Snow White's Enchanted Wish

A Magical Journey Awaits! Step into the pages of a fairytale with the Snow White's Enchanted Wish ride. This classic attraction has been beautifully updated, transforming a beloved story into a breathtaking and heartwarming experience. The moment you board your mine car, you're transported to the world of Snow White, following her journey from her home with the Evil Queen to the deep, enchanted forest. The new enhancements are truly spectacular. The ride uses vibrant colors, stunning special effects, and beautiful animatronics to bring each scene to life. You'll see the dwarfs whistling while they work, Snow White dancing with her prince, and the menacing Evil Queen's transformation in a way you've never seen before. The ride even has a brand-new, uplifting ending that will leave you with a smile on your face and a song in your heart. This attraction is a perfect blend of nostalgia and modern magic, and it's a must-do for families and Disney fans of all ages. It's a testament to the enduring power of classic storytelling and the magic that Disney Parks are known for. Don't miss this whimsical adventure—it's a wish come true!

Me and my husband were discriminated against by a cast member named "America" on November 21st at 11:25pm on the Snow White attraction. When it was our turn I kindly asked the cast member if we could be seated in the front of the next ride. She said she couldn't do that even though she just let another couple do the same exact thing a minute ago so I asked her she just let them but why not us. Looking irritated she insisted that she could not do it and it was the policy. I obey and respect rules & policies that are meant FOR ALL not unjust and unfair practices but did not want to argue and hopped on. After our ride ended I saw her letting other people ride the front row alone again and again which were documented by my husband. I felt so awful I could not stop crying and I will forever remember turning 40 with this disgusting attitude unfortunately. I am not taking this lightly and will be pressing charges.

Another classic Disneyland ride that never gets old! It’s always such a fun experience. Since Snow White is my favorite character, this ride is a must every time we visit. The wait time was super short, one of the perks of coming during Disney’s after dark events. I absolutely love the detailed decor and how the ride brings scenes from the movie to life in such a magical way. It’s truly enchanting, and such a fun ride!

Good ride, kind of a long line for it but it goes quick.

The ride moves too fast — the cart goes by so quickly that it’s hard to really see or appreciate the characters and details. You wait in line for 20 to 30 minutes, but the ride only lasts around 2 minutes. It feels a bit rushed and short for such a long wait. I wish it went slower so you could enjoy the scenes better.

My wife and I had a good time when we went on this Snow White ride. The wait was around 15 minutes so usually this ride doesn't have a long wait time unlike Peter Pan. They have some stuff that you can look at while you're in line like a book, wishing well and etc. The ride itself isn't that long, I believe it's about almost a 3 minute ride. The operator was very nice to us, when it was our turn I asked if my wife can sit in the front and me in the back. They allowed that and our adventure began. The ride doesn't move fast, so it's kid friendly and they'll probably enjoy it.

I was delighted with the opportunity to ride Snow White's enchanted wish. Again. this is a ride where the front passenger has more leg room than the back passenger. I loved seeing parts of the book as shown in the movie and the tower in which the evil queen had locked her up. The ride vehicles are named after the different dwarves. You basically are going through the enchanted forest and then later see the evil queen transform before your eyes into the ugly old crone bent on her destruction. Snow White is tricked into eating the poison apple until her prince comes along and rescues her with love's first kiss. The attraction which used to be known as Snow White's scary adventures has been much toned down so as not to frighten small children with continually appearances by the old hag. You can see a model of this hag in the museum housing "Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln." It is a delightful and pleasant ride for family.

Definitely one of the more darker character rides in the park. It has been greatly improved as they added in digital clips from the original movie. The ride definitely focuses on more of the witch compared to Snow White.

Snow White's Enchanted Wish Ride was fun. It's such a classic and we always make it a point to get on this ride whenever we're here at Fantasy Land inside Disneyland. It was a 22 minute wait to get on the ride. For us it was worth the wait. While in line waiting, we were planning what ride to go on next, where to eat and what to eat. We always make the most of our time when waiting in line to get on a ride. We plan our visit for the day. We arrived at 8:50am and left at 1am. We make changes in between depending on the wait times on the app. It's never a dull moment with us and wait seems to be faster than usual. Snow White's Enchanted Wish Ride is a must ride. One that you will truly enjoy. Begins with a dark setting to the happy forever ending everyone is waiting for at the end of the ride.

