Space Mountain: Mission 2Roller coasterMinimum height to ride: 55 inches About Space Mountain: Mission 22005 saw one of Europe's most famous rollercoasters get a complete revamp. Space Mountain: Mission 2 gives the Disneyland classic a kick into the 21st century. This time, you're going further into deep space, for a high-tech adventure to the edge of the universe. Advanced technology gives this high-speed ride even more to look at, and Michael Giacchino, composer for Alias and The Incredibles ensures the accompanying soundtrack is suitable dramatic. Photos from Space Mountain: Mission 2
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By far the best Space Mountain of them all. This makes the American versions look quite pathetic. The closest comparision would be Rockin-Roller Coaster in Orlando but even then, this is amazing! Perfection! - Daniel Smith Haven't been in years, but if it still goes upside-down, it's easily better than the ones in the states. - Amy Tupper
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