While most attractions and rides are available to Guests of all heights, some experiences at Walt Disney World theme parks do have minimum height requirements.
You don’t have to miss out just because someone in your party isn’t quite tall enough for your favorite ride or attraction. Everyone else can still ride using the Rider Switch pass. This allows your party to split into 2 groups – the first group rides while the second hangs back, then you switch, allowing the second group to ride.
Guests must be at least this tall to ride each attraction as indicated:
Magic Kingdom
- The Barnstormer – 35”
- Big Thunder Mountain Railroad – 40”
- Seven Dwarfs Mine Train – 38”
- Space Mountain – 44”
- Splash Mountain – 40”
- Tomorrowland Speedway (Ride)– 32”
- Tomorrowland Speedway (Drive) – 54”
Disney’s Hollywood Studios
- Alien Swirling Saucers – 32”
- Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run – 38”
- Rock ‘n’ Roller – 48”
- Slinky Dog Dash – 38”
- Star Tours – 40”
- Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance – 40”
- Twilight Zone Tower of Terror™ – 40”
Epcot
- Mission: SPACE – 40”
- Mission: SPACE Orange – 44
- Soarin’ Around the World – 40”
- Test Track – 40”
Animal Kingdom
- Avatar Flight of Passage – 44”
- DINOSAUR – 40”
- Expedition Everest – 44”
- Kali River Rapids – 38”
- Primeval Whirl – 48”
Typhoon Lagoon
- Crush ‘n’ Gusher – 48”
- Humunga Kowabunga – 48”
Blizzard Beach
- Chair Lift – 32”
- Downhill Double Dipper – 48”
- Slush Gusher – 48”
- Summit Plummet – 48”

Written by Adjunct Professor Leah Ferguson, edited by Professor Heather Adamczak.
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