Substantial overlays are included but extinct attractions are not. If you came into this post hoping that I ranked the individual PhilharMagics then… Who are you? For example, I ranked all of the different Haunted Mansions but did combine PhilharMagic. I’m going to use every iteration of an attraction unless they are exactly the same. Unlike the individual park attraction ranking posts, these are more based on my favorites than anything else. Hopefully I’m still alive by the time this site gets to 2,000. Hopefully I’ll have made it to the other resorts before the 2,000th post. I’ll be ranking from Disneyland Resort, Walt Disney World Resort and Tokyo Disney Resort. Walkthrough attractions are also acceptable. There will be no ranking of stage shows but 3D movies are acceptable. Use the on-board lever to control the rocket’s altitude.I won’t spend much time in the preamble because this is exceptionally long. Though this attraction can be compared to a pair of other Magic Kingdom attractions, The Magic Carpets of Aladdin and “ Dumbo the Flying Elephant,” because the vehicles fly in circles, Astro Orbiter is more likely to induce motion sickness. Guests should prepare to travel in an elevator. Astro Orbiter is a great attraction to ride after dark because of Tomorrowland’s neon lighting. For shorter wait times, onsite resort guests can experience Astro Orbiter during Morning Extra Magic Hours. Tokyo Disneyland opened with a version of the Astro Orbiter, entitled “Star Jets.” However, this ride closed in 2017. Unlike the other versions, Hong Kong’s Orbitron utilizes flying saucers as ride vehicles instead of rockets. Overseas versions are located at the Disneyland parks in Paris and Hong Kong and both are entitled “Orbitron.” Both Orbitron attractions load at ground level. Disneyland’s version of this attraction has a different spelling, “Astro Orbitor,” and loads at ground level. Because of its height, riders on Astro Orbiter can see terrain outside the Magic Kingdom, most notably the Contemporary Resort. An elaborate diorama including planets and other celestial objects enhance the setting of Astro Orbiter. Astro Orbiter has 12 rocket ships that can hold up to two riders each. Guests are transport to and from the rockets via elevator. Astro Orbiter loads 80 feet off the ground atop both The Lunching Pad restaurant and the “Tomorrowland Transit Authority PeopleMover” track. 
Originally called “Star Jets,” Astro Orbiter received a name change as well as a refurbishment as part of a comprehensive Tomorrowland enhancement in 1994.Smoking Location: Smoking is permitted in designated smoking areas only. Restroom: Restrooms can be found nearby between Space Mountain and Walt Disney’s Carousel of Progress, and between Cosmic Ray’s Starlight Cafe and Auntie Gravity’s Galactic Goodies For those preferring a sit-down meal, The Plaza Restaurant is located nearby off Main Street USA and offers numerous sandwiches and ice cream treats. Also in Tomorrowland, Tomorrowland Terrace has seasonal offerings Cosmic Ray’s Starlight Café serves counter service meals of chicken, ribs, burgers, and sandwiches and Auntie Gravity’s Galactic Goodies offers ice cream. Shopping: Check out a wide assortment of souvenirs at the nearby “Mickey’s Star Traders.”ĭining/Refreshment: At the base of Astro Orbiter, The Lunching Pad serves specialty hot dogs and pretzels, and frozen beverages.
This attraction is located in the Magic Kingdom’s Tomorrowland. Guest Policies: Children under age 7 years must be accompanied by a person age 14 years or older.
If you tend to be claustrophobic you may want to skip this ride. You must board a small elevator to reach the loading platform. Safety, Accessibility, and Guest PoliciesĪccessibility: Must Transfer from Wheelchair/ECV Flash Photography or Video Allowed: This ride is outdoors.
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