Thrill-seeking
teens can brace themselves for action-packed, hair-raising and pulse-racing adventures
at Walt Disney World Resort.
Throughout the Vacation Kingdom guests can
encounter a faster-than-gravity drop inside an elevator shaft, a water-splashed
plunge along one of the worlds longest and fastest flume rides, and a race through
the longest ride ever in Walt Disney World history.
Heres a sampling of
the white-knuckle thrills:
Disney-MGM Studios rocks like never before with the hip Rock
'n' Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith. Aboard 24-passenger cars configured
as stretch limos, this indoor, high-speed thriller blasts guests on a rockin musical
journey with twists, turns and multiple inversions through movieland.
The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror at
Disney-MGM Studios adds a frightening new twist to the already terrorizing scream
machine. New special effects, lighting, musical score and accelerated speeds plummet
guests 13 stories, again and again, making the popular attraction scarier than
ever.
At Epcot, Disney's Test Track really
takes guests for a ride. The longest and fastest ride ever in Walt Disney World
history, Test Track screeches through a 150,000-square-foot pavilion with hairpin
turns, spirals and spins, with speeds revving to 65 mph. Riders in test vehicles
zoom into the exclusive world of automobile testing in an exhilarating mile-long
adventure.
A peaceful journey through the prehistoric world of dinosaurs
turns into a pulse-racing blast through DINOSAUR at DinoLand
U.S.A. at Disneys Animal Kingdom. An all-terrain time rover whisks travelers on
a turbulent trek back 65 million years to a world filled with frightening close
encounters with extraordinary dinosaurs, fiery asteroids and meteor showers.
There are chills, thrills, spills and non-stop excitement
throughout Magic Kingdom theme park. First stop -- an eerie encounter with a monstrous
alien at The ExtraTERRORestrial Alien Encounter. A must-see
classic thriller coaster, Space Mountain rockets through the Space Age. In Frontierland,
guests on Splash Mountain hold on for a splashtacular 87-foot drop at 40 mph --
one of the worlds longest, steepest flume drops.
Downtown Disney West Side offers another mountain to conquer
at Walt Disney World Resort. Buckle up and custom-design the roller coaster of
your dreams with barrel rolls, flips and multiple inversions. Then ride your coaster
creation aboard CyberSpace Mountain, a 360-degree motion simulator at DisneyQuest,
the ultimate interactive family adventure.
Watery thrills await guests at the winter wonderland-themed
Blizzard Beach water park and tropical-fun Typhoon Lagoon.
Walt Disney World guests plunge down Summit Plummet at speeds up to 60 mph. The
120-foot-tall Summit Plummet is the fastest, tallest, free-fall speed slide in
the world. Or catch a wave at Typhoon Lagoon water park with waves every 90 seconds
ranging from three to six feet. Professional surfers will teach guests how to
cut, carve and "hang 10" during clinics prior to park opening on select days.
Reservations can be made by calling 407/WDW-PLAY.
Guests who are into wakeboarding, parasailing or waterskiing
can cool off at Sammy Duvalls Water Sports Centre at Disneys Contemporary Resort
Marina with world-caliber instructors. For more information, call 407/WDW-PLAY.
Teens age 16 or older can buckle up for a joy ride at speeds
as great as 145 mph at Walt Disney World Speedway. The ride-along is offered as
part of Richard Petty Driving Experience. For more information, call 800/BE-PETTY.
Chow down at a slew of teen-friendly eateries such as House
of Blues, Rainforest Cafe, ESPN Sports Club or McDonalds.
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