Luigi’s Rollickin’ Roadsters puts riders in small convertibles that move and spin together to Italian music. The cars dance in the yard behind Casa Della Tires.
The minimum height is 32 inches (81 cm). Riders use a shared lap belt. Children under seven must ride with someone at least 14.
The ride and its history
Luigi’s dancing carsSince 2016
The cars are Luigi’s visiting cousins in the ride’s story, with designs based on 1950s Italian microcars. Each follows its own dance moves. Rollickin’ Roadsters opened on March 7, 2016.
Luigi’s Flying TiresFormer attraction · 2012–2015
Flying Tires opened here with Cars Land on June 15, 2012. Guests rode in oversized tires that floated above the floor, leaning to guide them. It closed in February 2015 and was replaced by Rollickin’ Roadsters.
Boarding and accessibility
Wheelchair and ECV users enter through the standard queue. A transfer access vehicle is available; riders must transfer independently or with help from their party. Rider Switch is offered. Read Disney’s guest policies.
Disney’s sensory guide flags loud sound and spinning. Use the standby line and check the Disneyland app for the day’s wait and hours.
Seasonal versions
The music changes for Luigi’s Honkin’ Haul-O-Ween at Halloween and Luigi’s Joy to the Whirl during the holidays. Disney lists dates and hours on those seasonal pages.
Sources
Disney’s attraction information · Disney’s sensory guide · D23: Rollickin’ Roadsters · D23: Flying Tires
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- Luigi’s dancing cars: © Disney / D23. Promotional photograph; capture date not supplied.
- Luigi’s Flying Tires: HarshLight / Wikimedia Commons. Photographed August 26, 2012. CC BY 2.0.
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