Discover Seven Dwarfs Mine Train
Our tips:
- Use the single rider queue
- Ideal first roller coaster
- Look out for the cottage
Seven Dwarfs Mine Train
Seven Dwarfs Mine Train is the family roller coaster of Fantasyland. In a mine cart of wood and iron you ride around and through the diamond mine of the Seven Dwarfs from Snow White.
The concept
The park calls it a coaster with its own unique system: the carts rock and sway back and forth, including in the bends. After the start you climb a steep hill. At the top you see a broken section of track and two ominous vultures on an old crane. Then you dive down, around the mountain and into the mine shaft.
The Experience
In the mine the darkness glows: the Seven Dwarfs are at work, gathering sparkling diamonds and emeralds as they whistle and sing. They're all there: Doc, Grumpy, Happy, Sleepy, Bashful, Sneezy and Dopey. With techniques that bring their faces to life in three dimensions, they look real. After a waterfall you see in the distance the cottage where Snow White is celebrating.
Discover Seven Dwarfs Mine Train
Use the single rider queue
There is a separate single rider queue. If you don't mind sitting apart from your group, you often wait less.
Ideal first roller coaster
Children can ride from 97 centimetres. A great introduction to roller coasters, with speed but without loops.
Look out for the cottage
Look into the distance at the end of the ride: Snow White and the dwarfs are celebrating in their cottage.
Visitor information
The minimum height is 97 centimetres. Children under 7 must be accompanied by someone aged 16 or over. Pregnant women may not ride. There is a single rider queue and Rider Switch. 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.
Thrills for the whole family
Seven Dwarfs Mine Train is fast enough for parents and not too scary for children. Want something calmer afterwards? Then hop aboard The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.
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