One of the best Fantasyland rides imo. But also nostalgic for me, so take it with a grain of salt I guess lol. Like most Fantasyland rides, it is slow and steady. Some children may get scared but it's relaxing for me. It's a darker ride but with some changes since I've last been here a few years ago. All for the better I think. There are some digital/lighting enhancements. And the Evil queens lair in the waiting in line is now Snow Whites room I assume. Love design of the ride and it really takes you to another world.

You can hold your breath during this ride and you'll make it out A-OK. what I mean is that the ride is super short. There's a big chunk of the ending missing. Suddenly at the end Snow White is ok and they're all living happily ever after. I'm like oh ok if you say so. Cool!

Pretty much all the outdated ancient "dark rides" at Fantasyland are all the same experience... Alice, Pinocchio, Toad... This one is really short and abrupt at 2 minutes. The wait time for this is usually around 35 minutes. To me, it's not worth waiting that long for this short ride. This is definitely better than Pinocchio. Pinocchio one is the worst. Definitely skip that one! People seem to like this one because it tells the whole story during the ride. The only part I liked was with all the sparkling lights where it felt somewhat magical... but these type of rides are just not worth it if you have to wait more than 10 minutes with a mediocre 2 minute experience. I know they keep these rides for nostalgic purposes, but it's just too outdated now. Peter Pan has the longest wait/popularity (40 or more minutes) because that is the only different one with a floating track in the air. I would say if you're going to get on one ride at Fantasyland, it would be Peter Pan.

A classic attraction that is one of the last remaining attractions from Disneyland's opening day! This is located in the iconic Fantasyland just behind the castle. It is one of the busier storybook rides, but no where near the wait time as Peter Pan's Flight. This is geared more towards kiddos, but still a great ride when you want to re experience your childhood.

So cute! This ride takes you through the cottage of Snow White and the seven dwarves. You get to see the inside of the cottage with the dwarves and animals. Then you will see all the pretty gemstones that the dwarves are mining in the tunnel! They are super pretty. But the ride takes a turn... And it becomes dark and mysterious as you enter the chambers of the evil queen! You find her in her chambers up to no good- creating the poisonous apple that will put Snow White under a sleeping spell. The ride basically takes you through the whole movie lol It is such a quick ride. I wish it was longer.

The Snow White ride moves through scenes from the movie. This is a fast-paced, yet not a fast ride. Old style animatronics are used to depict the scenes. A short experience helps keep the line moving quickly. Snow White's Adventure was one of the original rides, from when Disneyland first opened. The ride has had a few updates over the years. Included in the updates have been changes of name. Snow White's Adventure became Snow White's Scary Adventue, and now Snow White's Enchanted Wish. In the latest update, some of the "scarier" scenes were removed.

I don't remember riding Snow White's Enchanted Wish prior to the most recent revamp so I'm not sure if at one point the entire ride was similar to the last section with the toys - but I really wish more of the ride was to that level of physical care and design. The 'jewels' look bad, straight up bad and several of the more modernized sections just don't mesh with the older styles. I personally don't think the ride is particularly dark (Pinocchio to me is unrideable) but I do think that for such a famous piece of Disney history, they could have put more time into creating physical pieces instead of relying on light shows and holograms as their updates. That being said, at the end of the day I'm glad we could ride it after the most recent revamp, but it's not a ride I'd wait in line for, so make sure you hit it during early entry.

Show white ride was ok pretty cool story to listen to pretty interesting the wait not too bad

I was delighted with the opportunity to ride Snow White's enchanted wish. Again. this is a ride where the front passenger has more leg room than the back passenger. I loved seeing parts of the book as shown in the movie and the tower in which the evil queen had locked her up. The ride vehicles are named after the different dwarves. You basically are going through the enchanted forest and then later see the evil queen transform before your eyes into the ugly old crone bent on her destruction. Snow White is tricked into eating the poison apple until her prince comes along and rescues her with love's first kiss. The attraction which used to be known as Snow White's scary adventures has been much toned down so as not to frighten small children with continually appearances by the old hag. You can see a model of this hag in the museum housing "Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln." It is a delightful and pleasant ride for family. The Magic Kingdom counterpart: The Snow White ride was scrapped years ago to make room for one of it hottest attractions-The 7 dwarfs mine train. This is an extremely popular children and teen thrill mine coaster ride and you can expect long waits for it. Since it is a totally different attraction I really can't compare it here. Located in Fantasyland in Disneyland.

