The Twilight Zone¨ is a registered trademark of CBS, Inc., and is used with permission pursuant to a license from CBS, Inc. This bustling pier packs more fun in the sun than you can imagine, including the roaring roller coaster, California Screamin’ and the spin-sational Mickey’s Fun Wheel. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland) Rocket into the outer reaches of darkest space on this high-speed thrill ride that hurtles you into the final fun frontier as your space craft dips and careens at supersonic speeds. President Abraham Lincoln has returned to the Main Street Opera House in Disneyland with stunning Audio-Animatronics technology that makes this the most lifelike and expressive Lincoln figure yet. Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln, a beloved Disneyland attraction for nearly 50 years and a historic landmark in the development of Audio-Animatronics technology, is presented multiple times daily on Main Street, U.S.A. at Disneyland park. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland) Disneyland park guests visiting New Orleans Square set forth on a swashbuckling voyage as they are transported back to the days when pirates and privateers wrought havoc on the high seas, discovering a pirate’s curse, the plundering of a Caribbean village and the elusive exploits of Captain Jack Sparrow. This New Orleans Square attraction opened August 9, 1969 and is the home of 999 happy haunts but there is “always room for one more” as Disneyland park guests take a spirited tour aboad their doom-buggy. Disneyland park guests board a trusty tramp steamer for a 7-minute guided tour of jungles from around the world, brimming with exotic animals and lush tropical foliage. A runaway train twists through desert canyons and dashes under creaking mine shafts on a fast-paced thrill ride through the barren landscape of the Old West. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland) Cars Land features three immersive family attractions showcasing characters and settings from the Disney-Pixar film, “Cars,” including one of the largest and most elaborate themed environments ever created for a Disney park. McQueen and Mater greet park guests daily outside the Cozy Cone Motel on Route 66 in Disney California Adventure park. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland Resort) Cars Land in Disney California Adventure park features three immersive family attractions showcasing characters and settings from the Disney-Pixar film, “Cars,” including one of the largest and most elaborate themed environments ever created for a Disney park. Wily’s Butte, shown here, is part of Ornament Valley, the setting for Radiator Springs Racers, a twisting turning, high-speed adventure through the town of Radiator Springs. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland Resort) Guests enter Disney California Adventure park along Buena Vista Street, a place that transports them to an era when Walt Disney arrived in California with new dreams: 1920s Los Angeles. Buena Vista Street leads to the Carthay Circle Theatre (pictured). Modeled after the site of the 1937 world premiere of “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs,” the Carthay Circle Theatre will include a lounge and elegant restaurant, designed to be the premier dining location in Disney California Adventure park. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland Resort) Inspired by the iconic Pan Pacific Auditorium, turnstiles set the stage for the entrance to Disney California Adventure park. Buena Vista Street transports guests to Los Angeles as Walt Disney found it when he first arrived in California, with buildings inspired by structures that existed during the 1920s and ’30s – including the Pan Pacific Auditorium. A landmark structure in the Fairfax District of Los Angeles, the auditorium was the premiere location for indoor public events until it closed after almost 40 years in 1972.. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland)

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All Rights Reserved. For editorial news use only. DARTH VADER — Pictured in a scene from the attraction, “Star Wars” villain Darth Vader is one of the famous characters guests encounter in “Star Tours – The Adventures Continue, a new 3-D attraction at Disneyland park in Anaheim, Calif. The attraction also is thrilling guests at the Walt Disney World Resort in Lake Buena Vista, Fla. (Disney Enterprises, Inc./Lucasfilm Ltd.) The bustling metropolis of Coruscant is one of the “Star Wars” destinations Disney Parks guests can visit in Star Tours – The Adventures Continue, the new 3-D thrill attraction at Disneyland park in Anaheim, Calif. and Disney’s Hollywood Studios in Lake Buena Vista, Fla. (Disney Enterprises, Inc./Lucasfilm Ltd.) With its turn-of-the-century architecture and lush gardens, the Main Street station offers the first point of entry for those who wish to soak up the scenery on a grand circuit tour of Disneyland park aboard one of the trains of the Disneyland Railroad which run on bio-diesel fuel created from recycled cooking oil used throughout the Resort. (Scott Brinegar/Disneyland) No matter what time of year, no visit to the Disneyland Resort is complete without seeing fireworks bursting high above Sleeping Beauty Castle. (Scott Brinegar/Disneyland) The beloved nighttime spectacular “Fantasmic!” in Disneyland park now has enhanced special effects – including a giant dragon, the Sea Witch’s slithering eels from “The Little Mermaid,” and a new look for Captain Hook’s crocodile nemesis. In addition, the show’s projected scenes of classic Disney characters have been converted to high-definiton digital video, making the images practically jump off the giant mist screens on the Rivers of America. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland) While visiting Frontierland, Disneyland park guests can cruise back in time on a 14-minute sightseeing voyage aboard a recreation of the glorious 19th-century steam-powered paddlewheel riverboats that carried people and cargo up and down the mighty Mississippi. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland) Guests will enjoy magical thrills in the popular “Fantasmic!”; spectacular on the Rivers of America. Recent enhancements include the climactic transformation of the evil Maleficent from “Sleeping Beauty” into a fully animated 40-foot-tall dragon. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland) Disneyland park guests board a trusty tramp steamer for a 7-minute guided tour of jungles from around the world, brimming with exotic animals and lush tropical foliage. MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU — Skilled Jedi Masters will select young Padawans to train in the ways of the Force. During this exciting and fast-paced live Star Wars experience, children will be taught how to handle special “training” lightsabers . . . and then face the Dark Lord of the Sith, Darth Vader — every day at the Tomorrowland Terrace stage. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland) Disneyland park guests visiting New Orleans Square set forth on a swashbuckling voyage as they are transported back to the days when pirates and privateers wrought havoc on the high seas, discovering a pirate’s curse, the plundering of a Caribbean village and the elusive exploits of Captain Jack Sparrow. This New Orleans Square attraction opened August 9, 1969 and is the home of 999 happy haunts but there is “always room for one more” as Disneyland park guests take a spirited tour aboad their doom-buggy. Disneyland park guests board a trusty tramp steamer for a 7-minute guided tour of jungles from around the world, brimming with exotic animals and lush tropical foliage. The King Arthur Carrousel attracts guests of all ages to take a spin in the heart of Disneyland Park. Located in Fantasyland, just inside Sleeping Beauty Castle, the carrousel has 85 beautiful, antique horses that are carefully maintained year-round. The wooden steeds on this timeless attraction were hand-carved, and many have intricate details created by craftsmen of the late 1800s. (Photo by Paul Hiffmeyer, Disneyland Resort) The King Arthur Carrousel attracts guests of all ages to take a spin in the heart of Disneyland Park. Located in Fantasyland, just inside Sleeping Beauty Castle, the carrousel has 85 beautiful, antique horses that are carefully maintained year-round. The wooden steeds on this timeless attraction were hand-carved, and many have intricate details created by craftsmen of the late 1800s. (Photo by Paul Hiffmeyer, Disneyland Resort) LOVELY LANDMARK — Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland is the centerpiece of Fantasyland, and one of the most recognizable structures in the world. Surrounded by beautiful flowers and whimsical topiary, the Disneyland landmark beckons park visitors to explore the different realms of “The Happiest Place on Earth.” (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland)

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Guests enjoy a lineup of Disney-themed games at the Paradise Pier Midway, inside Disney California Adventure park. After riding through the interactive attraction Toy Story Mania!, guests can stroll on down the boardwalk to play these games: “Goofy About Fishin’,” where everyone is a winner; “Casey at the Bat,” a ball pitch; “Bullseye Stallion Stampede,” a rolling ball race; and “Dumbo Bucket Brigade,” a water-spray contest with clowns and ladders. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland) Guests enjoy a lineup of Disney-themed games at the Paradise Pier Midway, inside Disney California Adventure park. After riding through the interactive attraction Toy Story Mania!, guests can stroll on down the boardwalk to play these games: “Goofy About Fishin’,” where everyone is a winner; “Casey at the Bat,” a ball pitch; “Bullseye Stallion Stampede,” a rolling ball race; and “Dumbo Bucket Brigade,” a water-spray contest with clowns and ladders. