Hello,
Thanks for dropping by planDisney again Celeste. It sounds like you are excited about this visit in 2026 and are ready for an exciting time. There are definitely a couple of spots you can check out people enjoying thrill rides. Are you ready? Launching in 3..2..1!
Walt Disney World is and always has been for kids of all ages. From the two-year-old that is meeting Mickey Mouse for the first time and riding Dumbo, to the 20 year-old who is waiting online for each and every coaster available. There is something to enjoy for everyone. Even folks with ECVs are welcomed at the Disney parks. While there are no designated viewing corridors for attractions, I can think of a couple of different coasters and attractions where you can witness people screaming, and enjoying themselves on the more fast paced attractions. When you visit
Magic Kingdom Park the first one that comes to mind is
TRON Lightycle Run. You can sit outside near the coaster in a shaded area and watch folks on the lightcycles trying to win the race. This attraction gives you a good long viewing time of the riders soaring up, as well as a good drop swooping down toward ground level. I would suggest watching this one during the day and at night. I would also like to reassure you that this particular attraction does have seating for folks with ECVs. If you think you can handle this intense ride you may want to check with a cast member to see if you can enjoy riding through the grid. There is a seat transfer involved but if you are interested it is available. Another location inside of the Magic Kingdom is Tiana’s Bayou Adventure. There is a bridge right outside of the big drop and you can see families enjoying the drop into the Bayou every couple of seconds. The joyful screams from this part of park, always make me happy. Another nearby attraction that should be open when you visit is
Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. You can definitely hear the screams coming from “The wildest ride in the wilderness!”
Hollywood Studios holds two amazing attractions that will give you a more than a few screams from guests. You may not be able to see them, but you sure can hear them when they drop on
The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror. There is also an attraction where you can see the guests in Toy Story Land called
Slinky Dog Dash. This coaster is all outside and actually gets pretty close to the ground so you should be able to see and definitely will be able to hear first time coaster riders enjoying a ride with one of their favorite toys from the movies.
Disney Animal Kingdom is no stranger to thrills. Expedition Everest is a partly outdoor coaster where you will be able to see from multiple angles in the park riders enjoying this attraction.
Kali River Rapids may not be as fast paced, but I can guarantee the excitement is definitely there on this attraction. There are a couple of locations where you can watch riders enjoy it, including a bridge. An easy way to locate and scout for locations will be using your
My Disney Experience App. Once you search the attraction you can view it on the map. It will give you a pretty accurate lay of the land so you can plan accordingly.
Have a magical day,
Jeremy A