I like this ride primarily because it clearly takes you through the Snow White story, and if your children aren't familiar with it, you can explain it while you're going through each section. That being said, it's an old ride, short, and can be scary in some areas.

Definitely one of the more darker character rides in the park. It has been greatly improved as they added in digital clips from the original movie. The ride definitely focuses on more of the witch compared to Snow White.

Is it different? I can't tell, or remember. It's still a short, pleasant romp through a storybook retelling of the Snow White legend and, *gasp!*, she still gets kissed at the end. While asleep. Yeah, I'm sure that's going to get a few sensitive Karens' knickers in a twist. Don't expect an adrenalin rush here: less "whoa's" and "wow's", and more "ooh's" and "aww's" instead. It's a cute ride, meant for the little ones, and us nostalgic adults who are still kids at heart, without the need to make everything some dumb political stand or statement.

The ride's been updated, so there's going to be a bit of a wait. It didn't take more than 15 minutes for us (around 10-11 AM). The witch doesn't randomly show up and spook you as much, but there are more technological updates with the screens. More of Snow White's story for sure and you get a happy ending that is not so abrupt. Definitely not so spooky for younger children. I'm not sure if this was added, but while waiting in line for Peter Pan, we could see the Evil Queen gaze out of the top floor window and close the curtain.

My wife and I had a good time when we went on this Snow White ride. The wait was around 15 minutes so usually this ride doesn't have a long wait time unlike Peter Pan. They have some stuff that you can look at while you're in line like a book, wishing well and etc. The ride itself isn't that long, I believe it's about almost a 3 minute ride. The operator was very nice to us, when it was our turn I asked if my wife can sit in the front and me in the back. They allowed that and our adventure began. The ride doesn't move fast, so it's kid friendly and they'll probably enjoy it.

Snow White's Enchanted Wish - formerly known as Snow White's Scary Adventures. Located in Fantasyland right next to Pinocchio's Daring Journey. Aww, wished I got to ride the original version to get an idea on what the kids were frightened of? Supposedly, it was super dark, scary with loud ominous music? Welp, I guess I'll be reviewing this updated version. Eh, the ride isn't as dark and scary. However, it does move pretty fast and so the odds of capturing good pictures and videos were slim to none. I do like that the fast-moving speed cooled me down a little bit when it was still warm outside, lol! The parts that I was able to see looked pretty good (such as Snow and the Seven Dwarves dancing and singing inside the cottage, the Wicked Queen in her hag persona when the animatronic turned around, some forest animals, etc). I also liked, when waiting in line, you can see Snow White's bedroom. Guests can make a little wish there and throw down money. I made an internal wish with good thought and intentions towards work and it came true. I didn't have any coins with me at that moment, but upon the next return, I'll be visiting Snow White's Enchanted Wish again... Short and sweet ride, showcasing Snow White got her happy ending. Just like Pinocchio's Daring Journey, I did enjoy how my nail designs stood out under the black lights, heheh!

Update: ever since the remodel to Snow Whites Enchanted Wish I've been so happy with the updates to scenes and experience. The changes were made to make it more of an uplifting and less "dark" storyline and it's absolutely beautiful. The additions of the dwarves in the mine are my favorite and the scene with Snow White waking up from true loves kiss is amazing!

The ride has been updated! You journey in a vehicle and get to see the Snow White tale. Be warned, she does get kissed at the end. A few folks upset about that.

When I heard that Disneyland was going to revamp Snow White in 2020, I decided to at least ride this ride in its original state one more time while my family and I was visiting Disneyland for the Thanksgiving Holidays. Snow White's Scary Adventures is located in Fantasyland, across from Peter Pan. It has a nice wait line where you can first enter to wait the ride, see Snow White's "golden book", view the wicked Queens's dungeon, and then wait in-line. This ride does not have a fast pass. Typically wait times are usually between 10-20 minutes on busy days. Snow White ride takes you through a quick version of the Snow White movie. It shows Snow White and the Dwarves, the dark forest, the wicked queen, and dwarves/queen.The ride itself is relatively dark, and with a few scary parts in it. My daughter enjoyed it, even when she was 3 years old. It's a great classic ride.

