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Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters reviews
Theme Park Insider readers offer their ratings and reviews for Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters, a dark ride in Tomorrowland at Disneyland.
Written by Laurie smith Ride along in (manual) spinning two-person cars while shooting targets throughout the ride. It's like a life-sized video game. But make sure you go with two people. It's a much more interactive and fun ride with two people. Plus someone has to control both the spinning, and the shooting. It's good to trade off on who controls the car... or to throw off the other person's aim if you're like that!
Disabled Guests: Get in the standard line and proceed into the building. At the boarding area is a door to the disabled boarding area. This ride does have a moving walk way so it may be better to board in the disabled boarding area. Guests may remain in their wheelchair for this ride. Guess in ECVs must transfer to a wheelchair or load normally. Persons with sensory issues should check out videos of this ride first as it does have a flash photograph taken of guests, flashing lights and noises. Like being in an arcade game.
Readers' rating:
This is the best "shooter" type ride that I have seen. The fact you can control your carts spinning is a welcome addition and I find the guns to be more reliable than what I have seen at other parks. I also like that they provide a chart that give you an idea how good your score was compared to other people. The Buzz Lightyear theming with a blaster ensures it is nothing scary for small kids but is still fun for an adult. (8/10) - Lexi R My favourite ride at Disneyland, or at least one of them. Hidden bonus: the ride stops for about five seconds to allow disabled people to board, so it's a brief chance to focus your aim at a high-point target and let lasers fly. - Alex Taphorn a great ride and talk about originality, i love competing with my family on who gets the best scores - daniel reyes very fun ride. my nephew loves this ride. but it stops to much. - N O Agree with Manny- Men in Black is better. Still fun. Could see it getting tired in later years... - Kurt Larson It is a good ride but considering the history of Tomorrowland I don't think it is the best thing Disney could come up with. Unfortunately it is sucessful enough to stick around, but just not good enough for me to wish it would never be replaced. - Andy B More attraction and restaurant ratings: |
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