Incredicoaster is the looping, launched coaster along Pixar Pier. Jack-Jack’s escape supplies the story; the long stretch of white steel track dates back to California Screamin’.
The ride
The Incredibles chase Jack-Jack through enclosed tunnels while the train races around the pier. Michael Giacchino wrote the score. Outside those scenes, the coaster has a launch, hills and one vertical loop.
Riders must be at least 48 inches (122 cm) tall. The current version opened June 23, 2018. Disney’s ride information includes its full restrictions.
Coaster details
The track
Intamin built the coaster. RCDB lists 6,072 feet of track, a 108-foot drop and a top speed of 55 mph. The 108-foot measurement is the drop, not the structure’s maximum height.
Motion and effects
Expect quick changes in direction, drops and the loop. Disney’s sensory guide also flags darkness, loud sound, lighting and water effects, plus an artificial cookie scent. Riders use individual over-the-shoulder restraints.
Boarding and accessibility
Wheelchair and ECV users must transfer into the ride vehicle, independently or with help from their party. Enter the standard queue, continue to the elevator and wait for boarding instructions. Disney lists a transfer access vehicle and a transfer device.
Handheld captioning and Rider Switch are listed. Service animals cannot ride. Ask a Cast Member about the boarding arrangement you need, and read the attraction’s safety and accessibility panel before riding.
Queues and timing
Standby and Single Rider are options; Single Rider separates your group to fill empty seats. It does not guarantee a shorter wait or a particular seat. Check Single Rider availability.
Incredicoaster is included in Lightning Lane Multi Pass and Premier Pass, subject to availability. Compare the current passes.
Disney’s sensory guide estimates five minutes for the experience. RCDB lists a 2:36 duration without defining its timing boundaries. Neither figure includes your wait in line.
Before the Incredibles
California Screamin’2001–2018 · Photo from 2014
California Screamin’ opened with the park on February 8, 2001. Its steel structure was styled after an old wooden boardwalk coaster. January 7, 2018 was its final operating day under that name.
The 2018 conversionOpened June 23, 2018
Incredicoaster opened on June 23, 2018 with Pixar Pier. The existing coaster received the Incredibles story and scenes inside the tunnels. The opening date marks the new version, rather than a completely new coaster.
Our California Screamin’ reviewLimitless Park archive
Andrew reviewed the earlier ride in April 2017, including its layout, soundtrack and boardwalk theme. That review and its score describe California Screamin’, before the Incredibles conversion.
Elsewhere on the pier
Explore Pixar Pier for the surrounding rides and places to eat. Jack-Jack Cookie Num Nums sits near Incredicoaster’s exit.
Sources
Official ride, queue and access information checked November 10, 2026. Check the Disneyland app for today’s hours and availability.
The sensory guide linked by Disney was downloaded and checked November 10, 2026. Its cover says March 2026; the filename ends in 6.29.26. Sensory guide, page 25 · Current accessibility resources.
Intamin’s project record · RCDB specifications · D23: Incredicoaster · D23: California Screamin’
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- Excited Guests ride Incredicoaster: Disney. Promotional photograph; capture date not supplied.
- Pixar Pier featuring the Incredicoaster and Pixar Pal A Round at Disney California Adventure Park: Photo: Disney / Disneyland Resort.. Disney promotional photograph; capture date not supplied.
- California Screamin’ reflected in the water: Andrew Krivsky / Limitless Park. Archival photograph, 2014.
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