Essential Guide to the Roger Rabbit Ride at Disneyland

Riders take a wild taxi ride through Roger Rabbit’s wacky cartoon world at Disneyland.

Here’s a brief overview of the story: You have rented a toon-style taxi cab named Lenny (a cousin of Benny the Cab) for a tour of Toontown. Your journey begins when those evil weasels throw slippery toon-killing Dip onto the road, causing your taxi to spin out of control while you chase the villains through town. The weasels are racing to catch Roger, who is traveling with Lenny’s brother, Benny.

You’ll zip down the streets, crash into Bullina’s China Shop (get it? bull in a china shop?), and careen through the powerhouse where Roger Rabbit is having a showdown with Psycho. Then it’s on to the Gag Factory, where near disaster is narrowly avoided thanks to Roger’s quick thinking using a portable hole.

Your vehicle allows you to steer in all directions as you try to maintain control.

Roger Rabbit’s Car Toon Spin Ride Information

We conducted a survey with 219 participants who shared their insights about Roger Rabbit. Remarkably, 84% said it’s a must-do or suggested riding it if time allows.

• Location: Roger Rabbit is located in Toontown.
• Rating: ★★★★
• Restrictions: No height restrictions. Children under seven must be accompanied by someone aged 14 or older.
• Ride time: 3.5 minutes
• Recommended for: Everyone
• Fun factor: Medium to high
• Wait factor: High. Using a Fastpass will significantly reduce your wait time, or consider queuing during parades or evening shows. However, avoid it on fireworks nights as Toontown will be closed.
• Fear factor: Low
• Herky-jerky factor: Medium. If you have back or neck issues, refrain from spinning the car to enjoy a smoother ride.
• Nausea factor: Low
• Seating: The ride vehicles resemble cartoon cars, featuring a bench seat and a steering wheel that can accommodate two to three individuals. Entry requires a slight step up.
• Accessibility: Guests must transfer from their wheelchair or ECV into the ride vehicle, either independently or with assistance. Wheelchair users should enter through the FASTPASS line and request assistance from a Cast Member. Park ECVs outside the ride.

How to Have More Fun

• This ride utilizes strobe lighting effects.
• The queue area features adorable themes that make waiting enjoyable. You might even want to skip the Fastpass for a less crowded time.
• While waiting in line, knock on the door to the Ink & Paint Club and say Walt sent me to possibly catch Jessica Rabbit’s performance.
• Be cautious of the outdated advice regarding Roger Rabbit FASTPASS. Previously, it was said that you could hold a FASTPASS for Roger Rabbit alongside another FASTPASS, but that no longer applies.

Fun Facts about the Ride

One of the ride’s most enjoyable aspects is the queue’s signs. While in line, search for license plates like 2N TOWN (Toontown), 1DRLND (Wonderland), 1D N PTR (Wendy & Peter), IM L8 (I’m late – The White Rabbit), CAP 10 HK (Captain Hook), and 3 LIL PIGS (Three Little Pigs).

In the back alleys, a wanted poster states: “WISE GUY WEASEL WANTED IN THIRTEEN STATES FOR TOON NAPPING, ASSAULT WITH A SILLY WEAPON, PETTY LARCENY, GRAND LARCENY AND REALLY GRAND LARCENY.” Discover more signs to keep children entertained during your wait.

Once outside the ride, feel free to interact with anything that appears pullable, openable, pushable, or might trigger an unexpected response.