Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
Just make sure to conquer the whole "driving on the wrong side of the road" thing.....
and the wrong side of the car.
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and the wrong side of the car.
sponono88
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^ yep, that's a testing vehicle for the temporary test track
http://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blog/2010/05/first-look-cars-land-welcomes-the-first-test-vehicle-for-radiator-springs-racers/
http://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blog/2010/05/first-look-cars-land-welcomes-the-first-test-vehicle-for-radiator-springs-racers/
BrerFrog
Active Member
They loook fantastic! :sohappy:
Figment632
New Member
^^ That is so COOL! We're going to DL in 2012.
I don't think CL is supposed to open until 2013 :shrug:
DCLcruiser
Well-Known Member
Radiator Springs Racers sounds awesome:
"The attraction will take guests in a six-person vehicle through a briefing with characters from the movie Doc and Lighting McQueen. Suddenly, guests will find themselves in the middle of a race which includes hairpin turns and steep banks with guests eventually racing another guest vehicle with random race results." [wikipedia]
"The attraction will take guests in a six-person vehicle through a briefing with characters from the movie Doc and Lighting McQueen. Suddenly, guests will find themselves in the middle of a race which includes hairpin turns and steep banks with guests eventually racing another guest vehicle with random race results." [wikipedia]
BrerFrog
Active Member
Oh boy, I should go to DL. :sohappy:
Figment632
New Member
yes you should the trip is worth just for the original DL anything after is a pleasant bonus
raven
Well-Known Member
Parallel storylines? Uh, no. And the track layout is different. Radiator Springs will also have a section where 2 cars race, unlike TT.
zweltar
Well-Known Member
Okay, this sounds AWESOME. :sohappy:I really hope this makes an appearance somewhere in WDW.
TP2000
Well-Known Member
Radiators Springs Racers is also set in a brand new 12 acre expansion plot that recreates the Radiator Springs from the movie.
It all looks just a tad, wee-bit, tiny-bit different than the Test Track building, doesn't it? :lol:
Cars Land at Disney's California Adventure - Summer, 2012
Figment632
New Member
Radiators Springs Racers is also set in a brand new 12 acre expansion plot that recreates the Radiator Springs from the movie.
It all looks just a tad, wee-bit, tiny-bit different than the Test Track building, doesn't it? :lol:
Cars Land at Disney's California Adventure - Summer, 2012
I have never watched the film but I want
sponono88
Well-Known Member
Not identical.. but similar to Test Track, RSR will have different effects room to help the car get ready for the big race. I know the track layout will be different - I was talking about the fact that there is an indoor section and outdoor finale for each ride.
and here's a smaller, but more complete, version of the above concept art:
raven
Well-Known Member
Ok, well that isn't a "storyline" then. :animwink: It merely uses the same technology as TT and that's about it for the similarities. TT for the most part is open on the inside of the ride.
Test Track wasn't the first Disney ride to use this technology. Journey to the Center of the Earth at Tokyo DisneySea was the first and includes a small section outside as well.
DMC-12
It's HarmonioUS, NOT HarmoniYOU.
Ride vehicles arrived yesterday at DCA. Testing starts this week:
Thats incredibly creepy. IMO
Aurora's#1Fan
New Member
Should DHS get Carsland? Simply no. DCA needs all the attendance it can get and WDW doesn't need to steal yet another ride. Also this is my first post. I decided to join because I knew absolutely nothing about WDW but know everything about DLR. I have never visited WDW either but go to DLR every 1-2 months. So I am a DLR Vet
~aurora
~aurora
MarkTwain
Well-Known Member
:lol: I think it looks great! Much nicer and more realistic than the average ride vehicle (eg the boats on Peter Pan). It also reminds me of a Ferrari!
Should DHS get Carsland? Simply no. DCA needs all the attendance it can get and WDW doesn't need to steal yet another ride. Also this is my first post. I decided to join because I knew absolutely nothing about WDW but know everything about DLR. I have never visited WDW either but go to DLR every 1-2 months. So I am a DLR Vet
~aurora
Glad there's someone else on these boards that agrees with me! DCA needs the help more than any of the parks at WDW do. Maybe keeping this ride original to DCA (unlike the park's last big attraction, Soarin' Over California) will be incentive for people to actually go across the country to see it!
TP2000
Well-Known Member
and here's a smaller, but more complete, version of the above concept art:
Oh, yes, that takes in the entire new land, including Mater's Junkyard Jamboree and the land entrance off of El Camino Real (parade route).
It's the Luigi's Flyin' Tires attraction that I think will be the sleeper hit of CarsLand though.
Perhaps the WDW version of CarsLand uses the two C Tickets, Mater's and Luigi's, plus some of the Radiator Springs sets and shops/dining to make a mini CarsLand in DHS on the 7 acres readily available there?
I can't imagine current WDW management adding a massive mega-million dollar E Ticket like Radiator Springs Racers shortly after they finish the Fantasyland expansion. It just doesn't sound like something the TDO we all know and love would do. But perhaps a smaller Cars Land with the two C Tickets and some retail/dining, all very well done of course, would be a better possibility for DHS within this new decade?
