While taking an easy 45 minute to two hour drive to Disneyland, there is one attraction that you don't have to worry about getting a speeding ticket at. Although it may not be your first choice, but as a kid, you wanted to be behind the wheel. All ages are welcomed at Autopia in Tomorrowland. There are mixed reviews about Autopia. Update the attraction? Leave it alone? I am mixed. As an adult, I love driving my vehicle. At the same time, I look forward to getting in an Autopia car. At one point, Chevron was a sponsor for this attraction, but not sure where that went. With Cars Land in Disney California Adventure, Autopia is redundant. The future of Autopia has some rumors going on, but this review is about how I enjoy and see some areas of improvement. I loved this ride as a kid. As a kid, we all wanted to be behind the wheel. We didn't know about car insurance, replacing the tire, or worry about $$$$. We just wanted to drive. Now, I drive a huge vehicle and probably put 6 of this go-karts on my truck. The go-karts fit two people, but its more one adult and one small child. Most of us adults go in separate vehicles. These vehicles are gasoline powered. Its a good thing that we don't have to pay for gas or pull on the side to re-fuel. However, the cars are controlled to max its speed limit and engines turn off when the car idles. I love driving around and suddenly stopping to hear the brakes screech. The one part I love is driving under the bridges. Especially the Monorail bridge. I am a tall guy and I love thinking that I might hit my head. The one thing that does need work is the vehicle. That can mean many things. The fumes is the big item. When a vehicle runs on gasoline, you don't want to smell it. The second would be the size. My foot pressing pedal is always in an awkward position. Last, its the steering wheel. Most of us, just press and let it go on cruise control. Most of the time, I hit my knee making turn that my vehicle can make easy. I think these go-karts need to go power steering :) This is one attraction that is outdated, but does have a place in a lot of our hearts. If this ride was updated, it would have been cool if the characters from Cars was integrated. Since Cars is in DCA, the future of Autopia seems less brighter everyday. So, I enjoy every minute riding before I have to say, "Goodbye!" You think I write too much? Well, you can call me a Yelp-O-Holic! read more

Autopia - In real life, Don't Text & Drive, but on Autopia, you can eat, sleep, and take photos while driving - Amusement Parks Near Me - Anaheim, California

It's been years since we've been on this "ride". We usually try to do things that are new or not normal for us when we're at the parks on a rare uncrowded day. My Disney Parks app told me that the wait for Autopia was 5 minutes, so we hopped into line. The Disney Parks app lied to me. Thirty minutes later, we were nearing the front of the line, and decided that we'd pair up, with me being the driver. Before I get to that experience, though, let me say that their apparent partnership with the Chevron resulted in an overabundance of Techron car tie-ins. The talking, moving dioramas they have in the queue were interesting, but caused a bit of over-excitement with the children who just HAD to see what was going on - even if that meant stepping on or bumping into you as you stood in front of the display. Anyway - the wait was far longer than promised (I think the Disney Parks app is bad at guessing, because they promised 40 minutes for Radiator Springs Racers, but we were in line for 70 minutes...), but the cast members at the front were efficient at pointing people in the right directions. We lined up inside our white box to wait for our car, and entered when told. The cars are much louder than I remember them being, and much lower to the ground. And let's be real - it's not like I've gotten much taller since the last time I "rode" this. The cast member working the line went through the safety precautions with us before giving us the signal to go. So I stepped on the pedal and... *sputter, sputter, chug...* My husband, meanwhile, is in the "passenger seat" dying laughing to himself. He's thinking to himself, "My wife can't even drive a fake car, ffs!" We went stuttering sputtering down the track, me frantically pressing - almost standing on - the pedal to get the car to GO, all the while turning the steering wheel in an effort to prove to myself that I was, in fact, in control. Sputter stutter down the track we went. It was slow-going. It was painful. It was pathetic. It was painful. I know I already said that. But at one point, I really did start getting a cramp in my calf, from trying to push my foot through the pedal. I asked my husband to check behind us to see if there was anybody close, because I was fixin' to remove my foot and let him work the pedal. He gave the all clear, laughing to himself the entire time, and when I removed my foot (the car lurching to a halt on the tracks), he obligingly pushed down on the pedal, and... *sputter, sputter, chug...* Vindicated, I happily spun the steering wheel every which way, knowing that my husband was doing everything he could to get our poor little car to move faster, and that it was not working for him in the least. It was a cute little adventure - different from what I remembered, with a lot more "environment" added to the scenery. I can see how it'd be a thrill for kids who can't wait to drive, but for us, it was a lark. Oh, and the "get your Autopia driver's license" booths by the exit? I SO wanted one of my own, so we stepped up to the booth, pulled back the curtain, then instantly recoiled at the $5 price tag. FIVE DOLLARS! Yep, I'm pretty cheap, indeed. read more

