Luigi's Rollickin' Roadsters

Cute ride with fun character role singing the songs and doing all announcements. But the lines are always too long given it's kid focus. (Adults and anyone can enjoy anything) Prime attraction appeal age range: 2-9 years old, sensory seeking kids 5 and up may not love it if they don't love Cars

Fun little ride tucked away by radiator springs racers. Usually the line isn’t past 30 minutes which is good. The Italian music is very good and everyone seemed to love it. The main reason it not 5 stars is the fact that the old tire ride was better.

A fun ride for families of all ages. A mix of music, choreographed "dancing", cute cars and a nice atmosphere make this ride fun! The lines also usually don't get too long here which will definitely keep the little ones from getting bored & out of control😋. This one is fun in the day but even cooler at night when they turn the lights on.

Such a fun ride, with festive Italian tunes! The music is different during Halloween and Christmas, and the experience is extra magical at night with the fairy lights.

This is a super adorable little ride! My daughters loved the italian music that played. The little dance routine was really cute and unexpected. I loved how the building in front of it looked just like the building from the movie. The line moved really fast and we didn't have to wait very long

Have great family fun with this dancing ride. Ride in groups and dance to rhythm of Luigi.

Luigi's has gone through a lot of changes since it opened and this ride is very fun! Even standing in line watching it is fun since each time the song and patterns change.

Awesome ride for kids and adults. The cars you ride on dance with the music. Fun fun fun!!!

Luigi's Rollickin' Roadsters is a fun ride not just for the kiddos but for adults! There's different songs that the cars have choreographed dances to so it's a treat to see which song you get. If the lines are short, definitely check this one out. L O C A T I O N Luigi's Rollickin' Roadsters is one of 3 rides in Cars Land in Disney's California Adventures. It's on the left side in Cars Land, but you do have to walk a little bit in. When you see the stack of tires, go into the building behind it. E X P E R I E N C E As I mentioned in the beginning. It's basically a trackless car ride, but you have no control of the car. It will spin you and drive you up down side to side like a dance. There are different songs that happen and the dances are different to each song so it's a different experience every time. But note this is not for a person who gets motion sickness easily. The last time we went here, someone didn't have a great time and kind of left their mark inside the building. I assumed they were going to ride it again and decided it wasn't a smart idea. The ride is short. It's the length of a short song. O V E R A L L Whenever we have done time or the line isn't too long, we do get to do this ride and every time, it's just one of those rides you get a smile on your face because it's darn cute. I do get motion sickness depending on how much sleep or hydration I get so I try not to ride this one when I'm feeling it, but when I'm good, I do end up on this ride at least once when we visit. Definitely try it out!

Great ride! The kids love it, although it is down a lot. Today in particular we were on, the ride stopped, they reset, we got back on and it stopped again, after the third time of them "going on siesta" we gave up. No worries, things happen, and it takes a lot to make the magic happen. Still a fun ride when it's working. :)

Fun ride, not as fast but decent speed and moderate for both kids and adults to enjoy. Love the interior and exterior design relating to the Luigi character from Cars. Service is fast and they are friendly here. The spin at the end of the ride caught me off guard with this being my first time visiting the ride, which made it even more of a fun time!

The music alone is worth the ride! Fun, preppy, upbeat and a blast - or a squealing good time as Luigi's tires take you on a journey of good times on the pavement! Hey Mambo will stay in your head for days- but the memories of having fun with your family and loved ones will remain forever!

Happy this ride came after some drinks at lunch. It was pretty ridiculous and not worth the wait. Box checked. Not even sure the kiddos would care for this ride. Cast members were pretty numb and non engaged.

I wouldn't wait more than 20 mins from this ride, but despite it being a more "kiddy" ride, it's very very fun as an adult. I've been once with my husband with just the 2 of us, and then with 2 other friends (so 3 of us to 1 seat). As an adult woman it was pretty tight fit for 3 people but not impossible. During the Christmas season the songs are different and winter holiday theme, which was super fun! The cars are "dancing" together and it's trackless. Not a super fast ride, but the little twists and turns are pretty fun. The themed decor outside in the line area also very fun and cute, Italy colors. It can be surprisingly fun and I laugh a lot, because it's similar to Mater's ride but pretty unpredictable which makes it very fun. Overall, because it's a kid ride, if you're an adult don't wait too long for it. But at night time the ride time typically goes down to 5 mins and it's great.

