Cars Land

Cars Land recreates Radiator Springs, with Route 66 storefronts leading toward the Cadillac Range rockwork. Its three rides have different minimum heights; restaurants and shops line the main street between them.

Things to do

Radiator Springs Racers

Cars travel through Radiator Springs before racing around the outdoor course. The minimum height is 40 inches.

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Luigi’s Rollickin’ Roadsters

Trackless roadsters move through a coordinated dance in Luigi’s courtyard. The minimum height is 32 inches.

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Mater’s Junkyard Jamboree

Tractors pull swinging trailers around a set of turntables while Mater sings. The minimum height is 32 inches.

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Residents of Radiator Springs

Lightning McQueen, Mater or other Cars characters may appear near the Cozy Cone. Check the app for the day’s greetings.

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Food and drink

Flo’s V8 Cafe

Quick-service meals in a roadside diner, with seating inside and around the building.

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Cozy Cone Motel

Different cone-shaped stands sell snacks and drinks. Each stand has its own menu.

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Fillmore’s Taste-In

Fruit, packaged snacks and drinks at Fillmore’s roadside stand.

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Shops

Ramone’s House of Body Art

Cars-themed clothing, artwork and souvenirs inside the purple body shop.

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Sarge’s Surplus Hut

Toys and Cars merchandise in a military-surplus-shop setting.

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Radiator Springs Curios

A smaller souvenir shop with Route 66 and Cars details.

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Getting around

Route 66 in Cars Land, photographed in 2018.
Route 66 through Radiator Springs · archival site photograph

The neon signs change the street’s appearance after sunset. Disney’s November 2, 2026 construction update says the walkway to Avengers Campus has reopened, with the new Take-a Brake restrooms along the connection. Follow current signs as work continues nearby.

Earlier attractions and changes

Luigi’s Flying TiresFormer attraction · Current Roadsters courtyard shown

Luigi’s opened with a different ride in 2012: guests shifted their weight in floating tire-shaped vehicles. Flying Tires closed in 2015; Rollickin’ Roadsters opened in March 2016.

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Sources

Checked November 10, 2026. Hours, menus, character appearances and refurbishment plans can change. The linked attraction pages include current boarding and accessibility requirements.

Disney’s Cars Land directory · Disney’s construction updates · Disney’s dated construction updates

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