then. I like all the Incredibles movie references and the new look of the queue is really cool and the background music too! Everyone from the cast members at the entrance to people adults and children in line couldn't stop dancing to the 60's go-go music. The best part of the ride are the acceleration up the first lift in the beginning and the upside down loop!

Incredicoaster is a rebranding of the Mickey Coaster. The only ride in both parks with a loop. One of the most high octane rides in both parks. Located in the Pixar Pier. Long lines during peak hours. They do have single rider lines as well. I love the Incredibles concept now. The Dash countdown is perfect. Super fast, super fun. Over in a flash. Cannot wait to ride again!!!

Not sure why but this ride actually scared me a little bit! I haven't been afraid of a ride since the Hulk so I was surprised to feel this. I was tense the whole ride so I didn't really enjoy it but in general I could tell it was a fun ride. I'd like to ride it again and see if my nerves chill out or what. I usually love rollercoasters so I have no clue what about this ride got to me.

I was finally able to ride the Incredicoaster and wow, it is hands down my favorite ride at California Adventure! For the past few years, I've seen photos and videos of this ride and have been waiting to visit and go on it myself. Just as I hoped for, it was such an awesome experience. It's located in Pixar Pier and is so incredibly well designed and decorated, from start to finish. The takeoff is fast and exciting, the loop is thrilling, and the decorations, characters, and music all throughout the line area and ride are so beautiful and fun, really adding to the experience! We used Genie+ and went in the lightning lane, which saved us some time. I was lucky to get to ride in the very front car! It was so much fun and even better than I expected. I can't wait to come back and ride the Incredicoaster again! So worth it and definitely my new favorite ride!

Woo hoo... this is the only ride in Disneyland that is a full fledge roller coaster that goes upside in a loopdey loop. Get this... it goes 122 feet high and drops 108 feet at speeds up to 55 mph. This is definitely not for the faint hearted and folks shorter than 48 inches tall. It's located on Pixar Pier. The theme of this ride is the Incredibles. Elastigirl leaves baby Jack Jack with Edna to babysit. Above where the ride picks up the passengers, there is a scene of Edna's living room with her and Jack Jack as he teleports about. You guessed it, Jack Jack escapes. The Incredible Family goes chasing after him. This is explained over the PA system. Supposedly there are chase scenes in the ride tubes. The scenes are generated by colored lights. But hey I rode this twice during the day and noticed none of the scenes. I suppose the scenes would be more visible at night. But I don't have the guts to ride this at night. And speaking about screaming. This ride was rebranded to the Incredicoaster in a June 2018 from California Screamin. I had a blast riding this. Remember to smile because your photo is taken towards the end of the ride.

Incredicoaster is located in Disney's California Adventure along the Pier. It's next to Toy Story Mania and a the Carousel ride. There is a height requirement 48'' to be able to ride Incredicoaster. My daughter and I have visited Disneyland on several occasions. She was tall enough to ride it and was super excited to try it out! The wait time was decent on a Monday mid-morning around 11:00 A.M. We waited about 10 minutes to hop on the Incredicoaster. The wait queue was Incredibles themed. You could read the history on each super hero as you walked through the queue. This ride was pretty intense. The ride does have a inverse. My first inverse I ever rode and it wasn't that bad! The speed is fast! It blasts you off at top speeds and there are some pretty big drops during the ride. The view of theme park is beautiful though! I only got a chance to ride this during the day, however, I could imagine this ride being absolutely amazing during the night time, with all of the lights. My daughter really enjoyed it! It's one of her new favorite rides!

YEAAAAAH! I LOOOOOVE Incredicoaster! "Once we were snugly seated we took off like a bullet after Dash counted down the launch! Through the whole ride you get a "The Incredibles" themed adventure through music, story voice overs and fun twists and turns! Super fun, especially at night when the tubes are pitch black except for the Incredibles decorations!

One of my favorite roller coasters. If you don't want to pay for lighting lane, you can single rider line.

If you love rollercoasters (I do not) you'll love IncrediCoaster. I am not a rollercoaster fan but accompanied my children (oh what we moms do for the young people we adore) and while I did not find it enjoyable, I could fully appreciate the awesomeness that this ride is to those who love such a thrill. There's plenty to look at while making your way to the front of the line and the employees were friendly. So five stars it is.

The Incredicoaster is a Disney/ Pixar renovation upgrade from the old California Screaming Coaster. The new and welcomed characters from the Incredibles and added coaster scapes give the coaster personality and offers great storytelling features about losing Jack Jack. The incredibles use their super powers to get him back. You are taken on a fun, whirl wind ride of up, downs and twists along the coaster path with a new incredibles soundtrack. Although, structurally, it is the same coaster, it adds more Disney imagineering magic and takes you on a wildly fast journey. It's queue lines moves more people quickly even when lines are crowded since they are using two loading stations. It's rare to see a 75 minute wait here like you would see for Space Mountain. This long adventure ride takes you to one end of the park and back multiple times in seconds with breathtaking aerial views of DCA and Disneyland. It's Incredible!

