Rock 'n' Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith

Really, really good — such a fun experience! It’s a bit too dark at times, but still one of the best rides out there. Definitely worth doing at least twice every visit. One of the few rides actually worth waiting an hour for.

Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith has been an absolute thrill ride and a fan-favorite for years, and it’s bittersweet knowing this iconic attraction is closing. This ride perfectly combines high-speed thrills with an unforgettable soundtrack, creating an experience that’s nothing short of electrifying. From the moment you step into G-Force Records, you’re immersed in the world of Aerosmith, with the pre-show setting the stage for an adrenaline-pumping race through Los Angeles. The launch—going from 0 to 57 mph in just a few seconds—is exhilarating and kicks off a series of inversions, loops, and corkscrews, all set to a custom mix of Aerosmith hits. You can’t help but sing along while the neon-lit “freeway” whizzes by. The attention to detail, from the theming to the music, makes this ride a standout. It’s not just a coaster; it’s a rock concert on wheels. It’s no wonder why so many Disney fans have cherished it over the years. Knowing that this beloved ride is closing only adds to the nostalgia and appreciation. It’s hard to say goodbye to a classic that has brought so much joy and excitement to countless guests. If you get a chance to ride it before it closes, don’t miss it—it’s truly a Disney must-do and a piece of theme park history.

This is one of my favorite indoor coasters. It’s very smooth when it launches you. You can feel the G forces as soon as you launch into an upside down loop. It has some of the best songs from the band playing while you’re in the car on the ride. It’s a great ride to do. The single rider line is worth doing for anyone who wants to get on the ride faster than doing stand by. It has great memorabilia from the band members. I did this ride a while back and it was fun just like my first time riding it.

It is simply not worth standing in line for at least an hour, if not an hour and a half, for a 2m attraction. As good as it could be. Being forced to spend a hell of a lot more money for the fast pass. This park is a “once in a lifetime” thing... done!

This ain't no kiddie coaster! This beast threw me around like a ragdoll and I LOVED every second of it! The drops were insane, the loops were dizzying, and the speed... forget about it. I felt the adrenaline pumping through my veins the whole time. If you're looking for a thrill ride that'll leave you screaming for more, look no further. This rollercoaster is pure, unadulterated awesomeness.

It was a fun coaster I just had an off the wall experience. The ride was open/closed all day. We caught it right as it reopened and got on pretty quick. The aesthetic was great and updated. The launch at the start of the ride was 10/10 nice n fast into an inverted loop. The awkward part was, there was no music which made it comically silent. No one really screamed and it was just dead silence of just the coasters movement. With the music I'm sure it'd be fantastic but I unfortunately did not get that.

Really fun ride and worth the wait for us. The queue is barely air conditioned with very weak fans though and some of the outer bits, if the queue is long, are in direct sunlight so be warned and take your water. Also note they will not allow you to take the star wars lightsabers with you and give you a ticket to drop them off at the gift shop for safe keeping to pick up after the ride.

This is a high speed roller, sharp turns and upside down with Aerosmith blasting in your ears! I often use the single rider line, I come for the thrill, not the wait! Rock On!