Discover Goofy's Sky School
Our tips:
- Single Rider
- Rider Switch
- Lightning Lane Multi Pass
Goofy's Sky School
Goofy's Sky School is a family coaster in Paradise Gardens Park. You climb into a little training plane and learn to fly the Goofy way. No flying experience needed: the ride is made for budding young pilots.
The concept
The attraction is inspired by Disney's hilarious "How To" cartoons from the 1940s and 1950s. In those shorts, Goofy tries to learn all sorts of things, with disastrous results. Goofy's Glider from 1940 served as the main model. Here, Goofy is your flight instructor.
The Experience
You climb to a height of three storeys. Then you whizz along around 366 metres (1,200 feet) of track: up, down and in every direction. The turns are short and sharp, just what you'd expect from a flying lesson with Goofy. It's a short, cheerful coaster with plenty of laughs.
Discover Goofy's Sky School
Single Rider
Don't mind sitting apart from your group? Then use the Single Rider queue. You fill up empty seats and often wait less.
Rider Switch
With Rider Switch, one adult waits with a child who can't ride while the rest of the group rides. Afterwards, up to two of those waiting can board without queuing again.
Lightning Lane Multi Pass
This attraction is part of Lightning Lane Multi Pass. You choose your first time slot as soon as you're inside the park. You can pick the next one after using it or after two hours.
Visitor information
You must be at least 107 cm (42 inches) tall. Children under 7 must be accompanied by someone aged 14 or older. The attraction is part of Lightning Lane Multi Pass and has a Single Rider queue. Rider Switch is available. The seats and restraints don't suit every body type. Disney advises against riding for pregnant women and for people with high blood pressure, heart, back or neck problems, or motion sickness. If you use a wheelchair or mobility scooter, you'll need to transfer.
Flying lessons with Goofy
Goofy's Sky School is a great first coaster for children who are tall enough. If they're up for more afterwards, the Incredicoaster awaits on Pixar Pier.
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