Luigi's Rollickin' Roadsters is a trackless dancing cars ride located in Cars Land at Disney California Adventure. Highly recommend if you have little ones or if you are a fan of cars the movie. (Very cute)

These little rides just really surprise you. There way more fun than you think. I had a great time. It's so cute! Every inch of this line is so pleasant!

This one is still fun! Located at California Adventure Park. Came here last week and hit this ride. It's such an easy ride. And during the week the line is short short. I like that there's actually room on this ride. Like adults can ride it too. Even though it's more of a kiddie ride. At least there's room to sit. It's fast, and fun. I like how you get the wind blowing in your hair while the cars spins around! It's refreshing.

We visited California Adventure last month and went on Luigi's Honkin' Haul-O-Ween, which is the October version of Luigi's Rollickin' Roadsters. It was closed when we first tried to go, and I was glad we had another day to try again. The ride was perfect for my three-year-old, who loves Cars as well as gentle thrill rides for the 32" to 40" set. The line can get pretty long, but we went when it was reasonable (or so it seemed to me, sitting outside with a napping baby while my husband did the wait). We also took advantage of the rider switch service, so we were both able to ride without waiting in line all over again. This was nice for us, but even nicer for our son, who got to go twice, thanks to his little brother. The people working the ride were super sweet to him, even letting him pick out the car he wanted (the one dark red one) after we sat out a turn so we could get to the front of the pack. I'm a fan of Cars Land and Luigi's Rollickin' Roadsters fits right into it, located behind a convincing real-world reproduction of Luigi's Casa Della Tires. It's cute and fun, an Italian-American dance party with Luigi's old country cousins spinning around a trackless lot to Italian-ish music. The speed is exciting without being scary, and it's plenty enjoyable even if you're an adult who would rather be on a roller coaster. As long as our kids like Cars, Luigi's Rollickin' Roadsters will be a top priority ride whenever we go to California Adventure. It really is a honkin', rollickin' good time.

This attraction is a hit for smaller kids, but personally a pass for me since I'm child free. I do recommend this attraction for those with children, or to give it a go if you've never been on it. I love the theming outside and how it changes through the seasons. If you book the holiday VIP guided tour, you will hear lots of facts that made me appreciate the area more.

# 79 Review for 2024 ****A Rockin rolling time for kids**** Overall 4 Stars**** Visiting Disneyland California's Adventure Park and riding Luigi's Rollickin' Roadsters was an absolute delight! This charming ride in Cars Land, moving at a gentle 5 mph and perfectly synchronized to lively music, creates a magical experience for children. It's a fantastic choice for kids, offering a fun and enchanting journey that captivates them from start to finish. The combination of the adorable ride and synchronized music makes it an unforgettable experience for the little ones.

This is a ride designed for the younger ones. It's very similar to Mater's Junkyard Jamboree in that its focus is on music and singing, but it's not quite as predictable. With this ride, each of the cars will move in a pattern that's based on the song that's playing. If I had to pick between the two, I would go with this one as it's not as whippy!

Located in Cars Land. They have designed this place to perfection. If you are a Cars movie fan, you will absolutely love the details they have done while designing this place. Casa Della Tires' storage yard has been converted into a little piece of Italy. The set up match the story line and the traits of Luigi. Ride is all about the "car-eographed" roadster weaves and whirls to popular old country music. These Frizzante roadsters were modeled after 1950's Italian rear-engine micro-cars. And this ride is very popular among the Cars fans. Wait time is close to 50-60 mins. We had to wait for almost 45 mins. Then it was a 90 second fun ride. Kids loved it. Best part is that it's not a super fast ride. Gives the feeling that these roadsters are dancing to the tunes. High energy, super fun ride!

It was cute but not for me. Obviously it's meant for kiddos but like... the super young kiddos. Not for me but hubby seemed to enjoy himself since he loves cars and he thought it was hilarious.

