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What route is Radiator Springs?

What route is Radiator Springs?

Route 66
Radiator Springs is along Route 66, which travels from Los Angeles, California, to Chicago, Illinois. According to The Art of Cars, Radiator Springs is located in between Gallup, New Mexico, and Kingman, Arizona (which both can be heard in the end credits song).

Where is the real Radiator Springs?

Even though the town of Radiator Springs in Disney’s “Cars” is a fictional town, Tucumcari is a real desert town on the Historic Route 66 in New Mexico. Tucumcari played a big role in inspiring the movie “Cars” from the neon light hotels, to the expansive desert mountains in the backdrop.

Is Radiator Springs a real thing?

First, the Radiator Springs shown in “Cars” is a fictional town. Historic Route 66 exists. On the real Route 66, there is a Baxter Springs in Kansas and a Peach Springs in Arizona. But Radiator Springs does not exist except in the imaginations of Pixar’s artists and writers.

What are the rocks in Radiator Springs?

Willy’s Butte is a rock formation resembling a hood ornament adjacent to a dirt racing track that Doc Hudson uses to teach Lightning McQueen to drift. It later becomes home to the Radiator Springs Grand Prix.

Is Radiator Springs near the Grand Canyon?

Also, Carburetor Canyon is a reference to the Grand Canyon in Midwest Arizona which is about 200 miles away from Radiator Springs.

What kind of town is Radiator Springs?

Radiator Springs is a fictional small Arizona town and the principal setting of the Disney/Pixar franchise Cars.

What happened Radiator Springs?

Located in Carburetor County, gateway to Ornament Valley and the Cadillac Range, Radiator Springs is a town along Route 66 that was greatly diminished when a new interstate bypassed the town completely. However, with the events of the film, the town is revived and turned into Lightning McQueen’s racing base.

Where is Radiator Springs Racers Fastpass?

But it’s not anywhere near the ride. Instead, the FASTPASS is next to the It’s Tough To Be Bug Theater. Walking straight from the entrance on Buena Vista Street, past the statue of Walt and Mickey, and on the left is the Radiator Springs FASTPASS location.