Peter Pan's Flight

Even though this is a simple ride, it’s one of the busiest ones. I have bias with nostalgia, and I love the simple ride and animatronics, but it’s usually a long wait for this one!

First time riding this ride and I absolutely loved it but my husband who is afraid of heights was definitely a little scared with the dramatic dips and drops like you’re flying around Neverland but it honestly felt like I was Peter Pan or Tinker Bell or Wendy flying around Neverland and what a feeling as an adult to experience that

Peter Pan's Flight is in my opinion not worth the wait. Maybe it was just that it was too over hyped, or I expected too much from my childhood memories. The ride was very mellow which is awesome for small children. My main disappointment was that it was such a short ride for such a long wait time.

This ride is the most popular one inside the castle because it always have a long line. When we first tried to get in line for this ride, I saw that the wait was 50 minutes so I decided to go on the other rides inside the castle first and then come back. When we came back the wait was about 35 minutes so it wasn't as bad as before. Once you're on the ride, you'll see why it's very popular. It make it seem like you're flying around London and Neverland. The ride only last at most 3 minutes but it will be a fun ride for the kids.

One of the better rides in this area for younger kids. A bit more exciting flying in a pirate ship. Kids loved it. Surprisingly long lines for this ride.

Wow. This is the ride you must do when at Disneyland. It’s amazing. The lines are long, it can get up to an hour or more but so worth it. Your flying over London! It’s unbelievably realistic and fun. The boat (car) you take on this ride is suspended over your head and it’s effortless. Can’t recommend this enough. You will not be disappointed. Pro Tip: Lines are shorter after the 9:30pm fireworks.

Adorable ride that is great for families of all ages. Line is usually long but moves fast. I would recommend going straight to the ride first thing in the morning or late at night. It is not wheelchair accessible you would need to transfer

Another Fantasyland favorite. This is probably the most popular of the classic movie rides so expect longer lines. Similar to the other Fantasyland rides, Peter Pan's Flight is a short slow moving ride through a darkened series of animatronic characters and scenes from the movie. The riders are carried through in a hanging car that resembles a boat. The ride lasts less than 5 minutes but it's worth it.

Peter Pan's Flight is the classic ride that amazing the children and young at heart. It's where dreams come true and a place where you leave all your worries behind. Always worth a visit, especially if the line is less than 30 minutes. My son says it's his favorite ride. He asked for me to take him again just to ride it. Simple, well thought out and just long enough for riders to be captivated. Be back soon.

The wait time for this ride is always around 40 minutes. It's obvious this ride is the most popular dark ride at Fantasyland because this is the only unique one that has a floating track. The rides here are all pretty much outdated and just there for nostalgic reasons - and mainly made for little kids. The ride is only 3 minutes long and the ending is pretty abrupt and underwhelming. It's honestly not worth having to wait 40 minutes for it. But if you're just going to pick one ride in this area, Peter Pan is clearly the best one. The problem though is there is only one row (max 3 people) per cart. They need to upgrade this to load more people/faster.

This is one of my favorite rides growing up that was actually one of the original rides debuted on opening day in 1955! You hop aboard a flying pirate ship just like in the beloved classic, touring the kids bedroom and beautiful nighy sky! I was excited to finally take my hubby and our daughters on it! It's a short leisure ride(baby friendly) that I would recommend going on at least once when you visit Fantasyland! SYOY! :-)

This ride is a cult favorite and I can see why! To start off with, if the line is under a 40 minute wait, go jump in. Most of the early entry people come here first so the line can get long quickly. You get on a pirate ship that can seat up to four people (if there are small children) and you sore over Neverland. This is a contrast to other rides where your view is from ground level. Great colors! Great characters! Just a wonderful ride

Well worth the wait! It was such a cute ride. Disney did a good job with the props and making you feel like you're flying through Neverland. Two very enthusiastic thumbs up!

I don't get the draw of this ride. One of the longest lines and a super short simple ride. My daughter was unimpressed and that says a lot,

Old school classic Disney! It's one of the original remaining rides that existed and was in operation on Disneyland's opening day in 1955. Man, to think there are Disney adults older than Disneyland! Lines for this ride are always very long, for good reason! It is a classic, and after launching from the Darlings' nursery, you fly over London and Neverland in a pirate ship! It was kind of cool to see how this ride has upgraded over the years, integrating new technologies while also maintaining the classic figures and animatronics that have withstood the test of time. A must-ride when you're in Disneyland!