This is a ride geared for the tater tots and kiddos in Cars Land in California Adventure park. Minimum 32 inch height requirement. Luigi 1959 Fiat 50 is the owner of Casa Della Tires. As homage to his native Italy, he has the Leaning Tower of Tires in front of his shop. For real, it's a sight to behold. The ride queue goes through his shop and ends in the outside in the backlot. The shop walls are decorated with photos of Lighting McQueen's Piston Cup win and of course racks of tires... Tortellini Tires. You hop on into a Frizzante roadsters modeled after the 1950s tiny Italian mini cars. They fit two adults comfortably. They are Luigi's cousins. All 20 of them visiting from Carsoli, Italy. Adorable roadsters painted in bright fun colors. Party on down as they dance around to some great catchy Italian songs such as Mambo Italiano. That tune is contagiously catchy.

Kind of lame for adults but very cute for the young set. Our grandson loved it. Practically no wait and a nice diversion for the kids while you wait in the shade.

My kids are obsessed with the Cars movies and they are on the young side (3 and 7), so when we're at DCA, we spend about 75% of our time in Cars Land. This ride is a fun one, not scary, and gives little kiddos a thrill. It will frequently break down, which is a bummer. It's also a quick one, so if the wait is longer than 20 minutes, I'd come back to it.

Luigi follow only the Ferraris! The set up at Luigi's is amazing, exactly like walking through the movie. Every little detail is spot on. Located in Cars Land. One of the few toddler friendly rides here. Height limit is 32 inches. Line was not super long at opening since most people go directly to Racers. Not a super fast ride but expect sudden twists and turns. The kiddos enjoyed it! It was their first every Disneyland ride!

My family and I were in Cars land waiting for our Radiator Springs Fastpass to queue up. We had about 30 minutes to spend before going on our ride, so, we ended up stopping by Luigi's Rollickin' Roadsters. Luigi's Rollickin' Roadsters is located across the Flo V8 cafe, and right next to Radiator Spring's Cars ride. The inside decor waiting for the ride is pretty nice. I'd imagine if it's during Summer, that being inside the AC waiting for this ride would be a nice break. My daughter and I were here riding this ride on Thanksgiving Seasonal Holiday. My daughter's 6 and was super excited about this ride. While waiting in line, we saw several families exiting the ride. We didn't realize, after standing in line for 15 minutes, that the ride was broken. We talked to the Staff member and the team mentioned that the ride would be ready in a few minutes. By the time we ended up waiting to get on this ride, we had waited about 45 minutes. This ride is one of the few kid friendly rides in California Adventure. You get in a car, it it goes around in circles with music playing in the background. If you go during the holiday's, Luigi is singing holiday musical songs. At the end, the cars do a quick spin dance together. I wouldn't wait for this ride, only if my daughter wanted to go on it again! I would rather use that time to wait for a different ride like Goofy's fly school or even some of the other smaller rides like the Symphony Swings.

This ride is mainly for younger kids around 6 or under and one to go on if the line isn't long. We waited only 15 minutes so this was definitely a win for us.. How the ride works: You ride in these little cars as they do a line dance to the music that's playing through the speakers. The cars 'dancing' is well choreographed with the upbeat music and it's definitely a social media moment for your fans. My 6 year old God-daughter loved this ride and this car dance party is very appealing to kids around that age group. The main entrance makes the building appear to be a tire shop in Cars land. It looks more like an entrance to a gift shop versus a ride which may help explain why there are minimal lines. Overall, if the line isn't long it's definitely a fun little ride to record as your car 'dances' with other cars on the car dance floor. Buckle up! =)

Finally rode this ride for the first time last weekend... to be honest, I dont think I even knew there was a ride here! This ride is like a set of cars doing line dancing. Theres music, they dance, and its over after it whips you around a bit. There was no line, and it was quick... and cute!

