The Incredicoaster

The steel roller coaster Incredicoaster can be found at Disney California Adventure in Anaheim, California. It was created by Intamin and debuted as California Screamin' in 2001. It is the only inversion-equipped roller coaster at the Disneyland Resort, and with a top speed of 55 mph (89 km/h), it is also the park's fastest ride. As of 2020, is the longest inverted roller coaster in the entire world, measuring 6,072 feet. It is the tallest roller coaster at a Disney property, standing at 122 feet high.

Incredicoaster, which was formerly known as California Screamin', reopened on June 23, 2018, after closing on January 8, 2018, and was inspired by the 2004 computer-animated film The Incredibles and its 2018 sequel Incredibles 2. The park's newly renovated Pixar Pier area, where the roller coaster is located, opened at the same time as it did. [4] The coaster shoots through tubes that have two functions: By directing rider screams out of the tube toward the park and away from the rest of Anaheim and the adjoining city of Garden Grove, they allow the coaster to comply with Orange County sound restrictions in addition to hiding the scenes with characters.

This ride offers a 0-to-55 launch, a 100-foot or more drop, one inversion, and panoramic views of the entire resort. However, Disney distinguishes the faux wooden coaster from other massive attractions by giving it a satisfyingly long ride. Not all of its Incredibles-inspired modifications are fantastic, but the Michael Giacchino score is a lovely touch. The ride was originally known as the boardwalk-themed California Screamin'.

Location: Pixar Pier (Disney California Adventure)

Best time to ride: Twilight