5 stars If you like classic things, this is one classic ride you can't miss! Lines are always long, but if the wait time is less than 25 minutes, you got lucky. Before you get in this long line, grab a cup of coffee and/or snack and enjoy the chaos. The ride itself is cute and sweet. Since this is the OG ride, I won't compare it to the Peter Pan ride at Disney World. (But Disney World's is pretty darn cute too! Some differences though.)

First time on this ride, despite having come here several times in the past. It's a lovely ride, but definitely old and not as smooth as it could be. It's a unique experience you can't find anywhere else in the park, so I understand the popularity of it. Worth experiencing, but be prepared for a long wait as it's one of the more popular rides in the park.

This ride is not just a classic from the Disneyland first opened, but a ride that has withstood the test of time. It is always a blast to take Peter Pan's Flight over London and off to Neverland! This is definitely an attraction that draws a crowd whether it's at rope drop or even park closing - notorious for always being 30+ minute waits. I try to visit once a trip as this ride reminds me of my childhood & I'll never grow up just like Peter Pan! Be sure to check out this attraction and have a magical day at Disneyland.

Soar over London and Neverland aboard your very own pirate ship! Peter Pan is probably in my top 5 classic Disney movies and Peter Pan's Flight is definitely in my top 5 favorite attractions. It's one of the few original 1955 rides that is still open and while it is considered to be a "kiddie" ride, it is incredibly popular with kids and adults alike! Even though the wait can be pretty long, my trip is not complete without it!

They've revamped this ride, it's darling, one of my favorites in fantasy land. Now worth the line wait.

GETTING HERE: Located at Disneyland in the marvelous land of Fantasyland. Once you walk through Sleeping Beauty Castle from the Main Street USA side head to your right and get in line. Just a tip: be prepared to wait. REVIEW: Let's return to Neverland! I am obsessed with old school Disney and their movies and Disneyland in general. I suppose everyone else is as obsessed as I am, hence the long, long, long lines every time I am at the park. It's worth it though! This is a dark ride (attraction) that pulls you in to the story of Peter Pan in London - and you're riding in a pirate ship! I love the progression of the ride so much! This attraction takes me back to my childhood and such great memories of my youth! There are a couple of very small drops throughout, but nothing significant that would be concerning for any littles. It's just a magical experience overall. :) Definitely recommend to young and old alike.

Just can't leave the park without getting on this ride/ it's a must for me. I love the feeling as your ship soars and meanders on a course to Peter's Never Never Land. Noticed the mermaid lagoon has changed as you dip down on your ride. If you're familiar with this classic story of Peter Pan, Wendy, John, Michael, Captain Hook and other characters you will hopefully enjoy this ride too. I closed my eyes on part of the beginning of the ride to engage myself to the music and motion of the ride ... ahhh! Charming and comforting.

Return to Never Land in this exciting ride, Peter Pan's Flight! You'll be soaring over London aboard an enchanted pirate ship to Never Land with Peter Pan! It's a slow ride that is dark, loud, and has small drops. There is no height restriction. Peter Pan's Flight is one of the more popular rides at Disneyland. There is always a long wait typically between 35 minutes to an hour. If you want to avoid any wait, you should try to ride it at rope drop, opening at Disneyland around 8:00 A.M. You can instantly get on the ride. During summer, the wait time can get lengthy. There is no fast pass available. Located in Fantasyland, next to Toad's Wild Ride, the queue can extend just beyond the entry point to Fantasyland from the castle gate. It's a lot of fun and you should try to ride Peter Pan's Flight at least once during your visit at Disneyland.

Ride broken down, but decided to wait for the repair. The ride is so simple but magical!

This was fun you are in the air and you look down at the art and sculptures of Peter Pan, Windy her siblings and Captain Jack. Slow ride, dark and loud over head speaking.