This ride at Disney California Adventure Park's Cars Land just opened in March of 2016! The first time I rode Luigi's Rollickin' Roadsters was during a special preview for Annual Passholders! We even got a Keepsake Keychain! I was thrilled because I just happened to be there at the right time! Thanks to Alana for giving me the heads up on this promotion - she really keeps up to date on these things! I didn't think I'd ride again, but I did. It's kind of jerky and "twirly", so I felt a bit nauseous... haha! There are about 20 cars on invisible tracks and they move in a synchronized pattern - like a complex line dance... it's quite an engineering accomplishment! It's not my favorite ride, but it's amusing in a way... especially because of the songs! Go ride it if you haven't already!

This is one of those rides where the song playing on the ride will be stuck in your head for a minute after this ride Loading onto this ride you walk into Luigis store which is simply magnificent it is immersive it has all the beautiful details that you would expect to find in Luigis shop it it's everything you expect and more the detail that they put into just walking through Luigis and getting to your queue is amazing and I genuinely appreciate the layout out of this After exiting Luigis store the line cascades into an open garden area with beautiful cars themed details. If your children are climbers, beware, if they try to climb the hedges or the fences cast members will ask them to safely come down and not climb on them. I am that parent that was not paying attention who was on her phone picking her next max pass selection and felt a bit embarrassed that my child was called out so just a heads up don't be that mom like me lol This ride is a non-traditional track type of ride where you sit in a car similar to Luigis make and model in different bright colors there is a long open seat belt that must be connected to all parties in the car they will ask you to safely tug on them before proceeding to start the ride the ride it's self is smooth quick and sometimes has a lot of sharp turning the music distracts you from the jerkiness it is in no way like the abruptness of goofy sky school but it is not a smooth track dark ride Disneyland vibe it does jerk it definitely does keep you awake and it is definitely high energy with the music that is playing and the fact that it is open and bright This is definitely on my toddler's top favorite rides in the park I understand why the music the colors it's just a great high energy beautiful ride definitely on our one a day list when we visit the parks

Nice slow paced ride. Great for 2 year olds. The cars will "dance" to a song by going backwards, forwards, sideways and even spin at the end. My daughter really enjoyed this ride! This is a must for you get kids!

If cars could dance, this ride would be an example of it. I didn't know what to expect when we got in line, but we decided to do it since all the kids were allowed on the ride. I think there's a height requirement, but it still allowed all the kids (2.5 to 7 years in age) to ride. We were here on Sunday, November 18th a little after 11am. Picking the color of the car was part of the fun. One of the kids and I staked out a pink car. The ride itself is kinda painful as you are sliding left and right in the car as it moves. My poor hip bones were not happy. But I think the kids enjoyed it as it was fun for them watching the cars move in formation. An option in Cars Land for the kiddies.

Fun ride for the youngsters. The entrance to the ride is really cool. Everything about fettuccini wheels. It's the holidays, so Luigi was singing "have a jolly holly Christmas" and so forth. It's a fun "family party" ride.

Cute little ride that may be more fun to watch than to actually ride. Looks super smooth as "mystery forces" move the cars around in a choreographed pattern. Looks like they have 5ish different songs / patterns which keeps it interesting. Also, cars are all different and fun to look at. The ride, however is herky jerky and you feel like you're going to fall out the whole time. Made fun of the seat belt at the beginning but then during the ride I was tightening it to make sure I didn't land on the ground. Also, It's weird not to have any input into the ride. You're just an unwitting passenger in the humans-optional dance of animatronic cars.

On 3-2-16, there were a lot of kinks they needed to work out. The Cast Members & families were invited to test the ride first. I watched and saw the same group enter and exit twice, but the third and final time was when their ride actually completed. We didn't see the first attempt. Annual Passholders got to ride on Friday-Sunday (3-4 to 3-6). When you go inside the building, the CM will scan your pass and give you a Commemorative Keychain in honor of this new ride. It's a fun & useful little keepsake! From Monday 3-7-16 onward, it is open for anyone and everyone to ride. You must be at least 32 inches tall to ride it. This is such a fun little ride! It is a little jerky and it will swing you around and jostle you. There is a seat belt you must wear that will keep you in the car and there are no doors. The whole idea of this ride is that the cars are dancing. The music is festive and Italian. Feels very much like you are in an Italian place. The cars are super cute, if cars can be cute! There are female cars with smiles, and male cars with smiles and mustaches. According to the Cast Member I spoke with, each of the cars have names, too! My friend wanted to ride a pink car and the Cast Member told us the names of the 2 pink girlie cars, but I forgot. Maybe later, a year from now, when the excitement dies down, I will ride it again. But then again, if I am in that area and the wait time is reasonable, I will go on it.

