Maliboomer, Space Shot amusement ride in Paradise Pier, Disney California Adventure, US.

Maliboomer was a Space Shot drop tower of three connected lattice towers, each with its own pneumatic launch system, rising 180 feet (55 m) at Paradise Pier. Riders sat in blue-and-yellow seat modules fixed to the outer faces of the towers, facing outward, and were fired upward from the base rather than hoisted. It was the park's tallest attraction when it opened in 2001.

This ride opened in February 2001 alongside Disney California Adventure Park as one of the initial budget-friendly attractions. It operated until September 2010, after which the location was repurposed for new entertainment experiences.

The name combined Malibu, a California beach town, with "boomer," meaning a loud explosion, and the ride's look borrowed from carnival high striker games where a hammer blow sends a marker up a tower. Each of the three towers carried 16 riders and reached 64 km/h.

The ride stood in the second loop of California Screamin' at Paradise Pier, with three towers each running its own launch system and seating 16 riders per tower. Riders had to be at least 1.32 m tall. The whole launch and fall lasted about 1 minute 30 seconds, reaching 64 km/h and forces from -1 to 3.5 g.

The concrete foundation remained visible in the park for several years after the ride closed. Today, Inside Out Emotional Whirlwind occupies the same spot, showing how the park refreshes its entertainment offerings over time.