One of the best classic rides in all of Disneyland but definitely needs a touch-up. The wait for this ride is insane. Either come here first thing when the park opens, but even on a private event night the wait is still about 45 minutes!! However, this ride is one of the most well themed dark rides and absolutely beautiful even if it's short-lasting (about 2.5 minutes long). On our last visit, the boat we sat in was not well-oiled. It was very jerky through the entire ride and nearly catapulted us off of it when it stopped at the very end. It was so abrupt that it caught us by surprise. Nonetheless, still one of the best rides in all of Disneyland. Absolutely worth a visit if you've never been on it!

My favorite ride in Disneyland! I know the movie itself is outdated and not applicable to today, but I still love the whimsy this ride gives. This ride isn't included with Genie+, so be prepared to wait in a 40min minimum line. Don't worry, it's totally worth it and the line has quite a few hidden themed objects in its structure to keep you occupied!

This ride is the most popular one inside the castle because it always have a long line. When we first tried to get in line for this ride, I saw that the wait was 50 minutes so I decided to go on the other rides inside the castle first and then come back. When we came back the wait was about 35 minutes so it wasn't as bad as before. Once you're on the ride, you'll see why it's very popular. It make it seem like you're flying around London and Neverland. The ride only last at most 3 minutes but it will be a fun ride for the kids.

My favorite ride! I love Peter Pan's Flight in Fantasyland in Disneyland! There is not a lightening lane pass unfortunately. Your best bet is to get there early enough so the wait isn't too long, we got lucky and only waited 30 minutes on a week day. You get to ride on a pirate ship while you enter the the dark attraction that gives you the sensation that you are flying over the city on some parts of the ride. My kiddo LOVED this ride just as much as I did. I would wait in line all over again for this ride!

The wait time for Peter Pan's Flight is similar to the wait time at The Simpsons (Universal Studios). Be prepared to wait between 40 mins to an hour (or more) unless you beeline it straight to Fantasyland at rope drop. Also, make sure you have water, hat and/or sunglasses as well as a mini fan to keep you cool and hydrated while waiting in the first two outer rows on hot/warm days. It gets a little cooler as you near the lines inside and definitely AC inside once you ride your colorful "galleon" [ship] and start flying. Located in Fantasyland across from Mr. Toad's Wild Ride and Pinocchio' Daring Journey. It's a cute and short ride, zipping through the "nighttime sky of London," with the help of Tinkerbell's pixie dust. Then it's off to Never Neverland with Peter Pan, Wendy, John and Michael. You'll also see the Lost Boys, Captain Hook, Smee and Tiger Lily. It's definitely a cute childhood movie refresher while cooling down from the hot/warm weather, heheh! The odds of great pictures or videos are limited, but you make do with what you can. Overall, I enjoy this adorable ride and looking forward to flying with Peter Pan and the Gang again!

For the amount of time you have to wait to get on this ride, its not worth it especially that this ride is really short. It said it was 40 minutes wait, it was more like a 70 minutes wait.

Many people say this is the best ride at Disneyland! It takes you on a wooden ship flying through neverland and the experience mixes feeling closeup with feeling elevated. It is definitely a classic, although it does smell like baby powder often.

I can see why this is one of the most popular rides at Disneyland, despite being one of the many dark rides in Fantasyland. The lines for this ride can easily span 40 minutes to over an hour. It's a popular ride! The "ships" can only carry one "row" of people , so I can see where the delay comes from. Definitely more unique than the other dark rides in a sense where there is no track underneath you and look over London and iconic scenes from the Peter Pan movie. It's really cool to zoom around and even though it feels like you're going down a slope quickly, the ride does brake and slow down . So there's a "slight" feeling of exhilaration there. Definitely worth it if it's not super, super crowded, if you love the movie, or during the last couple minutes the parks are open, so you can for sure be cycled through.

One of the most important ride at Disney. For being an older one the line is always long. You get to Fly! Been awhile, but still enjoyable.