I have been counting down for over a year on this and am still swooning from the cast preview that I was honored to be able to attend earlier in the evening. Both of my sons were in love with the new Luigi's ride and were screaming with fun and excitement from the start to the end. Super cute and very animated, there wasn't one person in the bunch that wasn't having a great time! Must be 32" to ride! My 20 month old cleared it by about 2 inches...I guess its good Luigi went on vacation & came back now. ;) p.s. Thank you Imagineers! It is everything that I had hoped for and more! Unless you bring back the Tires for a limited time magic, then that would be awesome too! Just saying.

First time on this attraction. Unfortunately I never got to ride Luigi's Flying Tires so I don't have a lot to compare it to. I literally walked right in and there wasn't line, which is always a nice surprise! The cars are cute, but very small. It's very similar to Mater's Jamboree, yet I like Mater's more. This was very jerky, and all the cars spun in unison or something. Pretty odd. And the ride is very short, too. It's definitely not Racers, and I know I can pass on this next time. Take your kids to it though! I'm sure it'll be a hit to them.

"Hey mambo, mambo Italiano..." The above song is from one of the five "dances" that riders experience during the new Luigi's Rollickin' Roadsters, located in the old Luigi's Flying Tires location in Cars Land. Open less than a month as of this writing, this new ride where guests get in a car and move along a preprogrammed routine that differs based on which car you ride and which song is playing moves along much faster than the previous one. We checked it out this past weekend - upon going into the queue, we were given a plastic card and lanyard to mark where the line placement was at the moment. (Although, it wasn't too bad - we waited thirty minutes in line total.) Once we got in line and told the attendant that it was just the two of us riding, we got into place, chose our car (quick tip - the guidos have the grill on the hood like a mustache), and belted ourselves in. Even though the ride only lasts a minute or so, it's a lot more fun than Luigi's Flying Tires - watching all the cars move in formation is neat, and we were a bit envious when we saw two of the cars move in the center of the dance floor while the others danced around it. The best part is near the end, when the cars stop and spin in a circle in place; you can't help but your hands in the air! DEFINITELY an improvement over Luigi's Flying Tires (but no "Volare" - what gives?)!

This is one of those rides that's more fun to watch than it is to actually ride. But that's okay! At least it's far, far better than its predecessor: those awful flying tires. If your kids love cars, they'll likely enjoy this one. You sit in adorable little ride vehicles and your car "dances" to the music. It's fun enough but I wouldn't wait more than 10 minutes to ride.

We arrived early in Radiator Springs on a Thursday morning in October and were lucky enough to ride Luigi's Rollickin' Roadster three times, back to back! We LOVED it and had so much fun! It's a color, creatively designed, and fun ride for adults and children. Having recently traveled to Italy, we loved the classic Alfa Romeo cars. I wouldn't wait more then 20 minutes to ride Luigi's, but it the line is short, don't hesitate!

Really good ride for kids 5 and under who aren't big enough to ride the other rides. Wait line is not that bad depending at what time you get in but I got on within 20 minutes each time.

Eh. Personally for me, this was a weak ride. Thankfully there was no line when I went, because had I waited on line for this I'd be irritated. I felt the ride is a waste and a drop from most of the rides in the park. Especially a large drop off if you're doing this ride after Radiator Springs Racers. I get it, the ride is for kids - so in that regard, it's fine. As an adult, I can appreciate most rides, whether they're for kids or not. Most kids should like the ride, so there's the plus here. Of course if your kids are Cars fans, they will love it even more. I was never on the previous one that was here before this one was constructed, so I have no comparison. The basic gist is that the cars "line dance" for a short while. You can hear the music and Luigi singing. The length of the ride is short enough. It's not too rough, as it is designed for children. The cars spin 2-3 times at the end, so be warned. Located at Luigi's Tires in California Adventure.

