Top 10 Most Thrilling Rides & Attractions at Disney World

It's a water slide that's 120 feet tall and 360 feet long, and depending on your weight, you'll slide anywhere from 50 to 60 mph, and get wet.
It’s so powerful and fast even with water, it burns you and gives you the biggest wedgie of your life.
A minimum height requirement of 48" is in place, so it's no kids ride.
It's the flagship attraction at Blizzard Beach, so it's bound to be a real thriller.

Thrill level: 9/10

There are lots of scarier water slides now...

It's the flagship ride at Disney's Hollywood Studios, and it's known for having a drop sequence, so it's a real thrill, yet it's randomized, so it's different for every rider, adding to the fun and scare.
However, despite its extreme thrill, the minimum height requirement is 40", a real understatement.

Thrill level: 7/10

It launches you from 0 to 57 mph in 2.8 seconds, and delivers 5 g's and includes 2 loops and 1 corkscrew, and is in the dark, yet Aerosmith blasts music into your eardrums.
The minimum height requirement is 48", so little kids will not be tall enough to ride.
Thrill level: 6.5/10

A series of water coasters at Typhoon Lagoon, the ride has different levels, but all provide thrills for everyone, though the minimum height requirement is 48", so little kids are not tall enough to ride.
Thrill level: 4.5/10

It's a wild mouse coaster, and the 1st coaster at Animal Kingdom.
The layout looks easy, but is deceiving, the turns are very sharp and jerky, so those with bad backs, necks or heart problems should bypass this ride, and to add to the thrills, the cars spin, and unlike Mad Tea Party, you can't control the spinning, as it's automated, so those prone to motion sickness should not ride.
Yet the minimum height requirement is a surprising 48", so kids will not be tall enough to ride anyway, and they mean exact.
Even a millimeter below that and they won't let you on.
It's not an extreme ride, but the hairpin turns and the spinning make for one thrilling ride.
Thrill level: 4.5/10

The EMV ride takes you back in time on a quest to find a carnotaurus before the meteor strikes, and yet the ride is extremely rough and goes fast on some parts, and there's a scene in the end that'll scare you, along with a drop before going back to the present.
It's both thrilling and scary at the same time.
Thrill level: 4.5/10

This ride was very boring and too slow

This roller coaster is the most intense ride and attraction in Fantasyland at Magic Kingdom, so it might take little ones by surprise.
The minimum height requirement is 38", and those starting out on roller coasters might want to try the Barnstormer 1st, and if they like it, then they might love the mine train.

Thrill level: 4/10

You go in this car and test your car skills and near the end, for the finale, you go full speed outside with banked turns and an acceleration of up to 64.9 mph (a normal driver can hit that speed on the interstate with ease however), and then they check your skills and make a commercial out of your test.
It's a perfect ride for those who enjoy some thrills at Disney, although it's the fastest Disney ride of all time.
Thrill level: 4/10

As it's name says, there is not only the representation of flying, but also the sensation of flying, and it's in the dark at the same time.
Thrill level: 1/10

It's said to copy Shanghai Disney's ride. It's said to feature a 59.3 mph launch & twists around the canopy & into the darkness of the grid as people ride in lightcycle-style seats. To those who say Space Mountain & Tiana's Bayou Adventure (formerly Splash Mountain) are thrilling will get a new view of thrills with this. Yet its placement at Magic Kingdom (which's usually known for appealing to lots of children & big kids) makes it weird since it's literally a grown-up ride at the park. Though it makes sense we're now viewing Tomorrowland as the land of growing up as it's about the future. Somebody said this ride gets 6.5/10 in thrills which's obviously more than plenty thrilling for any Disney park (which people originally viewed as family-friendly). It's said to even have lockers for loose items, which's a reminder of the serious thrills this attraction delivers.

It takes you 400' high and you look can look down, and sometimes it's windy.
If you're prone to motion sickness or vertigo, this ride is guaranteed to make you very dizzy, making it a thrilling ride you'll never forget.

It's a motion simulator, and like many, you don't move much, the image creates the illusion of motion, and it's a good intensity for simulators and Disney rides.
Despite not actually moving much, it has a height requirement of 40", many little kids are able to ride.
Thrill level: 4.5/10

It's a kiddie coaster and the perfect indroduction for little kids starting out on roller coasters.
Though a 35" minimum height requirement is in effect.
Thrill level: 3/10

It's a spinning ride like Dumbo and Aladdin, you sit on these Buck Rogers-style rockets, but you spin much higher and faster.
There's no height requirement, but you can control the height and speed if you want comfort.
Some kids might wanna try Dumbo and Aladdin first, and if they like those, then they might wanna try this.
Thrill level: 3/10

Known famously to people as the teacups, this ride you spin on teacups and spin right round like a record teacup.
And your teacups are on spinning tables, and with all spinning, those who are prone to motion sickness or have health problems should think twice.
Although you can control the spinning.
Thrill level: 2/10