The newly renovated Snow White's Enchanted Wish took the horror aspect of the previous scary adventure out, and injected plenty of magic, sparkle, and romance into the now much more family-oriented dark ride. Sad to say, the original aspect to inviting guests to experience the first-hand terrifying vision and perspective of the fair princess is 100% gone; and what's left in its place is an equally entertaining, albeit more direct and by-the-book narration of the classic Disney fairy tale. This isn't necessarily bad. This is, by default, a different experience; but one can appreciate both versions to their fullest--just give it a chance. I am no Disneyland expert, but purely from my memory, I feel like at least 50% of the previous rendition has been modified, or completely outrooted and replaced. (Like the trees in the forest scene, get it?) I am happy to report the magic mirror physical special effect is retained in place, because c'mon, that's a classic. But funnily enough, in my most recent visit, this bugged out and I saw Evil Queen spinning non-stop in place in the "mirror". Haha. Funny. Due to the new additional scenes, the plot is more fleshed out, with a proper beginning and a proper ending. Previously, it's a common consensus that the story ends abruptly with the death of the Old Hag, and bam! The ride ends without explanation or a sense of expected closure. Now it's all fixed. This is probably a welcoming change for the core audience of the themed land, mostly young children, because now they will actually understand the narrative... You know, instead of their wondering why the parents are putting them through a haunted house adjacent experience. For the handful of kids who would be crying post-ride otherwise, this is now more of a treat than an unexpected punishment. Visually, a lot more colors and lights are added to unmistakably uplift the tone from one of hopelessness and fear to cheers and triumph. What I admire the Imagineers the most about this project is the use of new animatronics and LED lights. The mining scene, similar to one installed in Florida's Snow White coaster (never mind the official name, lol), illustrates state-of-the-art technology and its ability to bring our beloved Seven Dwarfs to life. The myriad gem stones and their colors make the tunnel scene one of the best and most memorable of the ride. Later in the ride, the "kiss of true love" moment is incredibly elevated from the use of LITERALLY many, many tiny lights, lit up sequentially at just the right moment, illuminating a pitch dark space into a bright and wholesome visual feast for your eyes in a matter of seconds. In fact, this captures the essence of Disney magic quite accurately all in one place: princess, rebirth, happiness, and of course, love conquers all. This is a ride I would want my kids to experience and remember for life. But worth the wait? The queue for this ride itself is pretty boring, not gonna lie. You are standing pretty close to one another in a snake line, (which isn't ideal during a pandemic, but it is outdoor for the most part, and ventilated enough), and your only view is each other, the immediate surrounding of Fantasyland, and that one time you turn a corner, Snow White's bedroom/quarter. I wouldn't call this immersive, though understandable since this is an old, classic ride. For me, I waited an actual 30 to 35 minutes with my then boyfriend, and we both ended up on our phones to pass time. (On busy days, I heard the wait can climb beyond 1 hour! And that's, for sure, too much effort for a relatively short ride, imo.) As such, I feel this would be a terrible wait for single riders, and I would recommend all others plenty of phone battery for web surfing, app playing, or be prepared to do plenty of talking with each other. This is the main reason why Snow White scored 4 stars instead of 5. As of my last visit, there is no fast pass, lightning lane, or genie service available. (I don't really keep up with all these jump-the-line features anymore.) So you HAVE TO put in your time for your reward that is the dark ride. Aside from that, the upgrades now make this Snow White attraction one of the best, if not THE BEST, in Fantasyland. It's definitely on par with the ranks of other renovated fan favorites like Alice In Wonderland and Peter Pan. I would not miss this dazzling gem, especially for those who would only visit Disneyland once or infrequently. Just make sure to plan ahead and budget your time wisely among all your activities.

One of the classic rides at Disneyland park. The ride is what you'd expect if you're familiar with Snow White and the story. Compared to other rides, this could appear to be dated depending on your tastes. To me, it was ok and not as bad as say Mr. Toad's Wild Ride. I did it and likely won't again. Worth trying once. Smaller children might not like the ride. There are dark parts and some potentially scarier parts that may or may not scare your child. Essentially this is a ride form of the Snow White story with some points being more prominent than others. Even if you're not a fan of Snow White or don't know anything about it, you can appreciate parts of the ride. Not much else to type other than it's a classic ride and worth trying at least once.

