Indiana Jones - Temple of the Crystal SkullDark rideMinimum height to ride: 46 inches About Indiana Jones - Temple of the Crystal SkullFollow in the footsteps of Dr. Indiana Jones in a harrowing, life-or-death quest for the legendary Fountain of Youth. But beware the Fountain is purported to be guarded by a vengeful, supernatural spirit known as the Crystal Skull!
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I've never had the opportunity to ride the original version in Anaheim, but this ride is outstandng on its own merits. Creepy without being too scary, nice thrills, and fantastic special effects. While not as exciting as the Mummy coaster in Universal Orlando, the Indiana Jones ride has a broader appeal with better set decoration. This is definitely a ride you can go on over and over. I only wish I understood Japanese better so I could make sense out of what Indy was saying throughout the ride. - Tim Hillman The one thing that stood out for me was how well this was integrated into the landscape... The ride itself is very similar to "Forbidden Eye" in Anaheim, but I simply had trouble believing that this "temple" hadn't been there 800 years. - Rhys Evans Outstanding effects. Not very thrilling but the theme makes the atraction very exciting and even scary for some adults. Absolutely a ride that changed history of dark rides at the same time with its bigger brother in Disneyland 'Temple of Forbidden Eye'. A must-see ride! - Adriel Tjokrosaputro
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