Cars Road Trip is the newest version of what was once the Studio Tram Tour: Behind the Magic at what is now Disney Adventure World. The old version of this attraction closed on January 5, 2020, in what was then Walt Disney Studios, to make way for the Pixar version. The original announcement had the attraction being called Cars: Route 66 Road Trip. It opened in its current form on June 17, 2021.
The new version of the attraction has guests boarding a tram for a tour of Route 66, as seen in the world of Cars. The tour is hosted by Cruz Ramirez (in English) and Sally Carrera (in French). Along the way, guests will see the World’s Largest Lugnut, where they encounter Lightning McQueen, Luigi, and Guido. The attraction also includes a visit to Cars-tastrophe Canyon. Another highlight of the tour is Mater’s “Mater-piece.” This is a work of art created by Tow Mater himself and is a tribute to the Eiffel Tower.
Recently, a friend of Daps Magic, Spencer, visited Disneyland Paris and stopped by Disney Adventure World to experience Cars Road Trip. He filmed this experience to share with the Daps Magic community. Check out his video here:
Cars Road Trip Official Description
Rev your engine for a cruise along the most legendary highway and snap a pic of stunning nature-made and Cars-made sights.
Who loves road trips?
Cruz Ramirez and Sally Carrera do! And they’re here to steer you through today’s tour. Pay attention, sit tight, and get your camera ready for the nature-made and Cars-made sights you’re about to see and experience.
A unique cruise…
First stop: A nutty roadside attraction Snap a pic and don’t forget to wave to Lightning (Flash) McQueen, Luigi, and Guido at the World’s Largest Lugnut.
Second stop: Power shower! There’s nothing like a natural carwash in a flash flood for some extra shower power. See how a huge water tanker likes to shake up his cleaning routine in Cars-tastrophe Canyon.
Final Stop: An Artistic Mater-piece! Mater is well known for his impressive junkyard creations. Today he’s debuting his latest Mater-piece– can you guess what it is? Honk if you love this motor monument!
What do you think of Cars Road Trip? Have you experienced it in person? If not, would you like to? What did you like most about it? Share your thoughts and opinions in the comments below (and also your gratitude to Spencer as well)!
