NEW! Mickey & Minnie's Ride - Trackless Dark Ride - RunAway Railway - Mickey's Ride

[4K] First Ever Mickey Mouse and Minnie's Dark Ride at a Disney Parks. Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway is a trackless dark ride located in Disney's Hollywood Studios at Walt Disney World Florida.

Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway Ride is also coming to Disneyland Mickey's Toontown in 2022.

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Ride filmed March 4, 2020 Opening Day at Disney's Hollywood Studios.

[Taijifufu]

I like how it starts as a train and literally goes off the rails. They're really taking projection mapping to a whole new level here as well.

[SandwitchZebra]

Keep in mind- in the almost 60 years of the Disney theme parks, Disney’s prime mouse has never had a dedicated ride. While I am sad the Great Movie Ride is gone, this looks cool and I’m looking forward to someday experiencing it in person!

[jasonthesnow]

I love how the back cars at the beginning of the ride become the front cars at the end of the ride

[wereedbooks]

The Daisy dancing scene made me laugh. That hasn't happened with a Disney ride (for me) in years. Can't wait to experience it in person!

[SheepBeard]

It took me 3 different POVs of this to realise the Jungle Scene and the Underwater Scene are the same room. That's gotta say a lot about the tech

[batrisyiairdina]

when daisy said "don't be shy" i was like "don't be shy put some morreee" HAHAHA

[gissneric]

The factory transformation is incredible. I thought that the room was just a screen surrounding it. It was practical stuff and projections.

[zachhatten]

The technology is undeniably incredible but my biggest issue with trackless rides is how empty they look. Because of the large amount of space needed, you feel like you're in a big show building and not immersed in the ride. It works for Rise of the Resistance because a Star Destroyer is big and open, but most other rides it really takes away the experience for me

[wondermentpuppettheater]

Back to the way Disney rides use to be colorful, and fun for the entire family. I would love to see a Roger Rabbit ride in this style. Yea for Disney.

[Cure_Hana]

It’s nice that we get to hear the late Russi Taylor’s Minnie Mouse voice one last time. 😌

[briansivley]

This is most likely the last performance of Minnie Mouse that Russi Taylor did before her death if not one of the last.

[AnGie]

I didn’t really notice or appreciate how this was all trackless until everyone started waltzing.

[Sedlan]

That map projecting is amazing, didn't expect the hole on the screen, amazing ride, I desperately need a vacation plan

[NotOldGreyWolf]

The show building finally got that tornado :)

[woshee_real]

I think people are being a bit harsh on this ride because of the ride that preceeded it got replaced by this one.

[roseNthorn]

I’ve watched several POV’s of this and, as always, Attractions 360 has the best one!

[aespugic]

4:38 this is probably the most satisfying thing that i have ever seen

[あべべ-dv]

これはすごい！！
動画だけで鳥肌立った！！！
体験したら感動やばそう！！！

[shukumei]

Just had the opportunity to go on this ride the other day and it was well worth the 75 minute wait in line with my 6 and 3 year old. It was seriously amazing to see in person. The seat your sitting in too has vibrations to go along with the ride, the twister there’s wind whipping around you, the graphics are incredible in person, the technology is amazing they really make you feel like your falling off a cliff into water. My kids and husband loved it just as much as I did. It was really awesome and I highly recommend you ride it when you get the chance!

[andrewtaylor]

It looks great. It also looks like an experience that can’t be well captured by a video camera. Interesting use of projection mapping. As shown through the lens of a camera it looks like it might suffer slightly from being shoehorned into the Great Movie Rides space and footprint. A few spots seem to feel too much like rooms. But that may just be the third party camera. It may be a more immersive experience in person.