Space Mountain: Mission 2Roller coasterMinimum height to ride: 55 inches 2005 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: [See all photos | Submit Photo] Safety
Reader reviews of Space Mountain: Mission 2
I was disappointed by this Space. I had high expectations and I love thrill rides but this jerked you around a lot and this wasn't as good as the Amazing Disneyland version or even the nostalgic Disney World one. - Ali Salem Perhaps the best of the roller coasters in Disneyland. You start by being pulled up the main slope, then you suddenly stop before whoosh you shoot off up to the top of the ride. You appear to be flying through space, warping past stars and planets, etc. (this has the drawback of you not being able to see the outside though). Definitely recommended. - Colm de Cleir 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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