Radiator Springs Racers
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Radiator Springs Racers, a major “E-ticket” attraction, places guests right in
the middle of the amazingly detailed,
dimensional Cars world of Mater, Lightening
McQueen, Doc and Sally.
Guests get a
quick race briefing from Doc and Lightening,
and suddenly find themselves in the midst of
an exciting race around hairpin turns, and
steep banks.
A leisurely, scenic tour of Ornament Valley turns into an all-out race for the Piston Cup as guests race side-by-side through the mountain range, around Willy’s Butte and past the plunging waterfall, Radiator Falls – all familiar sights to fans of the movie.
Guests board cars for a scenic road trip, meandering through the countryside and the town of Radiator Springs. After a stop at Luigi’s Casa Della Tires or Ramone’s House of Body Art, guests and their cars get some final racing tips from Doc Hudson.
When the race begins, racers split onto parallel tracks, zooming nose-to-nose through the desert landscape. Part of the thrills: Guests will never know who is going to win.
New to Radiator Springs is Taillight Caverns, which Disney Imagineers conceived as a stunning finish to the dramatic race.
About this Attraction
Location: Cars Land
Type: Race
Duration:
Ride Capacity: Each car holds six guests
 Fastpass:
Yes
 Single
Rider Line
 Child swap
 Best
time to visit: First thing in the morning
Tips & Fun Facts
 The attraction is being considered the first "Super E Ticket" and has a budget of over $350 million - the most expensive Disney attraction project to date.
The ride vehicles come in eight colors, each with its own personality.
Each six-passenger convertible features a male or female face, with different details in the eyes and lips. The gender of a car is determined by color.
The attraction covers nearly six acres – the largest attraction by acreage at the Disneyland Resort.
The “Cars” movie composer, Jonathan Sacks, composed the attraction score.
Each vehicle will travel approximately 36,000 miles per year.
Additional Information
 Wheelchair and ECV Accessible
Transfer from Wheelchair or ECV to Ride Vehicle
 Minimum height requirement: 40 inches (102 cm)
 For safety, you should be in good health and free from high blood pressure, heart, back or neck problems, motion sickness, or other conditions that could be aggravated by this adventure. Expectant mothers should not ride.
Young children should be accompanied by an adult
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Recommended For
 Children
Teens
Adults
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