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland) Nestled in the Golden Vine Winery at the base of Grizzly Peak in Disney California Adventure Park, the Walt Disney Imagineering Blue Sky Cellar is a place where Guests will get an exclusive sneak preview of what is new and what is in store for the expansion of the Disneyland Resort. Guests will view working models as well as dozens of concepts and sketches from Disney Imagineers, the creative minds behind the design and construction of Disney theme parks and attractions. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland) KEEP YOUR EYE ON BOO! — Mike and Sulley of “Monsters, Inc. Mike & Sulley to the Rescue!” struggle to return the child Boo to her own bedroom closet door. Inspired by the hit Walt Disney Pictures presentation of the Pixar Animation Studios film “Monsters, Inc.,” this monster attraction is located in Hollywood Land of Disney California Adventure park at the Disneyland Resort. Riders board “Monstropolis Cab Company” vehicles and follow Mike and Sulley’s attempts to rescue the child Boo and return her to her bedroom. (Scott Brinegar/Disneyland)

Photo by: (Scott Brinegar /©Disney2005) NOT JUST ANOTHER PRETTY FACE — The no-nonsense, ever-watchful factory dispatcher Roz interacts with passing guests aboard “Monsters, Inc. Mike & Sulley to the Rescue!” Inspired by the hit Walt Disney Pictures presentation of the Pixar Animation Studios film “Monsters, Inc.,” the attraction is located in Hollywood Land of Disney California Adventure park at the Disneyland Resort. Riders board “Monstropolis Cab Company” vehicles and follow Mike and Sulley’s attempts to rescue the child Boo and return her to her bedroom. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland) STEP RIGHT UP! — Disney Imagineers have created a sophisticated Audio-Animatronics figure of Mr. Potato Head as a Boardwalk Barker featuring the voice of Don Rickles that interacts with Guests as they arrive for “Toy Story Mania!”; a cutting-edge, interactive ride-through attraction that combines the fun of a video game, 4-D technology and interaction with favorite Disney-Pixar stars. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland)

MR. POTATO HEAD is a registered trademark of Hasbro Toys. Woody and Buzz Lightyear — characters from the Disney-Pixar “Toy Story” animated film series — pose in front of “Toy Story Mania!” at Disney California Adventure park at the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, Calif. “Toy Story Mania!” is a cutting-edge ride-through attraction that combines the fun of a video game with 4-D technology and interaction with favorite Disney-Pixar stars. Donning 3-D glasses and manning a “spring-action shooter,” guests aim at playful targets along a colorful midway-themed route. Scores are tallied at the end of the attraction to determine the master of the midway. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland) Nestled in the Golden Vine Winery at the base of Grizzly Peak in Disney California Adventure Park, the Walt Disney Imagineering Blue Sky Cellar is a place where Guests will get an exclusive sneak preview of what is new and what is in store for the expansion of the Disneyland Resort. Guests will view working models as well as dozens of concepts and sketches from Disney Imagineers, the creative minds behind the design and construction of Disney theme parks and attractions. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland) Lights, water, music, fire and animation come together like never before at the Disney California Adventure theme park in Anaheim, Calif. The show combines nearly 1,200 powerful fountains with heights that range from 30 feet to 200 feet in the air, dazzling colors and a kaleidoscope of audio and visual effects, including both classic and new animation projected on the world’s largest projected water screen Ñ a wall of water 380 feet wide by 50 feet high for a projection surface of 19,000 square feet . Presented on Paradise Bay in Disney California Adventure park, “World of Color” is a major milestone in the multi-year expansion of the park. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland) Following the story of “The Band Concert,” this classic swing ride features chairs suspended from a round, overhead canopy while the central tower telescopes up and down to take riders on a smooth and spiraling experience, as if they are caught inside the cartoon’s swirling cyclone. The attraction features 32 single-seat swings for guests, and eight pair of tandem seats for smaller riders and their responsible companion. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland) Lights, water, music, fire and animation come together like never before in “World of Color” at Disney California Adventure park in Anaheim, Calif. The show combines nearly 1,200 powerful fountains with heights that range from 30 feet to 200 feet in the air, dazzling colors and a kaleidoscope of audio and visual effects, including both classic and new animation projected on one of the world’s largest projected water screens — a wall of water 380 feet wide by 50 feet high for a projection surface of 19,000 square feet . Presented on Paradise Bay in Disney California Adventure park, “World of Color” is a major milestone in the multi-year expansion of the park. (Scott Brinegar/Disneyland)
(Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland) Lights, water, music, fire and animation come together like never before in “World of Color” at Disney California Adventure park in Anaheim, Calif. The show combines nearly 1,200 powerful fountains with heights that range from 30 feet to 200 feet in the air, dazzling colors and a kaleidoscope of audio and visual effects, including both classic and new animation from beloved Disney and Disney•Pixar films, such as “The Lion King,” projected on one of the world’s largest projected water screen — a wall of water 380 feet wide by 50 feet high for a projection surface of 19,000 square feet . Presented on Paradise Bay in Disney California Adventure park, “World of Color” is a major milestone in the multi-year expansion of the park. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland) Lights, water, music, fire and animation come together like never before in “World of Color” at Disney California Adventure park in Anaheim, Calif. The show combines nearly 1,200 powerful fountains with heights that range from 30 feet to 200 feet in the air, dazzling colors and a kaleidoscope of audio and visual effects, including both classic and new animation from beloved Disney and Disney•Pixar films, such as “The Lion King,” projected on one of the world’s largest projected water screen — a wall of water 380 feet wide by 50 feet high for a projection surface of 19,000 square feet . Presented on Paradise Bay in Disney California Adventure park, “World of Color” is a major milestone in the multi-year expansion of the park. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland) Lights, water, music, fire and animation come together like never before in “World of Color” at Disney California Adventure park in Anaheim, Calif. The show combines nearly 1,200 powerful fountains with heights that range from 30 feet to 200 feet in the air, dazzling colors and a kaleidoscope of audio and visual effects, including both classic and new animation projected on one of the world’s largest projected water screens — a wall of water 380 feet wide by 50 feet high for a projection surface of 19,000 square feet . Presented on Paradise Bay in Disney California Adventure park, “World of Color” is a major milestone in the multi-year expansion of the park. (Scott Brinegar/Disneyland) Lights, water, music, fire and animation come together like never before in “World of Color” at Disney California Adventure park in Anaheim, Calif. The show combines nearly 1,200 powerful fountains with heights that range from 30 feet to 200 feet in the air, dazzling colors and a kaleidoscope of audio and visual effects, including both classic and new animation projected on one of the world’s largest projected water screens — a wall of water 380 feet wide by 50 feet high for a projection surface of 19,000 square feet . Presented on Paradise Bay in Disney California Adventure park, “World of Color” is a major milestone in the multi-year expansion of the park. (Scott Brinegar/Disneyland) Duffy is Mickey’s very own teddy bear—made with love by Minnie herself. Duffy meets guests for photos at Paradise Pier in Disney California Adventure park, and guests are also able to select from a variety of Duffy-themed merchandise and food items. Duffy also appears at Epcot at Walt Disney World Resort. (Photographer, Paul Hiffmeyer) HAPPILY EVER AFTER — In The Little Mermaid ~ Ariel’s Undersea Adventure, Ariel’s story unfolds in colorful scenes filled with Audio-Animatronics characters and memorable music from the hit Disney animated motion picture, “The Little Mermaid.” The Disney California Adventure park attraction brings the popular motion picture to life in magnificent scenes where guests can sing along with Sebastian and friends, keep an eye out for the evil Ursula, and experience the romance of Ariel and Eric. Special effects transport guests “under the sea,” taking them into Ariel’s world in ways never before seen. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland Resort)

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BEGINNING THE ADVENTURE — Guests board their own clamshell vehicles as they embark on The Little Mermaid ~ Ariel’s Undersea Adventure, in which Ariel’s story unfolds in colorful scenes filled with Audio-Animatronics characters and memorable music from the hit Disney animated motion picture, “The Little Mermaid.” The Disney California Adventure park attraction brings the popular motion picture to life in magnificent scenes where guests can sing along with Sebastian and friends, keep an eye out for the evil Ursula, and experience the romance of Ariel and Eric. Special effects transport guests “under the sea,” taking them into Ariel’s world in ways never before seen. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland Resort) Guests visiting “The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror™” at Disneyland Resort in California find themselves in a lost episode of “The Twilight Zone” taking a spine-tingling tour of an abandoned Hollywood hotel. The tour concludes with a literally hair-raising ride on the hotel’s haunted service elevator, including a “faster-than-the-speed-of-gravity” plunge from the 13th floor. (Scott Brinegar/Disneyland)

