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Astro Orbitor

Een Tomorrowland-raketspinner zonder minimumlengte, waarin je zelf de hoogte van je retro ruimteschip bepaalt.

Astro Orbitor zet de klassieke rakettenmolen op de drempel van Tomorrowland. Gasten stappen in een compact ruimteschip, stijgen rond een mechanisch zonnestelsel en regelen zelf hoe hoog hun baan wordt. De attractie is klein van schaal, maar werkt als bewegende entreepoort: koperkleurige planeten, draaiende raketten en Tomorrowland-geluid geven direct vaart aan het gebied.

Normal 8 min
Average 15 min
Highest measurement 60 min Measured at 20-07 19:32
Type Ride
Category Aerial Ride
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Coaster profile

Classification

Scale family
Opened May 22, 1998
Ride type Jets / rocket spinner
Designer Walt Disney Imagineering
Vehicle type Retro rocket ships
Vehicle capacity 3 passengers per official Disneyland page
Minimum height None
Based on Orbitron at Disneyland Paris
Control Rider-operated height lever

Trains

Arrangement Draaiende raketvoertuigen rond een astronomisch Tomorrowland-middelpunt; Disneyland Resort noemt driepersoonsruimteschepen en handmatige hoogtecontrole.
Riders per train 3

Notes

De officiele Disneyland Resort-pagina vermeldt Tomorrowland, Any Height, driepersoons ruimteschepen en handmatige hoogtecontrole. D23 vermeldt opening op 22 mei 1998 en de relatie met Orbitron in Disneyland Paris. Coasterpedia noemt Walt Disney Imagineering en classificeert de rit als Jets.

Theming

Tomorrowland-raketspinner met retro-futuristische planeten, astronomische ornamenten en bestuurbare raketten waarin gasten via een hendel hun vlieghoogte kiezen.

Data

Wait statistics

Based on available measurements and historical wait-time data.

Now Closed
Normal 8 min
Average 15 min
Highest measurement 60 min Measured at 20-07 19:32
Measurements 17130
Outage measurements 210
Avg. outage duration 17 min
Often busy 11:00 23 min average
Often quiet 08:00 5 min average
Reliability High 17332 measurements, 16 hour blocks
Distribution

Boxplots

Spread of wait times, outage duration, and the number of outages per day based on available historical data.

Wait times

17130 measurements

0 min 15 min 30 min 45 min 60 min
Min
5 min
Q1
10 min
Median
15 min
Q3
20 min
Max
60 min

Typical wait time: around 15 min.

It usually falls between 10 min and 20 min.

See more than 20 min? It is probably busier than usual — consider a quieter moment.

Less than 10 min? You are in luck: that does not happen often.

Outage duration

73 outages

0 min 30 min 60 min 90 min 120 min
Min
5 min
Q1
5 min
Median
6 min
Q3
16 min
Max
108 min

Outages usually last about 6 min.

Some are over quickly (sometimes within 5 min), others take longer (up to 16 min). That varies per outage.

Already longer than 16 min? The attraction may stay closed a while longer.

Outages per day

34 days

0 1 2 3 4
Min
1
Q1
2
Median
2
Q3
2
Max
4

On days with outages, we see an average of 2 per day.

That usually falls between 2 and 2.

On quiet days it was 1, on busy days up to 4.

Historical

Wait-time build-up

Today compared with historical wait times by hour.

Today Expected Historical
Horizontal axis hours, vertical axis queue minutes. 0 min 10 min 20 min 30 min 08:00 10:00 12:00 14:00 16:00 18:00 20:00 22:00 23:00