Starting Aug. 13, Disney will relaunch the Mission: SPACE with a brand new experience and an enhanced version of the “classic” Mission: SPACE.

If you think you’ve got “the right stuff,” take on the Orange Mission for a truly intense experience that lets you feel the force of an actual space launch en route to Mars. On this mission, you’ll dodge meteoroids, slingshot around the moon and attempt a precision landing on the Red Planet’s alien surface. This “mission” has been enhanced with new, HD video to make it even clearer – I can’t imagine!

- Advertisement -

Or, embark on the more family-friendly Green Mission – a new mission that takes you on an exciting orbit around Earth. On this amazing new adventure, you’ll take in sites like the Hawaiian Islands, Italy’s “boot” and the Northern Lights—as seen from space, of course—before finally landing at Kennedy Space Center in Florida. No matter which mission you choose, it’ll be a journey that’s totally out of this world.

See also  Tiki Terrace & Trader Sam's Grog Grotto has reopened at the Poly.

In addition to all the “mission” updates, our partners at Walt Disney Imagineering have also made this attraction MORE family-friendly. Younger astronauts can now ride – the height restriction will be changed for the Green Mission side with the addition of new X-2 booster seats allowing children 40-44” to ride.

Comments

Before You Go:

Mission Space Epcot‘Mission: Space’ To Re-Open August with New Green Mission New Space Restaurant to Offer ‘Out-of-this-World’ Dining Experience at Epcot near Mission: SPACE The History of Mission Space | Expedition Epcot Four New Experiences Are Set To Debut In Epcot This Fall More Details and Menus Revealed for Space 220 Restaurant at EPCOT Location Confirmed for Upcoming Space-Themed Restaurant at Epcot Epcot’s new space themed restaurant is a lot more high-tech than we first realized Enjoy Special Character Experiences and Photo Opportunities During Disney PhotoPass Day