Climb aboard a vehicle designed by Gru and enter his laboratory to begin the process of becoming an actual Minion! Under the supervision of Gru and his three daughters, you'll dash through the air and back to earth, going upside down and round and round!

No, the Despicable Me Minion Mayhem attraction at Universal Studios (Orlando, Hollywood, Japan, etc.) does not physically go upside down. It is a motion simulator ride, meaning the ride vehicle (a "Minion-Transformation" pod) stays on a stationary hydraulic base that tilts, vibrates, and pitches in sync with the high-definition 3D film projected on a massive screen. While the visuals on screen might show you falling, zipping through loops, or being tossed around Gru's laboratory—creating a psychological sensation of "going upside down"—your body remains upright in the seat the entire time. This makes it a popular "thrill" experience for families with younger children or those who enjoy the feeling of a roller coaster without the physical intensity of actual inversions or high G-forces. For guests with motion sickness, the park often provides stationary seating at the front of the theater that allows you to experience the movie without any of the physical movements.