I'm not sure if this is a great ride for little kids. It's scary as what the name of the states and most of the ride is about the witch not Snow White. The darkness of the ride might also be a little frightening for little kids. The ride is fast paced so the lines move along really fast.

Riding this ride is a big, fast A+ for people who are fans of both Disney and Horror. First time coming here, I screamed a lot. It was quite funny and scary.

This is a dark AF ride. Not suited for children. I know the whole ride in and out, but I still get scared when I look directly into the eyes of the witch. Always a good ride to pass time. Between all the little story based rides in the area, this is by far the shortest wait ALWAYS. It's usually less than 5 minutes, in some instances, 10 minutes max. This ride gets so much hate, but I think it's great just the way it is.

"Please watch your children" guess someone was putting their kid on the railing This ride has always scared my daughter, I get why. The witch is spooky. Those crazy eyes are piercing and...crazy!!! I love when the witch -as a queen- opens the curtain and looks down on everyone

The updated ride is beautiful! Not the scary ride I remember as a child haha. Come check it out

Date of visit: January 23, 2016 Shrek: "Dead girl OFF the table!" Seven Dwarves: "But where are we going to put her?" It had been a very long while since my girlfriend and I had been on Snow White's Scary Adventures, and as we'd been through most of the park, we figured it was time to revisit this dark ride in Fantasyland and find out how Snow White ended up like that in Shrek. It was about a twenty minute wait to get in - much shorter than the wait for Peter Pan Flight or Alice In Wonderland; not too shabby for one of Disneyland's older attractions. I was surprised at, well, how dark this ride was - pretty much the only part where you get the warm and fuzzies is at the beginning, when the seven dwarves are performing for Snow White. Everything else follows the Wicked Queen Grimhilde and her plans for Snow White, as well as her comeuppance. (Aside: betcha didn't know Grimhilde's her real name! If you thought it was Regina, you've been watching one too many episodes of Once Upon a Time.) Like Pinocchio, this attraction can be a bit scary for the little ones, but unlike that ride, you don't see the happy ending... unless you count the painting on the wall at the end showing Snow White, Prince Charming, and the dwarves getting their happy ever after. Don't forget to touch the golden apple near the entrance!

Scary Adventures explains it all. The story of Snow White isn't displayed too much throughout the ride, rather the focus on darkness. The entrance was cute portraying Snow White and the dwarves, but then the ride goes dark and then quickly ends. Not the best ride for little ones, but one of the classic rides at Disneyland.

This ride is definitely a "classic" Disneyland ride in every sense of the word. This is a slow, dark ride, nice slow smooth track, a lot of dark, somewhat scary stuff, a lot of areas are almost all blacked out. My 4 year old was a little scared but I just held her hand and assured her that we were okay. There are maybe a few bright spots in this ride, but other than that the majority of it was a bit dark & scary, so for younger audience might not be favorable, but for my demented self I absolutely loved it. I loved Snow White I wish there was a brighter area for all the gems, or maybe some area on the ride that highlighted some smells from her cooking part of the movie , I feel like this ride could definitely use a refurbishment but not a complete gut job is necessary :)

This is one of Disney's darker rides located in Fantasyland. Definitely not one of my favorites, but my daughter and I have ducked in to jump on the ride many times because of it's often short lines to get off our feet and out from the heat (or cold). You basically board your dwarf named vehicle and go for a quick ride through the Dwarf's cottage then onto the Queen's castle. Once there you see the Queen standing before her magic mirror on the wall quickly flip and face riders who has completely changed into the wicked witch. Then it's off through the dungeon filled with skeleton bones and onto the menacing forest. You get the picture. The bad witch keeps popping out on every twist and turn on the ride from there on out. Not exactly a young tot friendly ride. Surprisingly this ride has never scared my daughter and we've taken her on it since she was two, but I definitely do not recommend it for other younger tots. The line for this ride is always short for a reason.

This ride was ruined by a a bunch of easily offended parents trying to bubble wrap their children from everything. The joy of this ride was how bizarre and scary it was, before Disney stripped out everything good about it to pander to people who probably don't let their kid say "hell." If they couldn't handle it, should've toughened 'em up, not demanded that Disney destroy a classic ride.

