Slinky Dog Dash

Great ride, we rode at night as the park was closing. However, the line was long all day Sunday since it was President's Day weekend. App says 90-minute wait when we got in line at 8:15pm. It felt longer than that.

I'll start by saying that this one felt a little more intense than Seven Dwarfs Mine Train. Maybe it was because we were in the last car (at the slinky dog tail). I was also seated on the left looking downward on those inside turns. If you're afraid of heights, then this one may not be for you. Otherwise, request to be seated in a middle car on the right side. I actually loved it! Some of those climbs were more steep than I thought it would be. It goes faster over the top than Expedition Everest (IMO). I was screaming like a little girl. I can totally see why it's a popular first choice when it comes to rope drop strategy. Although, the line seems to be longer at other times during the day due to inefficiency (kind of like Peter Pan's Flight). I did read that somewhere. We waited longer simply because the ride was having technical difficulties on a cold Wednesday morning. The cool part was that the line went pretty fast once it officially opened. It was a fun ride! I'd do it again. It was also cool to see the Yahtzee mural. My dad and I used to play that game all the time. It was one of our favorites. The toy soldiers were kind of cool to see as well.

The Slinky Dog Dash was one of our favorite rides at Hollywood Studios. The atmosphere is fun and while the wait is pretty long, there are a lot of things to see while waiting. We found that the coaster was just fast enough to be exciting with being too rough. The ride is also sufficiently long to make waiting worthwhile.

This rollercoaster is a lot of fun and my kids loved it. With that being said there were several terrified kids crying getting off. This is a very aggressive rollercoaster for children. If your child has never been on one I wouldn't start with this one. We used a lightning pass for it and felt sorry for all of the people in the massive line.

I have to say this attraction was great for the little ones in the family, it was fun for my nephews, but not so good for the adults who love adrenaline. The waiting line seemed endless, not because of time, but because of the heat. I found the work team friendly and polite. It was a nice experience.

My son’s favorite ride! Can’t get enough of it! It’s a fun all ages kids coaster with a height restriction of only 38 inches- both kids able to ride as young as 3 years old, and neither was ever scared. Only downsides- LONG line always (70-130 minutes), and frequent shutdowns for technical difficulties and lightning. Great theming and well put together ride! Book the lightning lane at 7am or you won’t get one!

Actually the perfect family coaster that makes Toy Story land a must see. The queue itself is really cute, although there could be a lot more to do seeing as how this line gets ridiculously long (a little over an hour). The overall ride experience is good: thrilling enough launches, little dips and turns, and is the perfect ride length. The wheezy animatronic at the end is also the cherry on top.

The attraction is fun for kids who aren't used to the adrenaline rush seen on other thrill coasters. It is a very straightforward coaster, with slight turns and a few bumps to simulate the slinky feeling. With those slight bumps, it is very much not for people on the taller side. I am pretty tall so I expected it to not go well, but it really felt like I was getting whiplashed when I rode it. It was still a fun attraction but I probably wouldn't ride it again in fear of getting more whiplash.