One of the classic attractions in Tomorrowland, old school ride. My kids enjoy the the wait in line because of the talking cars, I like the FastPass option because it gets busy. This ride is great for kids, for adults it's called whiplash. The gas smell is a bit overwhelming and the ride itself is not fast, but my kids love it. My middle son said, "I'm driving like you." Afterwards I asked my wife if I physically hurt the family when I drive around town. When I was younger I remember torturing my mom on this ride. It's great to know that my children can still do the same to me. I love this ride! read more

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Autopia feels so old and needs some big improvements in my book if this ride is to stay open. The cars are pretty rinky and the steering is really nothing. If I was a 3 year old I might enjoy this ride but as I have ridden this a few times already I don't see is as pleasurable at all. Chevron has large advertisements all around this and it is just pretty much trying to tell you to buy gas. They should paint the cars, throw some excitement to this ride and add things to it! I really think it can be saved maybe... If you have yet to ride on this Autopia it is located in the Disneyland theme park in Anaheim. Orange County has a lot of things to offer and the biggest assets is Disneyland. I ride this ride only if it is a fast one but most of the days I will skip it because it really isn't worth it. You can either sit by yourself and drive the car or have a person/child in it with you. One pedal is on the floor for the gas and the steering is really not needed that much. It is a track course where most of the time is filled with loads of cars so you are just mainly stopping and going and stopping and going. Big improvements need to be made and I hope they do! read more

where else can a kid drive a car?!?! (well ok...legoland but DL is better!) this is my first memory of Disneyland. How proud I felt that i could drive a car! my dad even says that when he first moved to America, the 1st time he drove a car was at Disneyland! my kids absolutely LOVE Autopia! although they still can not reach the pedal, their driving skills are steadily improving... read more

The folks complaining about the fumes probably complain about how cold ice cream is or how hot soup is. This is an older ride with older mini cars that make a ton of noise and remind me very much of my Dad's riding lawn mower that I used to kill to "drive". Also reminds me of my brother's gas powered go-kart, just slower! Or our 4 wheeler! VROOM! Relive those fun childhood moments (that's if you grew up in the days before video gaming and couch surfing became the norm)! The Only things I would change about this ride would be SHADE - lots more of it down by the track.... And I would make those babies go faster! Small Kid 10/10 My Return factor: 60% read more

I quickly realized why I rarely get on this ride! Autopia is a ride that you want to take the little ones on because they get to "drive" the vehicle. The adult in the vehicle has to deal with the awkward positioning of their leg as they attempt to push down on the gas pedal. That gas pedal sticks and you have to apply more pressure to keep yourself moving. I always feel uncomfortable on this ride and I usually get on Autopia when I have my niece with me. I got on it by myself yesterday to see if I could position myself in a different way so that the muscles in my legs wouldn't hurt but it just didn't work. :( This ride isn't that bad but you really should hop on when you want to appease the young ones! read more

Autopia - Two-seater cars in queue - Amusement Parks Near Me - Anaheim, California

Fast pass makes it all worth it! Did you know kids look up to adults? They loooove the idea of being in control and it's so super fun for them to reverse the roles and be in the drivers seat! The length of this ride for how quick the fast pass gets you in is great! It's a lot of fun for kids big enough to press the pedals and see over the wheel but nothing too special for kids to ride along in or actual driving age persons that want to speed. Highly recommended to stop by and get a fast pass as the window was only about an hour from when we got them. My niece and I got fast passes around 3:30 to return between 4:50 and 5:50 then walked over to fantasy land to watch the 4pm 25min show and we're back in time for our window. The best part about fast passes is the way you're treated like a chosen one just for planning ahead. You wiz by others in line (and feel a tad guilty doin it) and the wait is cut down to about 15 mins instead of the traditional line offering 45+. Plan ahead and your 7-14 yr old will love this simulation of grown-up-ness! Just be sure to lean your head back against the head rest so they don't hurt your neck when they crash into the center guide block! read more

