* The Cadillac Range is a one-of-a-kind structure with 4,000 tons of steel spread over 280,000 square feet, approximately 125 feet high, and with virtually no 90 degree angles.
* Over 28,000 hours were spent by WDI designers on the structural steel system and Radiator Springs Racers show building, housed within the structure.
* Steel installation began in March of this year.
* The six “peaks” of the Cadillac Range represent the 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961,
and 1962 model year tailfins. The highest peak is the 1959, also known as the Pinnacle.
* The Cadillac Range at Carsland is the largest rockwork construction in any domestic Disney theme park, surpassing the Matterhorn, both Splash Mountains, and Expedition Everest.