Attraction Overview
Soarin’ Around the World offers an exhilarating flight experience over various spectacular sights across the globe. The ride features a 40" height requirement to ensure safety and enjoyment for all guests.
Attraction Review by Age Group:
Ages 2-4: Many children in this age group are not tall enough to meet the height requirement. Those who are often enjoy the attraction, though some loud sounds, such as fireworks, may temporarily startle young children.
Ages 5-10: For children who meet the height requirement, Soarin’ is one of the most popular rides at Walt Disney World.
Ages 11-15: This age group often ranks Soarin’ as a favorite ride in all of Walt Disney World.
Ages 16-Adult: Similar to pre-teens and teens, adults frequently consider Soarin’ one of their favorite attractions at Walt Disney World.
Senior Citizens: Seniors concerned about motion sickness should note that Soarin’ is a gentle ride that does not jostle riders. It provides a relaxing experience through beautiful visuals rather than intense movements.
When to Visit:
Soarin’ is one of the most popular attractions at Epcot, leading to long wait times, especially during busy days. It is best to visit early in the morning or later in the day when the lines may be shorter. Utilizing Genie+ can help secure a reservation and reduce wait times.
Genie+
Soarin’ is included in Genie+, and reservations can typically be made throughout the morning for decent return times. Towards the end of the day, the wait time can drop to around 20 minutes, making it a good option for a later visit.
Trivia and Additional Information
Disney World Facts: This attraction was originally built for Disney's California Adventure, which is why the original film features many Californian landscapes. The current version, Soarin’ Around the World, showcases stunning scenes from across the globe, offering a broader experience.
Soarin’ Around the World is a must-visit attraction at Epcot, providing a unique and immersive flight experience that delights guests of all ages.