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This is a classic Disneyland ride that I remember from my childhood. Yesterday, right when the park dropped the rope to the rides at 9am, I beelined my way to this ride to get a ride in before any lines started. My son is 3 and loves this ride ("NO I drive Mama!"), but the ride is in a great need of a remodel. Yesterday, he was the third car out for the day, and as I waited for him and my husband at the exit, I knew that the cars broke down because they were out on the track forever. Several of the cars had issues starting both at the start and while out on the track. It's time to take this ride off the map for a while and turn it into the electric car Autopias that the other Disneyland parks have. read more

This ride has stood the test of time and even though I hate when rides are replaced, I actually wouldn't mind seeing this one get a huge facelift. It just recently underwent an upgrade after being sponsored by Honda but when we rode Autopia last week, nothing really seemed any different. There are Honda hood emblems on each of the cars now but other than that, the changes are too subtle for me to find. I can sit in slow traffic on any freeway in Los Angeles or Seattle so why would I want to do it on a ride? The kids love it and they especially love it when they are finally tall enough to drive the car by themselves and it is one of those must ride attractions when you visit. I find that if you don't ride something while you are there, you may not ever get to if they remove the ride so you might as well do it while you can. The cars are all limited to a nice slow speed and they say not to bump the cars in front of you however most people don't follow that rule and they do plow right into you if given the chance. There were no real repercussions for the people that did hit other cars so I guess it's okay. They used to give you an honorary driver's license upon exiting the ride but now that they have photo booths that can add your photo to the license, you have to pay $5.00 per just to get one. Definitely not worth it in my mind. If you're looking for go-karts, these really aren't it but if you want to get off of your feet for a few minutes then check out Autopia. It's a cool experience once or twice. Thanks for reading. read more

Not my favorite attraction, but it's not that bad of a ride. Not worth a wait more than 30 minutes, but if you can get on within something less than that it's amusing. The cars don't drive fast and they are on a track. The cars are mostly driven by small children who get to finally drive something on their own. Being an adult this can be annoying as you can stuck behind one of these kids and it's like driving in rush hour traffic on the 405! That being said, I still enjoy this attraction. The newer renovated track is a step up from the track I grew up with in the 80s and 90s. I like to drive with my hands not on the wheel because there is no use steering with car on a track. It gives me a more amusing affect (otherwise it's just a boring ride especially designed for the kiddos). Useless trivia: Opened in 1955 as one of the original 20 attractions, then reopened with a newer version in 2000. Length: 2555 feet (outside) 2568 feet (inside) Ride Time: 4 minutes Speed: a mere 7 mph (max) read more

Driving 5 mph in a little honda is like my daily commute but worse. After all these years, the gas pedal is still annoying to use. They need to refresh this ride and put a bunch of Baby Teslas in there. Then, perhaps they could throw in some storm troopers to attack you while you drive. read more

When some of my family members were younger, Autopia used to be one of their favorite rides (as well as one of the ones they met the height requirement for). If you have little ones, it's worth getting in line for this one early. You wouldn't think Autopia has a long wait, but the line can definitely get long. I guess it's because this isn't a completely automated ride - while the car's on a track, you are "driving," but I swear some of those cars are way slower than others. And I guess there can be a line because only two people (or one adult and two babies) can fit in a car. Most people like to drive solo, and for good reason ... part of the fun is commandeering the vehicle yourself. But I digress. I remember the old Autopia; the "newer" (current) one features more digital technology while you wait in line. The ride itself isn't themed after Pixar's CARS (the car characters here are different), but it has a similar feel. But, the digital screens when you come to the shaded section are sure to keep young ones occupied. It was always fun to drive these cars when I was a kid, so it's definitely a must-stop if you have children. It's also a not very high-speed, impactful ride, making it perfect for doing after a meal. read more

This ride may sound awesome in theory (riding a classic car around a track) but it's not on my "I have to ride this!" list. I can see why kids would love this. They get a chance to be an adult and drive a car without crashing off the road. My problem is the cars are not easy to maneuver. I am usually bumping into the track guard so it's not a smooth ride. Sounds ridiculous since I can drive a real car. Also there is a little bit of pressure to make sure you're moving along the track because the car behind can actually bump into you if you keep stopping. Another problem are the pedals. If you want to brake, you have to take your foot off the pedal. Seems like an easy concept but you want to ease up on the pedal if you want to avoid the "slamming on the brakes" whiplash movement. I usually get the hang of this at the end of the track. Expect at least 20 minute wait times here. Odd since there are tons of cars going at the same time. read more

Slow and steady. I don't really enjoy driving on Autopia especially after driving for about an hour from San Diego but the kids love it! If the wait is over an hour don't waste your time go to other attractions and come back. read more