Too bad this 2 minute 20 second ride usually has the longest lines of any dark rides in Fantasyland because it always makes me happy. One of the park's original opening day attractions, people didn't get that *you* were supposed to be Peter Pan. They were confused because they could not find Peter Pan himself in the ride. Talk about being a lost boy. That original version only had Hook, Smee, Tick-Tock, and a captive Tiger Lily. In 1983, the ride copied elements of the 1971 Disney World version, adding an audio-animatronic Pan, Darling kids, Lost Boys, Native Americans, and mermaids plus the pirate ship duel. Guests now rode miniature ships, suspended by rail, like no other ride in the park (except Skyway). But it always had the best element: a forced perspective that allows aerial views 17 feet above Neverland and a moonlit London skyline. If you look closely, you can see St. Paul's Cathedral, Big Ben, the Tower Bridge, the Thames River, Benny Hill, and Uncle Ernie. Well, at least his ashes. Note: Disneyland will ban you from the park and turn you over to Anaheim PD for the misdemeanor violation of scattering human ashes on private property, so don't do it. Being in mourning won't get you, well, off the Hook. By the way, they also have Peter Pan rides in the Fantasyland areas of Disney World, Disneyland Paris, Tokyo Disneyland, and Shanghai Disneyland. They all have unique ride experiences. Disney World has Omnimover-style ramps for faster traffic, an interactive, air-conditioned queue, and a larger scale. Disneyland Paris is 40 seconds longer with a larger scale (they considered having Peter Pan surrender). The Shanghai one (2016) is a little different in that you can stop and change your speed, there's a "splashdown" into Skull Rock, and Nana is noticeably more worried that she may be eaten.

This was our last ride of the day, and it was such a good feel good ride to go on to end the day with! I felt like out of all the staff working at the rides, these staffs were the friendliest! I don't remember this ride being so cute! You fly over the city of London which is super teeny tiny and lit up. Then you do the same through the magical Neverland. The scenes from the cartoon were pretty nostalgic. Wasn't really into Peter Pan as a kid, but this was still quite a treat!

One of the iconic rides at fantasyland. Warning long wait because of the design of the ride. I would hit the ride early Awesome ride but it is quite short. But love the feeling of flying over London and Neverland.

My daughter loves peter pan and has a crush on wendy! Although I am letting her explore her sexuality I am not inclined to explore neverland ever. again. The lines were so long and I ate a pickle beforehand so I was extremely thirsty! When we FINALLY got onto the ride the boat started floating! And I am scared of heights! When I say that I was scared, I say that because I was. However, I just think it wasn't the ride for me!

I remembered the first time I came here. It was fun. Lines can be really long, but you have to be patient. When you ride, it literally feels like you're pulled into the world of Peter Pan and it feels like you're in the sky as you take a tour of the Peter Pan story.

Date of most current visit: June 23, 2018 Out of all the "dark" rides in Fantasyland, Peter Pan's Flight always has a long line out the door (about at least 45-60 minutes on any given weekend). As the wait time was 30 minutes (!) while we were walking through the area, and it had been far too long since we'd ridden it, my girlfriend and I figured, "Why not?" Basically, you're seated in a suspended pirate ship that "flies" across the night skies of London and Never Never Land - the last time we'd ridden it, the Never Never Land rooms were lit up, so it was a bit surprising to see them so... dark. Still, seeing the volcano at night was a nice touch, and the figures of Peter Pan, Hook, Wendy, and the kids are still fun to look at. Despite the short length of the ride - about a little over two minutes - Peter Pan's Flight is definitely the best of the "dark" rides at Disneyland. If you have the patience, it's worth the wait in line... and if the rumors are true, soon they'll be installing a Fast Pass kiosk! "YOU CAN FLY! YOU CAN FLY! YOU CAN FLY!"

A ride with a unique vessel (flying ship that hangs from a rail) and a very pretty opening scene but is super short. I was actually shocked when the final door opened up back to the entrance. I'd really only recommend waiting in a 30min+ line if Peter Pan is one of your favorites or you have nothing else lined up. The good thing is that the line for this ride is Disney Play app supported so kids and adults can distract themselves. It's a scavenger hunt for clues and it's not super obvious so don't expect to get it all right away. There's also a really neat "prize" for completion. We didn't actually play but the people in front of us were so we got to reap the benefits of all of their work.

One of the better theme rides. I loved the 3D illusions and is very gentle as you "fly" over miniatures of London and Neverland. The line goes quicker than most rides yet is often longer for a reason. It's a goodie. Fantasyland's most fun, but among some classics, like Snow White and Mr. Toad.

A classic Disney ride that always has long lines but young and all delight in the experience. We rode on Friday, December 22 and the line was about 30 minutes less than normal. perfect!!