If you're looking for a rollickin' good time, then it might be best to skip Luigi's Rollickin' Roadsters. This isn't a ride with a lot of thrills since it's geared (pun intended) for the younger members of your party. As other reviewers have mentioned, the ride is similar to Mater's Junkyard Jamboree insofar as you're in a moving vehicle that rotates around a predetermined path. What makes Luigi's Roadsters unique is its trackless system, which means that each car dances independently without being attached to any track or ride mechanism. But, sadly, technical wizardry does not guarantee a magical ride experience. The queuing area is as detailed as you would expect from Disney, but remains unchanged from when Luigi's Flying Tires occupied this spot. Don't waste your time on this ride if the line is long; there are more worthwhile experiences elsewhere in the park.

Been on this a couple of times already and the hype for it has significantly decreased since my friend and I didn't have to wait to long to get on to the ride last Friday. It's a cute ride that allows you to participate in Luigi's family reunion through dance. There are different songs that are played and various combinations of the car going up and down while dancing to the music. Some songs I like better than others and the one we got had us sliding all over the place on our seats. Just love the waiting queue area and seeing the different tires, photos, and items on display as you walk through Luigi's shop.

Line didn't seem long until I was almost to where they line you up and one of the cars break down so they had to reboot the system it took about 15 to 20 mins so I was able to ride this. You sit in the car the seat felt like the Dumbo ride seats hard 90 degree angle plastic and a little slippery. Now first off waiting in line and listening to the song they play while the ride is going could either get annoying or catchy depending on your mood lol. So once you sit in you buckle up and sit you don't do anything the ride itself does everything. It like square dancing with cars. It's a fun little ride I would go on it again.

It looks like Luigi is coming home from Italy, but he's not coming home empty handed. With his previous phase of his life lifting us with air on tires, we celebrate another milestone with his cousins. Wait a minute?! Luigi brought his cousins? 20 COUSINS?! All of them from Carsoli, Italy?! Oh no! What do they have in store for us at Casa della Tires?! Let's dance with the cousins from Carsoli and see what moves they have at Luigi's Rollickin' Roadsters at Disney's California Adventure. Located at the end, but just before Radiator Springs Racers in Cars Land, you will find the new attraction at Disney's California Adventure. Luigi temporarily closed up his Luigi's Flying Tires to bring up a new trend in Cars Land. This one required having all of his cousins coming over and doing a synchronous dance. Walk in through Casa della Tires and see all the momentos that the cousins brought over from Italy. You'll see some wonderful posters, garage equipment, and more importantly Luigi's forte, tires. The wait is on average about 40 minutes, but can move quite fast. There are 20 Cousins that you can choose from, but they all have a unique characteristic. Just to let you know, two cars are sisters: Gina has blue eyes and Rosa has green eyes. and This is the first ride in the United States that is TRACKLESS. So, you'll never know which way you'll be headed. There are five songs that are played and each cousin has a unique routine in which style they dance. You may be the car that is the star of the dance. Some of the songs are so familiar that a lot of the words that you speak everyday will end with an "O". i.e. Mambo Italiano. The kids will love it. Now, I do have to spot some imperfections with Luigi's Rollickin's Roadsters. One is the wait. 40 minutes to see what Mater's Junkyard Jamboree does better is absurd. I would have preferred if Luigi didn't leave to Carsoli, Italy and left his Flying Tires behind. At least, I knew I wasn't going to be moving anywhere for sure. Since this is a trackless ride, you can be staying in the same area throughout the dance. Some of us thought we would be all across the dance floor like bumper cars without the bumping. I get the idea that this is very complex pattern system, but I was stuck on one side during the whole dance. As I mentioned, the kids will love it, but I can see some of the adults, like myself already seeing improvements on this long awaited attraction. The overall attraction that Luigi is good. I do see some future additions with Luigi's Rollickin' Roadsters. You have five songs so far from some of the cousins, but what about the others? With a trackless system, you can see new patterns come in the horizon. When you think the ride is over, you'll be loving this one part where the whole Carsoli Family goes crazy. Now, imagine if you can dance with Luigi?! Wait a minute! Where is Luigi?! Did the cousins come here without him?! The dance floor is all theirs! Yelp...My passion is not to write my reviews, but to share my experiences with you. Take that journey and share your story.