Autopia - It was their 50th Anniversary! - Amusement Parks Near Me - Anaheim, California

Another of the original Disneyland attractions, the Autopia is where one could hop into replica cars that go about 6 miles an hour and occasionally stall on the track, and no matter how much you punch it, you just can't go any faster. I know I sound like I'm disparaging an original Disneyland attraction... but yet, the ride does have its charms. Going around the course is strangely relaxing, and hey, where else can a kid "drive" a car? Plus, my GF was having a blast taking pics of us while I was driving. Added bonus: pay $5 for a replica driver's license at the end of the ride! It's one of the coolest (and cheapest) souvenirs you can get at the Magic Kingdom... even if you have to bend over a little as to look like you're not looking up at the camera (or in my case, putting on shades)! read more

As a kid I loved this ride! Being able to drive was one of my things I wanted to do, so I always made sure to go on this ride everytime I was at Disneyland, now not so much. read more

Let's stand in line 30 minutes to drive 7 mph and suck exhaust fumes! Said no adult ever. I'm sure kids go crazy for this attraction, driving a car down the track that twists and turns its way through Disneyland, under monorails, over unpaved terrains. But as an adult it's lackluster, though I give it an extra star for the magical surroundings. read more

Finally went on this ride for the first time about 2 weeks back, and it was fun, wait was only 10 minutes. Only drawback is that there are smelly gasoline stench throughout the wait, ugh. Other that that, the drive is fun, can be shaky, and you won't be able to veer off course! read more

Smells like gas! I still remember this ride when I was a kid. Probably enjoyed it more when I could not drive. Your feel like your kinda driving, but kinda not really. Good time killer if you are bored. Line is always long for some reason and you are in the sun if its hot. read more

Went on this ride because my nephew wanted to ride it. He's definitely into Cars, so this ride was a must. There were a lot of kids waiting for this ride. We didn't wait too long, which was nice. This ride didn't run as smoothly as I thought it would. I found myself having to press on the pedal really hard for it to go & it would jerk a lot. Totally made me feel dumb since I've been driving for years, haha. Probably wouldn't ride this again if we don't have a kid with us. read more

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I will forever love Autopia. For the adults that are surprised this ride still exists because Radiator Springs is better...this ride is NOT for you. It's for the kids. DCA is geared more towards adults. DL still caters to the littles. "Mommy! You mean I'm only 4 and I can DRIVE a CAR???" Yes dear sweet child of mine. You CAN! That is what this ride is for and that is why it's still here. read more

Ok so thinking that this ride was closed for the longest time, you would expect some major changes, but it pretty much looks exactly the same. Instead of Chevron as the sponsor, Honda gets to claim that title. That now of course means all the little cars have the little honda emblem on its hood. The track looks pretty much the same to me. You can fit 2 passenger or maybe 3 if you have 2 small little ones. The exit still has the souvenir driver's license that you can buy that's laminated with your picture on it. I think it's about $5. It's a good ride to go on maybe once a year, but no need to ride it every visit. read more

This ride has stood the test of time! I remember riding this as a kid in Disneyworld in Florida in the 70's and 80's they just totally refurbished all the cars so no more gas fumes! Honda is definitely the sponsor now Honda logo's on all the cars and a huge Honda insignia as soon as you pass thru the entrance. Way to go Honda for some brand placement and cleaning up the fumes! read more

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My 800th review of course has to be something Disneyland lol. The winner is Autopia well where to begin I remember this way my childhood favorite ride at Disneyland park along with the motorboats which of course has been gone for several years. I remember back in the day all the cars were the same size shape and model just different colors the big fat steering wheel hard to turn when little and the pedal hard to push down but always a fun ride when little cause you are driving while the adult whoever is riding with you is pressing the gas pedal. After many years they changed the style of each car so that there were different shapes and looks still the hard to press down pedal and hard steering but again always a fun ride. Now to the present they revamped the cars thanks to Honda with reshaped cars with the Honda emblem on front along with the actual Honda colors of their cars which is a cool added touch. All is still the same as far as the hard pushing pedal and hard steering but still a fun ride and always brings memories of my childhood back when I'm driving. Overall still one of my fav rides in Tomorrowland and will always go on this when I can. For the newbies this is a must to experience just for the fun of driving in Disneyland. read more

