Disney Animal Kingdom Rides Checklist

Pick your adventure by land

Pandora pairs Avatar Flight of Passage’s simulated banshee flight with Na’vi River Journey’s glowing rainforest boat ride. In Asia, Expedition Everest combines forward and backward coaster movement, while Kali River Rapids turns circular rafts through splashing water. These differences are more useful than treating every major attraction as the same kind of thrill.

Africa offers Kilimanjaro Safaris in an open-air truck and the Wildlife Express Train toward Conservation Station. The safari includes live animals, so the sightings and pace are not identical on every trip. A checkmark records that you took the experience, not that you saw a fixed list of animals.

Leave space for the rest of Animal Kingdom

This is a ride tracker, not a full-day itinerary. Animal trails, stage shows and other encounters are a substantial part of the park but are not all counted as rides here. Use the ride list to choose your priorities without assuming the park ends when the ride boxes are checked.

Keep past trips while following what comes next

DINOSAUR, TriceraTop Spin, Primeval Whirl and Discovery River Boats remain as retired experiences. The announced Tropical Americas additions are separate upcoming entries, including the Indiana Jones adventure, Antonio’s Fiesta de Encanto and the planned carousel. A future attraction does not replace the completion you earned on an earlier visit.

Visiting with young children

Children under 7 need a companion aged 14 or older to board attractions. Height is only one requirement; check the individual entry and follow posted boarding instructions.

Compare your other Florida park visits

Continue with Magic Kingdom, EPCOT and Hollywood Studios, or use the Disney vacation checklist for preparations beyond the rides.

Explore more Disney parks

Explore the Disney parks worldwide checklist to track which parks you have visited and find your next ride list.

Before your visit, use the Disney packing checklist for what to bring.

1. Check the experiences you have already tried, then save your checklist to keep your progress.
2. Use the table fields to compare the experiences that interest you. Open a name for its description and additional details.
3. Keep completed visits separate from future plans: a tick records an experience you have done, not a reservation or a live operating status.
4. Choose Save & Compare to create a group with friends or family. Everyone updates their own checklist, so you can compare progress without changing each other’s answers.
5. Return to your saved checklist after your visit and check off your new experiences. Keep earlier completions when an attraction closes or is replaced.