Disneyland CA Adventure Training: Rides in Cars Land

Carsland is the newest area of Disneyland CA Adventure.  It is a place that kind of takes you away from California and into a different world of talking cars.  There are only a few rides, but this area of the park is an experience of it’s own you don’t want to miss.

Here are the rides and what you should know about them.

Tow Mater

• This ride is the tractor ride according to my kids.  you ride is cars towed by tractors that wean and spin and you slide around as it does that.
• The kids love this ride.  It is a great one for a more sensitive kid because it isn’t very fast but it is fun at the same time
• You must be 32″ or taller to ride this ride
• Handicap accessible If you can transfer tot he ride from your wheelchair

Luigi’s Flying Tires

• This is kind of like a large air hockey table with tires on it.  You control the tires by shifting your body weight from side to side or front to back to guide your tire where you want it to go.
• This ride originally had balls that you could pick up and toss between tires, but they have recently been taken out for safety reasons.
• This line is uauly over 30 min utes long so be prepared to wait a bit as there are no fast passes for this ride.
• Pregnant women or those with health problems should not ride.
• You must be 32″ or taller to ride this ride
• Handicap accessible If you can transfer tot he ride from your wheelchair

Radiator Springs Racers

• This ride starts with a slow ride through radiator springs and all the parts of the movie.  It ends with a race between the cars to the finish.
• This is a great ride!  It goes through all the parts of the movie you are most familiar with.
• This ride usually has at least an hour wait, even on slow days.  The most I have seen it is 2 hours but it usually hovers around an hour 15 min and an hour and a half.
• There are fast passes available for this ride.  They are usually gone within about an hour of California Adventures opening so I suggest going to get your passes first thing in the morning.  Then you can go to other parts of the park and come back and ride when you are ready.
• There is also a single riders line which is much shorter then the regular line.
• You must be 40″ or taller to ride this ride
• Pregnant women or those with health problems should not ride.
• Handicap accessible If you can transfer tot he ride from your wheelchair

 

This Disneyland training article was written by my friend Melissa. Melissa is a Wife and Mother of 3 (ages 6, 4, and 2). Her family lives 10 minutes from Disneyland and visit the magical park at least 1 a week! She also blogs over at Living A Frugal Life about how to have a frugal life while still having a rich family life. She loves DIY projects, frugal recipes, saving money and spending time with her little family!

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