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Rock n' Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith reviews

Theme Park Insider readers offer their ratings and reviews for Rock n' Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith, a roller coaster in Backlot at Walt Disney Studios Park. (The minimum height to ride is 48 inches.)

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Posted: January 3, 2012

A import of Walt Disney World's launch coaster. This time, however, instead of racing to an Aerosmith concert, you'll be part of an Aerosmith concert. Hundreds of lasers and lights illuminate the inside as Aerosmith music accompanies you on a wild, rockin' ride.

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5 votes, so far

Despite being identitical to the Disney MGM version, I felt the Paris version to actually be slower when I rode it this time. Perhaps that was because there's no real theme or signs for you to look at when you're on the ride, perhaps these create the impression of a faster ride but it still felt slower for me. Besides that, still a great coaster and great music too! - Jason McLaughlin

It has the same track layout of the one in Florida except it just has lasers and strobes instead of stuff around you! 8/10 - D H

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