This was my favourite ride that was based of one of the classic animated Disney movies. As with all the rides, they do a great job making it feel really and magical like you're actually there. You can't use genie plus for this one, and it was around a 30-40 minute wait every time we checked the app, so you might wanna go on this one early in the morning or late at night while the parade's going. Also, a lot of today's kids won't have seen the movie, so it might make it more exciting to them to show them scenes from the movie first.

This is one of my favorite rides at the park. I haven't been here in like 10 years, and it's even more magical that I remember. Wait is SUPER long, so try to go early in the morning, or at night before they close for the fireworks. GET the Disney play app while waiting with a group! It was a fun game, as it had question activities that helps you get to know your friends a lot more. Honestly good for adults too! You also get to unlock an interactive lamp in line that can only be opened via the app. I thought it was so cool! It made me and so many others go crazy and made the line bearable! (Pics below, blurry bc i screenshotted it bc it was from my video :/) Ride is also only about a few seconds to a minute I believe? It is worth it though as the inside is so beautiful

This is one of a selected handful that I consider my favorite rides. The story is very well depicted on this ride, as you go on this brief journey of flight. The ride still after all these years has its charm, and it is wonderful to see the the faces of those who have never experienced it. Be prepared the line is long, but it is worth it.

THIS WAY TO NEVERLANDDD!!! My friend and I came here because we are musical theatre geeks so duh Peter Pan for the win! The only part that we didn't like about this was the line. Sadly, it did not have a fastpass, so you have to get here early if you don't want to wait in the long lines. We came here in the afternoon on a Saturday and the line was about 45 minutes wait. Not bad for Disneyland on a weekend, but still pretty long. This ride is super creative. You first board a mini ship which takes you to the story. I loved when we were "flying" above the stars. It was really creative and fun. During the ride, me and my friend were belting out Peter Pan songs. I LOVED how cute it was!!! You literally get to go on the trip with Wendy, Michael, John, and Peter. "I'M FLYINGGGGG!!!"

Singing voice: "You can fly! You can fly! You can fly! You can fly! You can fly!" People don't have wings. I guess that's why airplanes and hot air balloons were invented! But. .. with a little bit of Pixie Dust, faith, and trust, we CAN fly! (Maybe that's why this is one of my favorite rides...) "Second star to the right and straight on 'til morning. .." Join Peter Pan and the gang on an adventure above the city of London! Visit Never Neverland and discover the magic and charm of the Boy who never grew up! Note: this ride doesn't have a Fast Pass. Maybe that's why this ride has the longest line...it's worth it!

In my opinion, this is the best ride in Fantasy Land, but be prepared to wait... Pros: - You get to sit in a flying ship rather than those buggies like the rest of Fantasy land! It's a neat experience! - There's a part where you're flying in the air and there are stars all around you! - Peter Pan is so much fun! Cons: - This ride is possibly about 60 seconds - The wait time is consistent and the longest in Fantasy land ( usually 45 minutes) - They have this rainbow in one of the rooms that looks like paper (you'd think with the amount of money Disney has, they'd upgrade this?). It makes me laugh every time.

Another of the "I didn't know this had a Yelp listing". Although I've been on nearly every ride in the Mouse House, this is the dark ride we all went on as a family of three. The Disneyland dark rides give the highlights of the stories you've grown up with. Same with Peter Pan. And unlike the other dark rides, this track is, and always has been since 1955, above your vehicle and not below, so you truly are flying through the ride. I was impressed with the detail in the sets, so much detail that you cannot take it all in even with four rides. You fly over London, the mermaid lagoon, and get a glimpse of the swordfight between Peter and Captain Hook. I don't know if they used the actual soundtrack from the cartoon, but the voices sure sounded like Bobby Driscoll and Hans Conried. (LONG line, and after waiting for 45 minutes at 11:30 on a spring Saturday, we knew it was time to go to Denny's. But Alice and the Mad Hatter came by and did a little show, and the girl and I were able to get out of line, enjoy the antics, and get back into line. I danced with Alice, yay.) Okay for men (like me), cute for women, and the kids love it. I'd rather have ridden Mister Toad, but this was the girl's trip, and she chose Peter Pan, so there you go.

