Remy's Ratatouille Adventure

Reviews

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  Mike

  Jul 4, 2026
  5.0
  Remy's Ratatouille Adventure was an absolute delight and one of the highlights of our day at EPCOT. We took the Skyliner into the park, arrived for rope drop, and headed straight to Remy's Ratatouille Adventure. It was the perfect way to start the day. The ride is incredibly well themed and does a fantastic job of making you feel like you've been shrunk down to Remy's size. The sets, animation, and special effects all work together to create a fun, immersive experience for the whole family. Our entire family had a blast, and everyone stepped off the ride smiling. Whether you're a fan of the movie or not, this is one attraction that shouldn't be missed. If you're planning your EPCOT day, I'd highly recommend heading here first. It's well worth making it one of your top priorities.
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  Wade

  Jun 17, 2026
  5.0
  This was our toddlers first ride at Epcot. We were skeptical but she ended up really liking it! It was fun for all of us. She had an absolute blast. We even bought her a Remy toy on our way out. Wonderful attraction. We love the film so that helps. The wait time wasn’t bad in the morning.
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  Stephanie Miller

  Jun 13, 2026
  1.0
  Super cute movie… awful ride. Also made me super nauseous. Had to sit for an hour after this ride and two hours after mission: space. Don’t do either if you have issues with nausea.
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  sydney norman

  Jun 7, 2026
  3.0
  This ride was a nightmare for my motion sickness with the giant screens and all of the movement😫That being said, Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure was SUPER cool, and I wish I could’ve thoroughly enjoyed it. I understand why this attraction has become so popular, however, I don’t think it’s worth waiting more than 45 minutes for. Pro tip: get in the single rider line to cut down on the wait time, but only if you’re willing to be separated from your group.
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  Dânè rM

  May 31, 2026
  1.0
  Very RUDE staff members. Never had in my life such an awful experience at Disney. The person loading the ride refused to help us addressing a safety question. We were about to board the ride and I needed to make sure my children were safe. The person (cast member) was already rude to another customer and displaced all the bad attitude and poor customer service on us. The supervisors were also young people ( From France) so they misunderstood and manipulated many of the words being said in such a poor communication/conflict resolution. They threatened us several times to make us leave the ride which we did voluntarily. The ride was anyway very short that it wasn’t even worth it the 60 min (line) + 15 min of unprofessional treatment. If you ever need help ask for managers who are actually working for Disney from USA, because according to the information I was given some of the people working in those rides are employees through and international program, and in my opinion they should know that in America, we are very diverse and we do not tolerate such a mistreatment to customers. This is not another place of the world where people cannot speak up and they are treated as if they had no rights. If they come to America, we appreciate it, and Im sure Disney would not appreciate that they put so much effort to make the international pavilion look as much as the country it represents, but the rude cast members destroy in 10 minutes their reputation. There are other good people and employees who don’t deserve to have people coming to Disney to work and make families go through such a bad moment with an unnecessary confrontation that initiated intentionally as the cast members denied helping and family asking a safety question many times, many attempts requesting for help including waving hands to get their attention. In America and everywhere in this world people, families, hard working mothers , people and specially children deserve respect and being treated with dignity. Im sure Disney agrees with all that, and Disney expects that families have a magical experience. Those young people ( cast members) need to learn that empathy and compassion for families must be their priority as well, especially after 1hr standing in the line to be able to get on a 3-5 min ride and most importantly we had a question related to the safety of our children.

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