Soar Over Orlando: A Guide to the City’s Tallest Theme Park Attractions
Discover Orlando’s most towering experiences at world‑famous theme parks and standout attractions, including the iconic Orlando StarFlyer at ICON Park® (pictured).
It’s not a bird, not a plane, and not even Superman—thrill‑seekers like you are ready to soar high on Orlando’s tallest attractions! Explore the sky‑high rides that will elevate your visit, from Universal Orlando Resort and Walt Disney World® Resort to SeaWorld® Orlando and International Drive.
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Thanks to enhanced health and safety measures at our theme parks, attractions, and nearby businesses, you can enjoy these epic rides with confidence—provided you’re comfortable with heights. It’s time to fly high in Orlando!
Please note: Depending on the timing of your visit, some experiences may be temporarily modified. Learn more about healthy travel and what’s open in Orlando, and check with your favorite attractions for their current status.
Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit at Universal Studios Florida (167 Feet)
Located at Universal Studios Florida, Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit delivers big thrills—speeds up to 65 mph—and lets you pick the soundtrack for your ride. Watch the first drop carefully!
Restrictions: Guests must be at least 51 inches.
Spaceship Earth at EPCOT® (180 Feet)
Since day one, Disney’s EPCOT® has featured Spaceship Earth—a geosphere that offers an engaging journey through the history of communication.
Restrictions: None.
Expedition Everest – Legend of the Forbidden Mountain at Disney’s Animal Kingdom® Theme Park (199 Feet)
Begin in a remote Tibetan village at the base of Mount Everest. Board a train that twists, plunges into darkness, and races toward the legendary Yeti.
Restrictions: Guests must be at least 44 inches.
The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror™ at Disney’s Hollywood Studios® (199 Feet)
Since 1994, this elevator‑style ride has terrified guests with a drop to the 5th Dimension, guided by Rod Serling, the legendary creator of The Twilight Zone.
Restrictions: Guests must be at least 40 inches.
Mako at SeaWorld® Orlando (200 Feet)
SeaWorld’s tallest, longest, and fastest coaster—Mako—catapults riders at 73 mph, delivering deep dives and a new thrill at every turn.
Restrictions: Guests must be at least 54 inches.
SkyCoaster at Fun Spot America (250 & 300 Feet)
Family‑owned Fun Spot America offers a tandem bungee‑jumping experience. The Orlando location reaches 250 feet; the Kissimmee site climbs 300 feet.
Restrictions: Guests must be at least 42 inches (both locations).
Sky Tower at SeaWorld Orlando (400 Feet)
One of SeaWorld’s original attractions, the Sky Tower offers a gentle ascent to a 400‑foot summit, delivering panoramic views of Orlando—perfect for a moment of calm before the next adventure.
Restrictions: None.
The Wheel at ICON Park® (400 Feet)
The Wheel, formerly known as the Orlando Eye, remains a signature experience. Climate‑controlled capsules carry guests to 400 feet, where they can view downtown Orlando, the theme parks, and beyond. Private party options are available.
Restrictions: None.
Orlando StarFlyer (450 Feet)
Opened in 2018, the Orlando StarFlyer towers 50 feet above The Wheel. Two‑person swing seats spin 360° at up to 60 mph, delivering a breathtaking 425‑foot perspective—if you’re brave enough to look out.
Restrictions: Guests must be at least 44 inches.
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