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The one place in Disneyland where you can relive your kiddie days when you always wanted to go behind the wheel! Autopia is your utopia for reliving such nostalgic memories. I remember coming as a kid getting on this ride. Its a slow car ride that has a reek of gasoline!! Beware of them fumes! This ride can get packed but the line always seems to go by quick. No bumping is allowed...well, not that it'll let you anyways! Up to two can sit in a car. I usually prefer going alone on it! It is a fun ride for the kids. You can always get your customized license picture at the end of the ride. Other than that, just sit back, step viciously on the gas pedal and prepare to go on the wildest 5mph ride of your life!! Oh....buckle up for safety, lastly!!! read more

I can remember a time back in the glory days of my youth when this used to be one of the highlights of my Disneyland visits. Autopia was one of, if not my favorite ride. Those days are long behind me and the ride has now been bogged down by too many inconsistent factors. For some reason which I can no longer understand this ride tends to always have a long line. The ride itself is longer than most which is a major plus but the fact that it's standards for who can ride by themselves and who can't is far too generous in my opinion. I cannot count how many times I have been behind a car driven by a small child who doesn't have the size or leg strength to hold in the pedal long enough to get their car going consistently and without an adult in the car with them, thus making this ride take an eternity. I have been on here at times where it is so mind numbingly slow moving that I have tried turning into the track numerous times hoping the car would jump off and let me go around. The track itself has had some nice changes over the years and has 4 different paths which helps move things along at times (and adds a bit of diversity) but the stoppage at the end of the ride is absolutely insane. As you are completing the course and pulling back up the load/unload area all cars come to a complete stop due to the loading process of getting people in/out of these cars taking far too long. I have seen this caused by anything from people goofing off, to taking selfies to simply not being able to get the car started (they stall out when you idle for too long without giving it any gas). I have experienced first hand the difficulty at times of getting these cars restarted once they stall out. Pump the gas to your hearts content but the car will restart if and only if and when it wants to. This really sucks away the fun from the ride and ruins the overall experience. If the Disney Imagineers can come up with a better system for this process then this could fix what has recently become a tedious and broken process. Overall, this ride is great for kids and adults who have a bit of patience but despite the fact that mine has improved (ever so slightly), this ride pushes it to its limits and frustrates me more than it brings me enjoyment. Perhaps it's time for another renovation or for Disney to replace it all together with a more modern take for a new generation or with something else all together. read more

I always love this ride! But since it's been redone and sponsored by Honda, I enjoy it even more! The new robots they've added are so cute and made for a fun storyline. This ride is fun for all ages and definitely had the nostalgia factor you're looking for since it's been around forever. read more

A classic Disneyland attraction. It's called "Autopia" - NOT "Auto-topia." They're little cars that fit two people. There's a height requirement to ride the attraction, and there's a height requirement to drive your own car. There are FastPasses for this attraction, but they don't go out very fast. I do recommend getting one, though, especially on the real hot days, because the queue feels like it goes on forever... and ever! And ever. And EVER! I enjoy this attraction sometimes. I mean, I go on it when the queue is really short. I like riding with someone else, too, who lets me drive, because I like to move the steering wheel back and forth, side to side to make the car bounce on the track. I giggle like a maniac. Muwahahahahahahaha! Unfortunately, Autopia takes up too much space. Like WAY too much space. Like I feel they could do something better with the space. Ehhh. Overall, it's a pass until you've done all the attractions, and then, go to Autopia. read more

Autopia - I wasn't driving, so I was able to take pictures! - Amusement Parks Near Me - Anaheim, California

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It's really stinky, must be a two stroke engine. It's bumpy and rough, and not a lot of fun. And hard to keep the pedal constantly pressed. Meh, not my favorite. I think it's fun for little kids because they get to drive, but adults, it's like being in traffic but without coffee. read more

My kids LOVE this ride! They love the fact that THEY are driving us! Even if the kiddos are too small to ride alone, they can still manage the steering wheel while the adult or older child manages the gas peddle. The lines for this ride can get long as it is a popular attraction. We ran right to this attraction at our Magic Morning day (where those staying on property get an extra hour before the park opens) and were disappointed that this ride isn't open for the early birds but we came back right before park open time and were first in line, which made my kiddos happy. read more

