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| The monorail trains all had their own "Cars" faces. It was a really cute touch. :) |
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| The Elias & Co. building in Buena Vista Street. Everything was themed so well in that area-- it really felt like the 20s. |
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| A cute detail on the Trolley Sweets shop. |
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| A shot of both the ice cream parlor and Starbucks! |
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| The new hats in California Adventure are Oswald ears! |
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| The Buena Vista Street Starbucks has the old logo. |
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| Entering Cars Land (not the main entrance) |
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| The level of detail is awe-inspiring. |
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| Luigi's Leaning Tower of Tires |
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| They even had the flickering traffic light-- every detail from Radiator Springs in the Cars movie was there in real life! |
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| This and the photo below are from the (long) line for Radiator Springs Racers-- the main attraction in Cars Land. I highly recommend it. |
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| So many adorable cone creations! |
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| Mater's Jamboree ride. Quite fun. :) It's a lot like the classic "Scrambler" rides at fairs. |
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| My dad having a good time. |
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| Another fun aspect of Buena Vista Street were the character actors. They were everywhere and interacted with you like you were a visitor to their town. |
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| The trolley! I wasn't able to ride it though, as it was just on display for the preview days. |
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| Very nice lighting for Elias & Co. |
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| A blurry shot of Cars Land at night, but you can get an idea of the accurate neon lights. It's gorgeous all lit up. |
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| A night shot of the Carthay Circle theatre at the end of Buena Vista Street. There's actually two restaurants within (one for the general public and another for special members-- much like Club 33 in Disneyland). |