The Twilight Zone¨ is a registered trademark of CBS, Inc., and is used with permission pursuant to a license from CBS, Inc. Guests visiting “The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror™” at Disneyland Resort in California find themselves in a lost episode of “The Twilight Zone” taking a spine-tingling tour of an abandoned Hollywood hotel. The tour concludes with a literally hair-raising ride on the hotel’s haunted service elevator, including a “faster-than-the-speed-of-gravity” plunge from the 13th floor. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland)

The Twilight Zone¨ is a registered trademark of CBS, Inc., and is used with permission pursuant to a license from CBS, Inc. Embark on a white-water rafting adventure along the foaming torrents of the Grizzly River and up the craggy granite mountain ominously known as Grizzly Peak. The 6-minute journey through the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountains culminates in a thrilling, spinning plunge down a runaway river. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland) Jake and the Never Land Pirates has landed at Disney California Adventure as part of “Disney Junior – Live on Stage!” a theme park show created for young guests. Co-starring in the show are the casts of Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, Handy Manny and Little Einsteins — other shows that are part of the Disney Junior schedule on Disney Channel. Like the previous show (“Playhouse Disney–Live on Stage”), “Disney Junior–Live on Stage!” is presented several times during the day at Disney California Adventure. (Diana Zalucky/Disneyland) Donning 3-D glasses and manning “spring-action shooters,” Disneyland Resort guests enjoy the new “Toy Story Mania!” attraction at Disney’s California Adventure in Anaheim, Calif. The cutting-edge ride-through attraction combines the fun of a video game, 4-D technology and interaction with favorite Disney-Pixar stars. (Gene Duncan/Disneyland) This bustling pier packs more fun in the sun than you can imagine, including the roaring roller coaster, California Screamin’ and the spin-sational Mickey’s Fun Wheel. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland) Inspired by the 1935 cartoon short, “The Band Concert,” guests swing through the air in their musical chair as Mickey’s barnyard orchestra plays William Tell’s “The Storm.” (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland) Embark on a white-water rafting adventure along the foaming torrents of the Grizzly River and up the craggy granite mountain ominously known as Grizzly Peak. The 6-minute journey through the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountains culminates in a thrilling, spinning plunge down a runaway river. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland) Disney California Adventure park guests pass under a themed archway to enter Radiator Springs Racers in Cars Land at the Disneyland Resort. The “E-ticket” attraction is a twisting, turning, high-speed adventure through Ornament Valley and the town of Radiator Springs. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland Resort) Mater has adapted his home to host Mater’s Junkyard Jamboree in Cars Land at Disney California Adventure park. Enjoy a tractor-pullin’ square dance at Mater’s Junkyard Jamboree where you can whip around behind a baby tractor and see the giant jukebox he personally built from his prized possessions! (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland Resort) Cars Land features three immersive family attractions showcasing characters and settings from the Disney-Pixar film, “Cars,” including one of the largest and most elaborate themed environments ever created for a Disney park. McQueen and Mater greet park guests daily outside the Cozy Cone Motel on Route 66 in Disney California Adventure park. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland Resort) Cars Land in Disney California Adventure park features three immersive family attractions showcasing characters and settings from the Disney-Pixar film, “Cars,” including one of the largest and most elaborate themed environments ever created for a Disney park. Wily’s Butte, shown here, is part of Ornament Valley, the setting for Radiator Springs Racers, a twisting turning, high-speed adventure through the town of Radiator Springs. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland Resort) It’s down the Rabbit Hole for guests as they enter Mad T Party, a fantastic world of imagery and imagination inspired by Tim Burton’s “Alice in Wonderland” at Disney California Adventure park. It’s a party like no other in Hollywood Land, a nighttime experience where up is down and everything is wonderfully off-kilter – complete with a live band, dancing, fun-filled games, unique entertainment, tasty treats and fanciful merchandise offerings. (Scott Brinegar/Disneyland) It’s down the Rabbit Hole for guests as they enter Mad T Party, a fantastic world of imagery and imagination inspired by Tim Burton’s “Alice in Wonderland” at Disney California Adventure park. It’s a party like no other in Hollywood Land, a nighttime experience where up is down and everything is wonderfully off-kilter – complete with a live band, dancing, fun-filled games, unique entertainment, tasty treats and fanciful merchandise offerings. (Scott Brinegar/Disneyland) It’s down the Rabbit Hole for guests as they enter Mad T Party, a fantastic world of imagery and imagination inspired by Tim Burton’s “Alice in Wonderland” at Disney California Adventure park. It’s a party like no other in Hollywood Land, a nighttime experience where up is down and everything is wonderfully off-kilter – complete with a live band, dancing, fun-filled games, unique entertainment, tasty treats and fanciful merchandise offerings. (Scott Brinegar/Disneyland) It’s down the Rabbit Hole for guests as they enter Mad T Party, a fantastic world of imagery and imagination inspired by Tim Burton’s “Alice in Wonderland” at Disney California Adventure park. It’s a party like no other in Hollywood Land, a nighttime experience where up is down and everything is wonderfully off-kilter – complete with a live band, dancing, fun-filled games, unique entertainment, tasty treats and fanciful merchandise offerings. (Scott Brinegar/Disneyland) It’s down the Rabbit Hole for guests as they enter Mad T Party, a fantastic world of imagery and imagination inspired by Tim Burton’s “Alice in Wonderland” at Disney California Adventure park. It’s a party like no other in Hollywood Land, a nighttime experience where up is down and everything is wonderfully off-kilter – complete with a live band, dancing, fun-filled games, unique entertainment, tasty treats and fanciful merchandise offerings. (Scott Brinegar/Disneyland) It’s down the Rabbit Hole for guests as they enter Mad T Party, a fantastic world of imagery and imagination inspired by Tim Burton’s “Alice in Wonderland” at Disney California Adventure park. It’s a party like no other in Hollywood Land, a nighttime experience where up is down and everything is wonderfully off-kilter – complete with a live band, dancing, fun-filled games, unique entertainment, tasty treats and fanciful merchandise offerings. (Scott Brinegar/Disneyland) Neon signs light up the night in Cars Land at Disney California Adventure park. Cars Land immerses guests in the thrilling world of the Disney-Pixar blockbuster “Cars” film franchise as they step into the town of Radiator Springs. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland Resort) Neon signs light up the night in Cars Land at Disney California Adventure park. Cars Land immerses guests in the thrilling world of the Disney-Pixar blockbuster “Cars” film franchise as they step into the town of Radiator Springs. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland Resort) Neon signs light up the night in Cars Land at Disney California Adventure park. Cars Land immerses guests in the thrilling world of the Disney-Pixar blockbuster “Cars” film franchise as they step into the town of Radiator Springs. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland Resort) Cars Land in Disney California Adventure park features three immersive family attractions showcasing characters and settings from the Disney-Pixar film, “Cars,” including one of the most unique ever created. Luigi’s Flying Tires invites guests to glide on air aboard special tires, whirling around with their pals. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland Resort) Cars Land at Disney California Adventure park features three immersive family attractions showcasing characters and settings from the Disney-Pixar film, “Cars,” including one of the largest and most elaborate themed environments ever created for a Disney park. Wily’s Butte, shown here, is part of Ornament Valley, the setting for Radiator Springs Racers, a twisting turning, high-speed adventure through the town of Radiator Springs. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland Resort) Cars Land at Disney California Adventure park features three immersive family attractions showcasing characters and settings from the Disney-Pixar film, “Cars,” including one of the largest and most elaborate themed environments ever created for a. Ornament Valley is the setting for Radiator Springs Racers, a twisting turning, high-speed adventure through the town of Radiator Springs. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland Resort) Guests enter Disney California Adventure park along Buena Vista Street, a place that transports them to an era when Walt Disney arrived in California with new dreams: 1920s Los Angeles. Buena Vista Street leads to the Carthay Circle Theatre (pictured). Modeled after the site of the 1937 world premiere of “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” the Carthay Circle Theatre will include a lounge and elegant restaurant, designed to be the premier dining location in Disney California Adventure. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland Resort) Guests enter Disney California Adventure park along Buena Vista Street, a place that transports them to an era when Walt Disney arrived in California with new dreams: 1920s Los Angeles. Buena Vista Street leads to the Carthay Circle Theatre (pictured). Modeled after the site of the 1937 world premiere of “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” the Carthay Circle Theatre will include a lounge and elegant restaurant, designed to be the premier dining location in Disney California Adventure. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland Resort) Inspired by the transportation system that once served Southern California, the Red Car Trolley at Disney California Adventure park transports guests along Buena Vista Street and through Hollywood Land. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland Resort) Inspired by the transportation system that once served Southern California, the Red Car Trolley at Disney California Adventure park transports guests along Buena Vista Street and through Hollywood Land. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland Resort) Cars Land at Disney California Adventure park features three immersive family attractions showcasing characters and settings from the Disney-Pixar film, “Cars,” including one of the largest and most elaborate attractions ever created for a Disney park: Radiator Springs Racers is a twisting turning, high-speed adventure through Ornament Valley and the town of Radiator Springs. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland Resort)
The 12-acre Cars Land and its three family attractions at Disney California Adventure park immerses guests in the thrilling world of the Disney•Pixar blockbuster “Cars” film franchise as they step into the town of Radiator Springs. (Matt Stroshane/Disneyland Resort) The 12-acre Cars Land and its three family attractions at Disney California Adventure park immerses guests in the thrilling world of the Disney•Pixar blockbuster “Cars” film franchise as they step into the town of Radiator Springs. (Matt Stroshane/Disneyland Resort) Cars Land features three immersive family attractions showcasing characters and settings from the Disney-Pixar film, “Cars,” including one of the largest and most elaborate attractions ever created for a Disney park: Radiator Springs Racers is a twisting turning, high-speed adventure through Ornament Valley and the town of Radiator Springs. (Matt Stroshane/Disneyland Resort) Cars Land features three immersive family attractions showcasing characters and settings from the Disney-Pixar film, “Cars,” including one of the largest and most elaborate attractions ever created for a Disney park: Radiator Springs Racers is a twisting turning, high-speed adventure through Ornament Valley and the town of Radiator Springs. (Matt Stroshane/Disneyland Resort) Cars Land features three immersive family attractions showcasing characters and settings from the Disney-Pixar film, “Cars,” including one of the largest and most elaborate attractions ever created for a Disney park: Radiator Springs Racers is a twisting turning, high-speed adventure through Ornament Valley and the town of Radiator Springs. (Matt Stroshane/Disneyland Resort) Inspired by the iconic Pan Pacific Auditorium, turnstiles set the stage for the entrance to Disney California Adventure park. Buena Vista Street transports guests to Los Angeles as Walt Disney found it when he first arrived in California, with buildings inspired by structures that existed during the 1920s and ’30s – including the Pan Pacific Auditorium. A landmark structure in the Fairfax District of Los Angeles, the auditorium was the premiere location for indoor public events until it closed after almost 40 years in 1972.. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland) Guests at Cars Land are immersed in the town of Radiator Springs, reminiscent of places found along historic Route 66 and inspired by the Disney-Pixar film, “Cars,” The entry to Cars Land, Inside Disney California Adventure Park, is a paved road with numerous automotive nods. Cars Land features three immersive family attractions showcasing characters and settings from the film, including one of the largest and most elaborate attractions ever created for a Disney park: Radiator Springs Racers. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland Resort) Guests at Cars Land are immersed in the town of Radiator Springs, reminiscent of places found along historic Route 66 and inspired by the Disney-Pixar film, “Cars,” The entry to Cars Land, Inside Disney California Adventure Park, is a paved road with numerous automotive nods. Cars Land features three immersive family attractions showcasing characters and settings from the film, including one of the largest and most elaborate attractions ever created for a Disney park: Radiator Springs Racers. (Paul Hiffmeyer/Disneyland Resort)