This ride is amazing! Even though I loved Snow White's Scary Adventure, Snow White's Enchanted Wish is way better! I'm very impressed.

Snow White is a classic, but this ride is not among my favorite rides at Disneyland. It's a kiddie ride and it gets pretty dark in there, so it could be scary for the little ones. However even for a summary of the Snow White tale, it is pretty much over before you know it as the ride ends with an abrupt... "and they lived happily ever after." Check it out if you have time to pass before your next Fast Pass. The wait for this ride is usually very short, about 5 minutes.

Hmmm... I have mixed feelings about this ride because of the story line / theme. Yeah, it's called "Snow White's Scary Adventures" but you don't see that much of Snow White to begin with. In fact, you spend about 3/4 of the ride dealing with the wicked stepmother / witch. Through the dark and scary woods with wind and lightning. Past the Wicked Stepmother transforming herself into an old lady. Old lady proceeds to offer you an apple with a creepy voice. Then more lightning, dwarves trying to kill the witch with a stone. ... and then all of a sudden, it's a happy ending with the prince waking up Snow White with a kiss and all the dwarves cheering WTF? The only other cheerful part is when you go through the mines with the dwarves with that catchy "hi-ho!" song in the beginning. Snow White as a movie should be cheerful with cute animals, a cheerful cottage, and dancing. Yet instead this ride focuses on the more dark elements and really emphasizes the lesson of "don't eat things given to you by strangers, especially ones in a black hood and if the item in question is an apple" Do I recommend this ride? Sure, Snow White is a classic, but don't expect it to be jolly and happy. Also I don't recommend waiting more than 20 minutes for this ride...

With this ride being taken out of Disney World for being 'too scary for kids,' I was very interested to try it out when I learned that Disneyland still has this ride. Also because Snow White is one of my favorite Disney films, so off I went. I have noticed that there is almost a little pattern with how the Fantasyland rides are set up. You step in a gondola and go through the storyline of whatever the ride is based off of. I don't think we necessarily need 5 rides in the park with the same feel, but at least the lines are typically short for these. Going through the ride, you go through all of the big plot points of Snow White. You can tell the ride is a little dated with the scenery, but it's still cute and considered a classic. I can also see how this could easily scare kids with the evil queen and the trees. I enjoyed this ride and would love to hop on it again. This is a great one to do while waiting for other lines to shorten down!

Dark dark ride. Dark as in light...and it's somewhat scary for the youngsters. Short ride...but major old school. Just remember that the little ones might find it scary!

Wow never been on this ride until today and the wait was merely 5-7 minutes. Not bad at all! It's quite scary inside and holding onto husband's arm the whole time lol. Very dark, toddler was scared too but we convinced her not to cry and just shoot the evil witch with her hand motions. Works every time!

Snow White's Scary Adventures is located in Fantasyland next to Pinocchio's Daring Journey. I like this ride but I don't love this ride. Lines are not too long; I believe the longest wait time I stood in line for was about 15 minutes because the lines are extremely short and move quickly. The outside of the ride is the castle of the wicked queen; if you look up, you can see the queen looking out the window. When you enter the attraction, you see many props from the film including the book of spells and a poisoned apple on top of it. When you board the ride, you ride in a bed with one of the dwarfs names on it; for some reason, I usually ride on Doc's or Happy's bed haha! As stated in the title this ride is scary and creepy too. When Snow White escapes from the evil queen, she embarks on a journey through a forest and discovers the dwarfs' house in the woods. The woods have trees with spooky eyes and sounds that are terrifying. Also the wicked queen appearing now as the wicked witch pops out and surprises you throughout the ride. One cool feature of this attraction is seeing the Dwarfs work in the diamond mine and play their instruments in their home. Toward the end of the ride, you see Snow White laying in bed motionless. A painting mural is the last part of the ride that says- And They lived Happily Ever After and the prince and Snow White ride off into the sunset The reason I will not give this ride five stars is because the Prince is not part of the story; he is only featured in the painting at the end. I wish Disney would include the Prince in the story; I think that it would make this fairytale attraction more complete; plus this ride may be deemed as too scary and dark for children.

