Astro Orbiter 1180 Seven Seas Drive, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830

"This is your standard whirly ride. You get in a rocket ship about the size of a small bath tub and spin your way through the planets. It's cute. Kids would love it! You sit two to a rocket with the smaller person in the front. Adults might have a hard time getting in and out of the rocket. It is kind of wobbly and there's not anything to really grab on to."

"Could use an upgrade or be changed out completely. The elevators are a tad bit small and it is outside. The ride goes a little faster than it looks when you are looking up at it. Cool ride from the 90's that can now be retired and given a makeover. But honestly is it really any different than dumbo or magic carpet? once you ride one go round ride you road them all."

"One of my least favorite rides in Magic Kingdom. Lines are long but the ride itself is short. As other people mentioned, be mindful that there isn't much space in the rocket ships you will sit on. You can pilot the ship up an down, my daughter kept it fairly down as I was having anxiety due to height frightening but I wanted her to enjoy it. The ride felt a little rusty. The view from above is stunning, you can see all Tomorrowland and the Castle surroundings. I was looking straight to avoid looking above it and be more anxious. I want to give it another try maybe at night when everything is illuminated, should give another vibe. Would I wait 30-40 minutes in line for this? Absolutely no."

"We always ride this at least once per visit to the Magic Kingdom. We try to wait until the line is less than 30 minutes as it is a short ride. It has spectacular views. The rockets are small for multiple adults, it was a bit of a squeeze with out backpack."

"It's like Dumbo, but almost as high as Cinderella's castle! It's a little generic in that it lacks any branding, i.e. association with a specific film. Regardless, the fairly unique perspective it affords the riders makes it very rewarding. The only downsides are lack of AC, even in the elevarors, and tight cars for the tall."