Kids' WB Fun Zone

Sylvester's Pounce 'n' Bounce

• Looney Tunes Musical Revue was a live show featuring Looney Tunes characters. The show began in 1991 and was relocated in 2000 to a location where Superman Escape currently stands. When Superman Escape was constructed in 2005 the show was relocated again before ending and being replaced with Looney Tunes – What's Up Rock?.
• Looney Tunes River Ride was an indoor boat ride where guests would be taken on a journey to help find Bugs Bunny. The ride opened with the park in 1991 and closed in 2011 to make way for a new attraction.[11][14]

• Looney Tunes – What’s Up Rock? was a live show featuring Looney Tunes characters including Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Lola Bunny, Tweety, Sylvester, Wile E. Coyote and Taz. The show ran in The Movie World Show Stage. After 2012 the show has never been performed.[15]

• Marvin the Martian's Rocket Ride was a Zamperla Crazy Bus themed to a rocket ship.[16] Theming around the ride related to Duck Dodgers (Daffy Duck) as seen in one of the cartoons.[3] The ride was plagued with a variety of maintenance issues and was removed in 2010.

• Sylvester's Pounce 'n' Bounce, along with the Looney Tunes Carousel, opened in 2007 when the zone changed its name to the Kids' WB Fun Zone. Prior to the ride being built, several giant carrots were located here. This ride is a SBF Visa Happy Tower in a shape of a tree. A Sylvester character is mounted on the carriage and is trying to catch Tweety who is at the top of the tree.[1][3][17] The ride was removed in 2020.

• Taz Hollywood Cars was a set of Zamperla Mini Bumper Cars.[18] The ride was intended for younger children, as the cars were smaller and slower than the park's other similar rides. The attraction's building was refurbished and reopened in late 2016 as Taz Rest Stop, a rest and parent room for families with babies and young children.[19]

• An unknown playground opened with the park in 1991 and closed when the area was renamed to Looney Tunes Village in 1997.

This ride, along with the Sylvester's Pounce 'n' Bounce, opened in 2007 when the zone changed its name to the Kids' WB Fun Zone. Prior to the ride being built, a merchandise shop was located here. This ride is a carousel with several Looney Tunes characters which guests can ride on.[3]

"Children can have the best fun getting wet and cooling down at Looney Tunes Splash Zone, a permanent attraction located in the ever-popular Looney Tunes Village at Warner Bros. Movie World." This attraction opened in 2001.[20]

This ride is a 10 metre Drop'N Twist children's ride by SBF Visa Group,[21] which opened in April 2023 to replace Sylvester's Pounce 'n' Bounce, which closed in 2020.[22]

Road Runner Rollercoaster

The Road Runner Rollercoaster is a Vekoma Sitdown Junior Coaster which opened on 26 December 2000.[8][23] The 335m ride features an incline of 11 metres and reaches a top speed of 40 kilometres (25 mi)/hour. The coaster's two trains are both made up of eight cars.[23] The ride has a minimum height requirement of 100 cm.

One of the parks original rides, The Speedy Gonzales Tijuana Taxis are a fun one for little ones. It has a track just wide enough to let one car at a time through, forcing them in the one direction. They are small slower 'Go Karts' for the little kids!

Originally called Sylvester and Tweety Carousel, this ride is a flat ride where riders are rotated and periodically raised and lowered. The ride changed its name in 2007 when the Kids' WB Fun Zone had an actual carousel built.[3][4] The song Thumbelina by Raffi used to play at the ride in the 2000s.

The current layout of Yosemite Sam's Railroad.

Yosemite Sam's Railroad is a Zamperla Kiddie Train.[24] Riders board the train and complete two circuits of the track. Originally the ride featured a set of crossroads to enable the train to do a figure of 8. This was removed and replaced with a series of corners.