I think that the only people who enjoy this ride are those who are under 12. This theory comes from the fact that anyone over the age of 16 will probably already have their drivers license or at least working towards getting it, so the ride is now way past boring and to the point of pandering to them. Anyone over the age of 18 sure as hell doesn't like this ride because they just spent a good 40 minutes in traffic getting to the park and finding parking. The very idea of getting behind the wheel on a fake track to drive some more sounds like a sick joke. Anyone over the age of 12 will be wondering why they're stuck driving this car and it'll just touch on a nerve on the inability to legally even go for a drivers test. Which leaves only those under 12. Not to mention that anyone under 12 also does not know the value of oxygen, for they are too stupid to realize that you need it to survive and the entire track of Autopia is filled with enough carbon to poison three garages filled with emo folks. The carbon footprint of this part of the park alone must equal the same pollution from a small village in the Philippines. What I'm trying to say there is that this place stinks and is impossible to breath. Let alone drive in if you're stuck behind someone who doesn't know how to push the gas pedal down all the way. Though you can't really blame them for not having those extra blocks tied to the bottom of their shoes. The wait times on this ride are also always pretty long. Which still makes me wonder who exactly is that die hard to drive a lawn motor engine filled car down this track? I'm just going to say it, the old Motor Boat Cruise was so much better and actually felt like something neat.. opposed to just riding on a fucking car - the very thing you probably used to get to the park itself. read more

I swear my lungs were about to burst with all the exhaust I was breathing in. The cars sound very old and the pedal was difficult to push. I usually like to just play bumper car whoever in front of me. Maybe I'm too old for this, but this ride was not that great. read more

I'm just not a fan of Autopia. What's fun about standing in a long line on a hot, gross day while sucking in diesel fumes and praying you'll get to the part of the line that lets you be in the shade? Then, when you finally get into a car and start moving....you realize that you already know how to drive a car and you do it every damn day, so what is the point of this ride and why did you stand in line all that time??? I guess it could be fun for kids who don't have a driver's license, but for us adults...it just seems plain stupid. I would much rather spend my time elsewhere, riding pretty much anything else. read more

A classic ride that is still a lot of fun. The lines move fairly fast and the ride itself lasts a while. The only detractor is the smell of desil fuel. read more

With Autopia, the only thing worse than trying to force your foot on the stiff gas pedal in one of their cars is getting stuck behind a stalled car driven by a small child or confused adult. It's potentially more road rage and headache-inducing than driving in real traffic. The scenery and signage along the track is nice and whimsical, but having to stare at a bridge for 5 minutes because the car in front of you refuses to move kinda takes the warm fuzzy feeling away. Now that I think about it... I wonder if anyone has ever stepped onto the track to confront the lame driver ahead of them? It's HAD to have happened within the last 55 years. I'm sorry to say this, but this is probably my least favorite attraction at Disneyland. When Disney decides to switch over to electric engines (might be a while due to Chevron's sponsorship) and find a way to keep stalled cars moving at a reasonable pace, I *might* consider a trip back to Autopia. read more

There's something relaxing about Autopia. As long as you don't have some spastic, ADD jackass kids driving behind you, the leisurely drive through the track offers some quiet solace from the denizens of park-goers who crowd every square inch. I'm not sure why, but I always get some weird rush of old-school nostalgia when I drive these cars - it reminds me of the pictures from the first day of the park's opening when Frank Sinatra was behind the wheel racing against Sammy Davis, Jr. Disney still has plenty of original attractions left, but as they're slowly upgraded and re-branded to suit modern films the park loses some of its luster. I'm glad this is still one of the few remaining attractions that hasn't been ruined (I'm surprised they didn't make it "Cars"-themed). The only thing that annoys me is the loud, long, obnoxious spiel in Spanish, but that bothers me on almost every ride. People come to Disney from all over the world, but we're in America. Pump out your safety instructions in English and leave the international instructions posted somewhere in every other language. If you aren't going to include everyone, then keep it limited to one. read more

It is a very fun ride but it goes to slow. Also the cars smell like lots of gas which isn't good to smell. And I wish it was a little longer. read more

For me... I don't care for this ride. It's jerky and lots of fumes. But it's 5 stars for my kid, both under 7 years old... So I'm posting this review for them. They absolutely love it. Makes waiting 30 minutes worth it to drive around the track. And the track is pretty long. Neither of them can press the pedals, but they love being in "control" of an actual car... how amazing is that?... we take for granted the feeling of it, because we are always running errands... but to them, it is magical. And isn't that what Disneyland is all about?! And we got them an official Autopia drivers license ($5) and they carry it around everywhere! read more

This ride was definitely a ride before its time- in terms of the cars etc. I think it is a relaxing ride and probably way more fun for the kids whom think they can drive and even are able to get a driver license when they are done. There usually isn't very long of a wait so its worth a time filler if you are waiting for a fast pass to come available and want to kill some time. The cars are of a low speed, but love the smell of gas they have coming off it if read more