What and where is the attraction where you can design a roller coaster track on a computer and then ride it in a simulator? My twin 7yr olds saw something about this WDW attraction on a PBS show and this is something they really want to do.

Hi Karen,Your daughters are so brave! I'm way too much of a wimp to want to do that (it's been years since I've been on Tower of Terror!). The attraction they saw is called CyberSpace Mountain at Downtown Disney's DisneyQuest. DisneyQuest does require admission to enter; but if your park tickets have the plus feature, it will be included within those tickets. I should also point out that there is a height restriction of 51 to ride in the simulator, but anyone can design a coaster. Have a magical trip! Kara

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On May 22, 2008
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What and where is the attraction where you can design a roller coaster track on a computer and then ride it in a simulator? My twin 7yr olds saw something about this WDW attraction on a PBS show and this is something they really want to do.

Hi Karen,

Your daughters are so brave! I'm way too much of a wimp to want to do that (it's been years since I've been on Tower of Terror!).

The attraction they saw is called CyberSpace Mountain at Downtown Disney's DisneyQuest. DisneyQuest does require admission to enter; but if your park tickets have the plus feature, it will be included within those tickets. I should also point out that there is a height restriction of 51" to ride in the simulator, but anyone can design a coaster.

Have a magical trip! Kara

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