Great ride! went on it 3 times in one day, absolutely worth it! only criticism is the pacing is meh

I do like California Screaming as a roller coaster better, but the Incredicoaster is still a thrilling ride with loops and elevated views of Pixar Pier. The lines move surprisingly fast too!

Top 3 fav ride between both parks! If you can only do it once, go at night! The lights inside the tunnels only come on at night and they add a lot of pizazz to your ride! They squirt out the smell of Jack Jack's cookies at the peak of the hill inside the 2nd tunnel. Smells so delish every time! The only part I'm not super thrilled on is the upside down loop, but it's over super quickly luckily! I get sick on spinny rides, but even with my issues with that, this ride isn't ever enough to make me sick! If you wanna sit in the first row, just ask and there's a special little corner where they'll have you wait. I personally like the back on this one bc it feels faster. The camera is on the last turn to the left. You'll go through a set of little hills, then a big left turn - the cam is at the bottom of that turn. The waiting platform right before you board has some of the best lighting for pics! Whatever ride time shows on the app, mark off 5-10 min bc the line always moves super fast!

ALSO one of the rides that I have put off going on since the friends that I go with aren't huge roller coaster fans. Was blessed to be able to experience this ride during the cast member preview as a +1 and it took less than a 10 minute wait. Absolutely unheard of. Who woulda thought that I'd experience this ride during a pandemic haha? It's the same format as the old roller coaster, except with a touch of the Incredibles all throughout the ride. You hear audio clips from the characters and see them at certain parts of the ride. Was also fortunate enough to see Mrs. Incredible doing the countdown next to the ride on the pier. Definitely one of the most intense rides of both the parks, but in comparison to other parks, it's pretty tame. The drops and the speed are super fun for sure. Worth it for me for sure, especially for such a short wait !

My brother and I enjoyed riding the incredicoaster at Disney California adventure last weekend on July 3rd and we absolutely loved it. Also, it's our first time ever since, I've been waiting to ride on some of those rides from Disney California adventure as a kid to young adult. Yes, we enjoyed the fastest ride as we were younger. Still, I have to try the radiator springs racers at cars land, Spider-Man web slinger, and rise of the resistance from Disneyland next year, when there's no crowded people after, New Year's Day. Anyway, it's now my new favorite ride along with guardians of the galaxy mission breakout this summer.

This is probably my second favorite ride in California Adventure Land after The Guardians of the Galaxy. Taking off in the roller-coaster is a lot of fun but I wish it was taller and the drops were more steep but overall it won't disappoint,imho. Tip: Use the single rider option to bypass the long lines when it is busy. Enjoy the ride!

Love this coaster!!! It was rethemed to the Incredibles last year and it is so cute!! The full track of the ride is the same as Screamin', but Disney added lots of additions to the story-line of the ride with voice overs and characters. This is one of the bigger coasters in the parks with loops and big drops and speeds up to 55 mph, it takes up a big footprint in Pixar Pier at Disney's California Adventure Park. During the tunnel sections of the ride, the Incredibles family comes out and they are looking for baby Jack Jack. In the end, Mr. Incredible uses Jack Jack's weakness, chocolate chip cookies aka Cookie Num Num, to lure him back. There is a section of the ride where you can smell the cookies! Good thing, you can get Cookie Num Nums when you exit the ride!! You won't regret it! Warm chocolate chip cookies as big as your palm! Lines can get long but they move fast. Once you get to the platform, it goes quick. Make sure you are ready and put those Mickey ears away. Must be 48 inches to ride. Make sure to get a Fastpass!! If you're up for the challenge, definitely recommended!

Ahhhhhh. I finally rode this ride after 8 years of avoiding it. California Screamin used to be my number 1 ride. Somewhere along the line I got scared to ride it. So I haven't, for 8 years. Now that it is Incredicoaster I finally bit the bullet a few days ago. I believe it is a little smoother going upside down than it used to be. I rode it twice and the first time I didn't lean my head back so it got slammed around a bit. I definitely recommend leaning your head back against the headrest. And be ready for your picture to be snapped. I never remember when so I just smile the whole ride... haha! So glad I'm back to loving this ride!

Circling upside down at the new Pixar Pier at Disney's California Adventure... I never rode this rollercoaster when it was California Screamin', so I really cannot compare it to anything except Space Mountain and Thunder Mountain at Disneyland. In my opinion, this is smoother and faster; has a good story/theme; and has more variety. I liked the story of The Incredibles and the physical variations in the ride such as twists and turns, stops and bursts of speed, and of course, the 360 degree circle full speed ahead. I liked the centrifugal force better than the G- force. The centrifugal force felt more gradual and subtle. The G-force ripped my heart from my chest and left it at the beginning of the ride on the tracks! Uhg! I felt unwell afterwards...haha! I needed comfort food and a coke! Next time, I will pass on this ride and let you have your turn. The line was so long - maybe because this ride just opened about two weeks ago. Luckily, there is a Fast Pass so you can do other things and return at a later time with much less of a wait! Enjoy!