The last time I rode, it had one of the best drop sequences I’ve had on any of the Towers I’ve ridden, so it was full of that stomach flipping sensation I love so much. The queue through the lobby and the pre-show area are full of fun artifacts for fans of the movies and the ride experience itself is great. It’s still one of my favorite attractions at the park. My initial reaction to them retrofitting my beloved Tower was less than thrilled, but after riding it a couple times I have to admit that it’s pretty well done. Guardians of the Galaxy – Mission: Breakout occupies what used to be Tower of Terror and will be part of the soon-to-be Marvel Land. It’s easier to split up when you don’t have to worry about accompanying kids. And it has a pretty good single rider line that has let me skip hour+ waits and be on the ride in under 5 minutes multiple times, so check that out. I had a perfect record going until I finally visited with my boyfriend and he made us lose. It’s definitely geared toward the whole family, but it’s phenomenally done and the race at the end is super fun. Hands down, my favorite California Adventure ride is Radiator Springs Racers (aka the Cars ride). Best California Adventure rides for adults I’ve paid to visit previously, and all opinions are my own.
Also, on my most recent visit to California Adventure, I was provided a complimentary one day park hopper ticket by the Disneyland Resort. Note: This post contains affiliate links, and should you choose to make a purchase I may receive a small commission. If you’re also planning to visit Disneyland Park without kids, you’ll want to check out my guide for that too. If you’re planning to visit without kids, this guide full of California Adventure tips, highlights, and FAQs is all you need. Out of the two parks at Disneyland, California Adventure definitely feels more like it’s geared toward adults with a couple of great bars and winery-themed dining. Originally intended to be more California themed – hence the name – that focus has shifted over the last few years with Paradise Pier being revamped into Pixar Pier and a brand new Marvel land set to debut soon. Out of Disneyland’s two theme parks, California Adventure Park definitely has a more adult vibe, if for no other reason than the fact that you can get alcohol there – though Disneyland does now serve alcohol in Oga’s Cantina.
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