This is a classic attraction/ride that has been around forever. The ride itself is pretty good, and very cute. I think the best part is that you get to ride in your own flying pirate ship, just like in Peter Pan, especially when you are flying over the tiny building in the night sky. There is not too much excitement or thrill within this attraction/ride, but it can be kinda scary if you are afraid of heights. The ships do not seem super study and you are floating/hanging in the ship. Peter Pan's Flight usually has a CRAZY wait of 60minutes+, and I do not think it's worth that waiting time, and are no FastPasses.

Such a classic! Wait times can be ridiculous but I LOVE it. During the ride you flyover an array of scenes. No fast passes available. This ride is truly for people of all ages. My recommendation is riding this ride as soon as possible as throughout the day the line only gets longer and longer (as it is extremely popular). The ship itself is a bit small we broke our party of 6 into 3 groups of two. The ride itself is short if I'm honest. It doesn't encapsulate a majority of the movie. My favorite part is flying over London. The ride is located in Fantasy Land and no height requirements for this ride. It is dark throughout the ride. Peter Pan is just like me- I refuse to grow up and love spending my time as an adult with no children at Disneyland! Definitely a nice ride and completely worth doing on your trip to Disney.

Whenever I get the chance to ride this ride, I am literally pulled into the story since the scenes and the characters were recreated beautifully. My favorite part is when we get to fly over the city and if you look closely at Big Ben, you will be able to see Mickey Mouse's shadow on the clock face :) There are so many things to look at while you fly through Neverland, so make sure to keep on the lookout for other surprises along the way! The ride does get a bit jerky at times, especially when you are flying downwards and when you make your finally landing at the exit.

One of the most popular rides in Disneyland. I highly recommend it! If you've seen Peter Pan, this ride does it justice. First of all, you're flying so that just makes this ride awesome. I mean yes, there's one part where you think you're going to break the ride leaning forward looking at everything beneath you, but it's so worth it! Lines are ALWAYS long for this ride. Your best bet is to maximize magic morning or right when the park opens. I've tried going at the end of the night but the lines are just as long as during the day.

We go to Disneyland every year and this ride is always a must hit. It's by far the best ride in Fantasy Land, but it also has the longest line so go early or late. At the height of the busy time you will wait an hour and 70% of the time you are in the direct sunlight. As for the actual ride, it is a short jaunt through several rooms. You fly through a bedroom, over Neverland and then past a few fight scenes with Captain Hook. It takes about 3-4 minutes to ride, but it's worth the wait, especially when compared to the other short Fantasy Land rides that are not nearly as unique as this one.

I tried waiting in line for this ride once but it had technical difficulties so I got out of line and didn't try again until later that night when it did work properly and I got to ride it then. Anyway, I have not been on this ride since I was a little kid and they made some nice changes to it in recent years, like updated and more colorful lighting on the sets and animatronics. Unlike the other Fantasyland dark rides which go along a track on the ground, the car is instead suspended from a rail in mid-air to give the appearance of flying like the characters in the movie. Some of the sets look beautiful, especially the one where you circle around Neverland (see attached picture) and the updated lighting really adds to their liveliness. Many of the animatronics aren't the most advanced by today's standards and are mostly still figures that move around ever-so-slightly, but this ride is an opening day attraction that's been around since 1955 so that can be easily forgiven. It's also a very short ride, probably less than two minutes long in total, which gives it less of a payoff after the relatively long line (usually the longest in the Fantasyland area), but what you do see is still very cool to look at regardless. Definitely fun for the whole family and you can see why it's still popular after all these years.

I like this ride, I really do. But so does everyone else and their relatives which makes this one of the most grueling lines in all of Fantasyland. But this line pulls in the crowds because kids and adults just have mad love for setting sail on that pirate ship and taking off over the skies of London and jet setting to Never Never Land. Now, don't take my three stars as I don't like the ride because I do in fact get a kick out of it. I love the colors, the black lights, the little town below. This is one that if you are visiting you will want to check out for sure. My advice is if you can get to the park before it opens, make a dash to this ride first and get it out of the way. Or wait till almost closing time and hope that everyone else doesn't have the same idea. While this isn't my favorite ride in Fantasyland it would rank in my top three. I mean let us be honest, Mr. Toads is the best ride and its right next door. But who doesn't love seeing Captain Hook get tormented by Tick Tock Croc, and don't we all have a little Peter Pan complex in us all because who really wants to grow up? CHEERS!!!!