The drop on Frozen Ever After at EPCOT is generally considered mild and family-friendly, though it can be a bit surprising for those who don't like drops. The ride features two moments of descent: a short backwards slide and a final 28-foot forward drop. For comparison, this is significantly smaller than Splash Mountain’s (now Tiana’s Bayou Adventure) 52-foot drop but slightly larger and steeper than the drop on Pirates of the Caribbean. What makes it feel "scary" for some is the atmosphere; the final drop happens in semi-darkness right after a face-to-face encounter with Marshmallow, the giant snow monster. There are no restraints or seatbelts, which indicates that the forces are low. Most children and "scaredy-cat" adults find it thrilling rather than terrifying. To minimize the "stomach drop" feeling, sitting in the middle of the boat and holding your breath right before the plunge is a popular 2026 pro-tip among Disney regulars.