Disney's Hollywood Studios

Disney's Hollywood Studios height requirements

7 attractions have a minimum height. 24 do not. Here is exactly where your child stands.

  • Shortest requirement32in (81cm)
  • Tallest requirement48in (122cm)
  • No requirement24 attractions
Every Disney's Hollywood Studios attraction with a minimum height, shortest first. Measured with shoes on, hats off, against a fixed stick.
AttractionHeightLandTypeIntensityLightning Lane
Alien Swirling Saucers32" · 81cmToy Story LandSpinnerGentleMulti Pass
Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run38" · 97cmStar Wars: Galaxy's EdgeSimulatorModerateMulti Pass
Slinky Dog Dash38" · 97cmToy Story LandRoller coasterModerateMulti Pass
Star Tours: The Adventures Continue40" · 102cmEcho LakeSimulatorModerateMulti Pass
Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance40" · 102cmStar Wars: Galaxy's EdgeDark rideModerateSingle Pass
The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror40" · 102cmSunset BoulevardDark rideExtremeMulti Pass
Rock 'n' Roller Coaster Starring The Muppets48" · 122cmSunset BoulevardRoller coasterExtremeMulti Pass

Last verified July 2026

By height

What can my child ride?

Each band below shows what unlocks at that height and what is still out of reach.

At 32 inches (81cm)

A child who measures 32 inches can ride 25 of the 31 attractions at Disney's Hollywood Studios — every one of the 24 with no requirement, plus 1 that do have one.

Newly unlocked at this height: Alien Swirling Saucers.

Still too short for: Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run (38"), Slinky Dog Dash (38"), Star Tours: The Adventures Continue (40"), Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance (40"), The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror (40"), and Rock 'n' Roller Coaster Starring The Muppets (48").

At 38 inches (97cm)

A child who measures 38 inches can ride 27 of the 31 attractions at Disney's Hollywood Studios — every one of the 24 with no requirement, plus 3 that do have one.

Newly unlocked at this height: Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run and Slinky Dog Dash.

Still too short for: Star Tours: The Adventures Continue (40"), Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance (40"), The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror (40"), and Rock 'n' Roller Coaster Starring The Muppets (48").

At 40 inches (102cm)

A child who measures 40 inches can ride 30 of the 31 attractions at Disney's Hollywood Studios — every one of the 24 with no requirement, plus 6 that do have one.

Newly unlocked at this height: Star Tours: The Adventures Continue, Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance, and The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror.

Still too short for: Rock 'n' Roller Coaster Starring The Muppets (48").

At 48 inches (122cm)

A child who measures 48 inches can ride 31 of the 31 attractions at Disney's Hollywood Studios — every one of the 24 with no requirement, plus 7 that do have one.

Newly unlocked at this height: Rock 'n' Roller Coaster Starring The Muppets.

Nothing is off limits. At 48 inches your child clears every height requirement in the park.

24 of them

Attractions with no height requirement

Anyone can ride these, at any height — though some still frighten small children. Scare factors are noted where they matter.

AttractionLandTypeScare factor
Beauty and the Beast: Live on StageSunset BoulevardStage show2/5
Citizens of HollywoodHollywood BoulevardShow1/5
Disney Junior Play and Dance!Animation CourtyardStage show1/5
Disney Movie MagicHollywood BoulevardShow2/5
Disney SkylinerHollywood BoulevardTransportation2/5
Dok-Ondar's Den of AntiquitiesStar Wars: Galaxy's EdgeWalkthrough1/5
Droid DepotStar Wars: Galaxy's EdgeInteractive game1/5
Fantasmic!Sunset BoulevardShow3/5
For the First Time in Forever: A Frozen Sing-Along CelebrationEcho LakeStage show1/5
Friendship Boats to EPCOT and the BoardWalkHollywood BoulevardBoat ride1/5
Galaxy's Edge Character EncountersStar Wars: Galaxy's EdgeCharacter meet3/5
Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular!Echo LakeStage show2/5
Lightning McQueen's Racing AcademySunset BoulevardShow1/5
Meet Olaf at Celebrity SpotlightEcho LakeCharacter meet1/5
Mickey & Minnie Starring in Red Carpet DreamsHollywood BoulevardCharacter meet1/5
Mickey & Minnie's Runaway RailwayHollywood BoulevardDark ride2/5
Savi's Workshop: Handbuilt LightsabersStar Wars: Galaxy's EdgeInteractive game1/5
Star Wars Launch BayAnimation CourtyardWalkthrough2/5
Star Wars: Datapad in Play Disney ParksStar Wars: Galaxy's EdgeInteractive game1/5
Toy Story Land Character MeetsToy Story LandCharacter meet1/5
Toy Story Midway Mania!Toy Story LandDark ride1/5
Vacation Fun: An Original Animated Short with Mickey & MinnieEcho LakeFilm1/5
Walt Disney PresentsAnimation CourtyardWalkthrough1/5
Wonderful World of AnimationHollywood BoulevardShow2/5

How measuring actually works

A cast member measures your child against a fixed stick at the entrance to each attraction: shoes on, hats off, standing straight. There is no discretion and no negotiating — the stick decides.

If your child is borderline, ask for a wristband at the first attraction that measures them. A coloured band means the height has been checked for the day and they will not be re-measured at every queue, which saves a lot of standing around and a lot of disappointment repeated seven times.

Thick-soled shoes are not cheating; they are simply how the measurement is taken. Hair that adds height is not — expect it to be flattened.