I was so bummed out when i went to Disney a few weeks ago and then the very next day this ride opens up. Its located close by Radiator Springs Racer. The wait time isn't as bad as Radiators. To be honest its not the most fun ride ever but its pretty decent though I probably wouldn't go on it again. I thought it would be more along the lines of a bumper car type of feel but nope. The cars are programmed to move accordingly and you just enjoy the show pretty much. Its still better than the prior ride that it replaced. The lines are short and its pretty decent enough though I don't believe that the ride is catered for me. I like my slow and boring rides but this one was completely lacking. I was actually quite bummed out considering I went to Disney for a second time in the last month just to give this ride a shot. Overall its a nice ride. Its a decent addition to the park and does beat out its predecessor but even then the ride lacks something special. Chances of returning are slim on this one. I guess new is not always better.

Great kids ride or slow ride for those that want to take it easy AND it's super cute! This ride is located in Cars Land right before Radiator Springs Racers; look for the leaning tower of tires. The ride is basically you sit in the little Fiat and let her perform! There's a few spins, but it's not going more than like 2 mph. There are, I believe, three different songs that the cars dance to and depending on when you get on you will get one of the three Italian song choices. Lots of laughs and smiles will occur on this ride so if you have a photographer at the exit gate then they'll want to capture all the fun you'll have on this ride!

It's a nice upgrade from the tires they had before, we had fun being turned around and dancing with the other cars. The ride was very short though wish it was longer. Picked the only blue car in the lot. Only 15 minutes wait for us.

Went through the entire line (40 mins) and literally seconds from going onto the ride they decided to check our daughter and said that she was half an inch too short to ride (they didn't check any other babies... Just ours probably because she's not walking). She's taller than most babies which is why she's not standing but is 32 inches. I don't really understand how you can get past one check point only for the other check point to decide she's too short. There needs to be way more consistency because it just leads to LOT of wasted time and unhappy kids and parents. We have two parents and could sit on opposite sides of the car. 1/2 an inch they say... Ridiculous.

This was a cute ride to begin with when it was "Luigi's Tires." I'm not sure why they changed it. The new version of the ride is still very cute and it's like you're riding in the old style mini cooper. I don't completely love the new version though. On the old ride you had some control over what was going on and where you went, not something you usually get on rides. I understand they may have changed it because the flying tires were a little difficult to maneuver at times and they needed to replace it with something, but what they replaced it with was not that great. Now when you get on, the cars do a choreographed dance and that's it. The dance is cute when you're watching it, but while you're on it, it's not exciting in the least. A cast member said that each car has it's own path or "dance" so that every time you get on it you'll have a different experience. But honestly the space that they move around in is not very large and they all move in the same type of manner. So even if you got on the ride 10 times in a different car each time, I don't think the difference would be noticeable enough to make this ride any more enjoyable. It seems the same as saying if you rode the Mater ride 10 different times in a different car each time that you would get a different experience each time. You would, but you wouldn't feel like you needed to do it.

A cute little dance - ride. A very unique idea. The cars actually do a dance to Italian music. They get a little squirrely and spinny too.

My kiddos really enjoy this ride. It's on the list of rides that they've done multiple times and enjoyed each time. I appreciate all of the little details that Disney always takes care of and this attraction is a great example. Pay attention to the small things while walking through and you'll see car and tire references everywhere.

Seriously, this ride is super cute! I didn't know what to expect when we got in line and was pleasantly surprised by how cute it was. Definitely worth the 20-30 minutes we stood in line.

I had the opportunity of riding this attraction during the cast member preview and I have to say I was unsurprisingly let down. "Luigi's cousins" are all very cute and adorable, but the ride is basically a copy of Mater's ride. The cars dance around the dance floor moving in what felt like a "Z" formation and finish the dance by performing a dance in unison, ending with a little spin. My 5 year old cousin was not impressed. (Lol) There's a different song per ride, so definitely pay attention to the music. At the exit the cast members said, "Thank you for dancing with us". Clever.