disneyland rise of resistance virtual queue

Once you enter the ride, your virtual queue time was confirmed and you wind through a forested area outside (fans and cooling fans all present). He enjoyed the affects (and keeping in mind, he is a HUGE Star Wars fan!)! Once the ride started moving around what looks to be a First Order ship and transitions into a video motion (similar to Millenium Falcon, Smuggler’s Run and Star Tours), he was very certain he would not enjoy.ĭuring our trip in May 2021, my non-SPD child and I were able to join the afternoon virtual queue! I was SUPER excited to finally experience this attraction! My 5 year old was a little nervous but I assured her it was going to be a great experience (as we watched the POV videos!). At first, he loved the different “ scenes” you go through until you reach the actual motion ride.

My SPD child and I watched the video together to see his reaction before we went on our trip. With each new attraction created, Disney World has created an incredible adventure for riders in Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance! As we have mentioned in previous posts, the BEST WAY to prepare an SPD child is to watch POV videos! (before boarding the “transport car” and before getting on the actual ride) Pro: Sets are incredibly intricate so it is a cool experience especially if you have a Star Wars loving child or adult! Exit: “Breaks” in between each segment of ride where you can exit. Triggers: Multiple stages of ride which can cause anxiety and sense of unknown for child, dark moments, bright lights and loud noises.

UPDATE: Able to join virtual queue and RIDE in May 2021! Updated review below!ĮDIT: Trip in February 2021, unable to join Virtual Queue to Ride. We made sure he knew in each stage of the ride what to expect (type of movement, when the main ride would start, when the drop happens.etc) and he LOVED it! What a great sensory success!

UPDATE: My Sensory child RODE it! (age 11).

Disneyland rise of resistance virtual queue