This is a great ride for getting a good view above Tomorrowland and more. It is a ride type commonly known as a "spinner" or aerial carousel-type Attraction that is fairly high up too. You start out on a deck at about 80 feet when you get into the rocket and it flies up to like 36 feet once the ride gets going. You can control your elevation via stick control; forward to lower and pull back to climb, with the ride spinning at eleven rotations per minute, and last about a minute and a half. The strongest centrifugal force feeling you'll get is right at the end, and it's not much. 

When originally opened in 1974 at the Magic Kingdom of Walt Disney World it was named Star Jets, which had a Saturn style rocket at the center of the Attraction. Almost exactly like Rocket Jets of Disneyland at the time. But was revamped and reopened in the mid-90's as part of "The New Tomorrowland" look. The rockets are newer designs with the center and outer parts of the Attraction representing planets as though the rockets are flying through space. Really classic style Ride with a newer look that is a great Attraction for all ages. 

Original design was built as AstroJets, a Tomorrowland Attraction in Disneyland that opened in 1956. Later on it was renamed Rocket Jets and was commonly referred to as the Tomorrowland Jets. When the Attraction first opened in Disneyland, it had its own ticket booth and from what I can tell.....costs were about 20 to 35 cents to ride then. The original Attraction had names for the Jets which were based on bright stars in the sky like; Castor, Procyon, and Altair. This was before the space program got off the ground, per say, so I guess naming rockets had a different approach back then.

• Any Height....All ages....Slow Rides, Spinning