Rock 'n' Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith, Steel roller coaster in Disney's Hollywood Studios, United States and Walt Disney Studios Park, France.

Rock 'n' Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith is an indoor launched coaster built by Vekoma, with a track at Disney's Hollywood Studios in Florida and formerly at Walt Disney Studios Park in France. A 13-metre replica Fender Stratocaster with an extended neck marks the entrance, and a limousine hangs upside down beside it. Linear motors push the train from 0 to 92 km/h in 2.8 seconds through a sea serpent and a corkscrew.

The Florida installation opened at the end of July 1999 and was one of Disney's first coasters to use a launch system. The Paris counterpart followed in mid-March 2002 and closed in September 2019 for a reimagining.

Each vehicle plays different band tracks during the ride, with certain lyrics recorded specifically for this attraction. Every train offers a different musical experience, so the journey can feel distinct with each visit.

Guests must be at least 48 inches (122 centimeters) tall to ride, as the acceleration and inversions can be physically demanding. Each train holds 24 people seated in several rows arranged one behind the other.

The coaster's 40-foot-tall Fender Stratocaster replica has an extended neck reaching the entrance porch, where an upside-down stretch limousine hangs. The building itself copies the RKO/Desilu recording-studio style of Culver Studios.