I like the dark rides at Disneyland. I love Snow White, since childhood, still a favorite of mine (there is something sentimental about it, I remember as a child, having a small booklet from the movie). I like this ride, but my only complaint is the next to the last part skips to the fairy tale ending (there is a large piece of the story missing). Sort of anti-climactic. If this important detail were fixed, then I'd give it the full five stars. I do enjoy the re-telling of the story, in colorful detail, though. I feel it's true to the story, that is, the ones outlined, anyway, for the most part. Did my little one get scared? I think he jumped at one thing last year. But, not this year.

I haven't been on this ride for a long time it's a really short ride and goes by fast and is more of the darker rides in Fantasyland. The line moves pretty quick. For little kids it could scare them a bit cause of the dark and scary witch. Overall an experience.

Shh! Don't tell anyone, but if you touch the golden apple outside of the ride the witch will scream and say things to you.

My least favorite attraction in Fantasyland. Still a great ride but compared to things like Peter Pan, Storybook or the Teacups it just pales in comparison. The good thing about this ride is the line...there never seems to be a line much over 3 minutes long if there is even a ride at all. When there are out of control long lines at Peter Pan or other rides you can always take a journey over to Snow White and take a break. What I love about this ride is that you go through the whole story and just when it seems to get really to the point where you do not know what is going to happen you come around the corner to "And they lived happily ever after". Don't you wish regular life was like this? Sure the whole thing can be a bit scary at times but you can go away singing "Hi ho...hi ho..its off to work we go.." for the rest of the day. :0)

Oh boy! First things first, if you wanna give someone a quick scare, at the very entrance of this ride there is a golden apple statue looking thing. I dare you to touch it! Just touch it and be ready haha. (if someone touched it prior to you touching it, you might have to wait a bit so it resets) As mentioned on other reviews and as clearly stated in the title of this ride, it sure is a bit on the 'scarier" side. This is so not kid friendly and the end of it just sort of leaves you hanging. This is for sure a very dark dark ride and it has that evil witch popping out of random places. I do enjoy it though, I enjoy the ride and how it sort of creeps me out more than the Haunted Mansion. Try to ease your little ones into the ride. Still a fun ride over all. The lines for this ride are hardly ever long, I want to say its mainly because of the ride's darkness so take advantage of that. Random info about the ride: -The holographic apple used to be a fake apple on the witch's hand but because people used to steal it, they decided to make it a hologram instead. -Cast member once told me that the reason why you only see Snow White once in the whole ride is because you are suppose to experience the ride from her point of view (in other words, you are Snow White for the ride-) Hidden Mickeys: -Stare at the mural before entering the ride.. there is a few all over it (look near the birds and also near Snow White) -Look at the turtle -Bushes on the mural

This ride is dark and scary - seriously. The entirety of the ride is all the dark parts of Snow White. Beautiful artwork and well done but could easily give a toddler nightmares! Wait times for this ride can get quite long - I personally wouldn't pick it unless it's a 30 minute wait time or less.

WHY IS THIS RIDE SO SCARY!?!?! I love it though. It brings back good memories of the times my mom would touch the apple outside of the ride. The queen would laugh evilly, and my sister as a toddler would run away screaming. Good times. What's eerie about this ride is that EVERYTHING IS CLOSE TO YOU. I actually think that sometimes the trees really will grab me. It's funny, because the movie isn't even that scary. I wonder whose idea it was to turn this into a scary adventure. Don't bring your babies...and by babies I mean kids and people of all ages who are freaked out by that evil witch and the thought of moving trees. It does the job of executing the name of the ride, but it's a little misplaced in Fantasyland.

This was a cute ride for Snow White lovers. It wasn't scary to me but I can see how it may be scary to a little one. It is very loud with some dark areas. I felt they could have done a little better at telling the story but they still did a great job especially with all of the props and sounds. Overall, a cute, fun ride!

Confusing ride! Very confused. Not what I remembered in the movie. The ending says happily ever after. Needs a re-do! Only a 4 minute wait on memorial day. So didn't take too much time out of my life.

I think this is one of the darkest rides at Disneyland. The entire ride is very dark and my girls always come out very scared. As you ride around in your car there are a different twists and turns. It's not the most exciting ride but one of the ones you have to do in Fantasyland.

I LOVE DISNEY & great place with family to see.The most expensive wonderful place to go but, if you have a good friend that works there.You can get in for free