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Incredicoaster

Disney California Adventure Park · Pixar Pier

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Overview

Incredicoaster is DCA's fastest, longest coaster, launching riders out along the waterfront at high speed before a run of big drops, a vertical loop, and tunnels. The Incredibles theming layers a chase narrative — Jack-Jack has gone missing, and the family is racing to find him — over a long waterfront track. The launch from the station area straight onto the waterfront remains its most talked-about moment.

ParksLog verdict

The park's signature thrill ride and one of the best coasters at any Disney property in the U.S. — the launch and waterfront layout hold up regardless of the Incredibles theming layered on top. Worth prioritizing with Lightning Lane; the standby line can eat well over an hour on a busy day. A must-do for anyone who clears the height minimum.

About this experience

High-speed launch coaster with a loop, tunnels, and Incredibles-themed storytelling along the waterfront.

Best for

  • Thrill-seekers wanting the park's fastest ride
  • Incredibles fans
  • Guests comfortable with launches and inversions

Tips

  • Use Lightning Lane if you don't want to burn a big chunk of your day in a standby line.
  • The launch happens almost immediately after departure — brace early.
  • Ride at night for a different, disorienting experience along the illuminated waterfront.

Details

Must DoMin height 122 cmThrill HighLightning Lane Multi PassSingle Rider Line

Type ride

Min height 122 cm

Thrill High

Good for kids Better for older guests

Lightning Lane Lightning Lane Multi Pass

Single Rider Line Available

Top speed 89 km/h

Biggest drop 33 m

Motion sickness High

Location Outdoor

Opened 2018

Attraction characteristics
Roller CoasterOutdoorLaunchThrill

History

The track originally opened in 2001 as California Screamin', a retro boardwalk-themed coaster with no queue story beyond a classic amusement-pier presentation. It was rethemed in 2018 to Incredicoaster, adding Incredibles characters and a chase narrative to the same track layout, including an Incredibles-themed queue and finale scene.

Fun facts

  • The track dates to 2001, when it opened as California Screamin' with a classic wooden-coaster-style layout built in steel.
  • The 2018 retheme added the Incredibles storyline without altering the underlying track.

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