Discover Peter Pan’s Flight
Our tips:
- Go early or late
- Use the Standby Pass
- Look down
Peter Pan’s Flight
Peter Pan’s Flight is one of Disney's classic dark rides. You board a flying pirate ship and soar over London and Never Land, Peter Pan's homeland.
The concept
The adventure begins in the nursery of Wendy, Michael and John in London. Peter Pan and Tinker Bell teach them to fly. Then it's off into the night sky, past Pixie Hollow, the Lost Boys' hideout, Mermaid Lagoon and Skull Rock. The attraction is based on the 1953 Disney film.
The Experience
At Skull Rock there's a sword fight between Peter Pan and Captain Hook, and of course Peter wins. Then you and the children glide back through the clouds to sleeping London. It's a gentle, enchanting ride that has been found in Disney parks since 1955.
Discover Peter Pan’s Flight
Go early or late
Peter Pan’s Flight is a classic and often busy. The first or last hour of the day is usually the quietest.
Use the Standby Pass
On busy days the free Disney Standby Pass sometimes applies here. Check the official app to see whether that's the case today.
Look down
You float above the scenes. You'll see the best bits if you look over the side of your ship.
Visitor information
The minimum height is 81 centimetres. Children under 7 must be accompanied by someone aged 16 or over. Rider Switch is available. You need to transfer from your wheelchair. For this attraction you can buy Disney Premier Access: you then use a separate, shorter queue. You can only buy it once you have a park ticket, via the official website or app. Read more on our page about tickets.
A classic in Fantasyland
Peter Pan’s Flight belongs in every visit to Fantasyland. Combine the ride with Voyage to the Crystal Grotto beneath the castle and the spinning honey pots of Hunny Pot Spin.
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