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Originally Published 1 year ago — by Fox Business
Disneyland's iconic Autopia attraction in Tomorrowland is set to transition from gas-powered to fully electric, as the theme park aims to embrace alternative fuel sources. The move follows Disney's approval for a massive expansion project in Anaheim, California, which could bring new attractions and lands similar to Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Jalopnik
Disneyland's iconic car attraction Autopia, located in Tomorrowland, will be transitioning from gas-powered cars to electric vehicles in the coming years. The move comes as the industry shifts towards alternative fuel sources, and while specific details about the timeline and type of electric vehicles have not been disclosed, the change is seen as a positive step towards reducing pollution in the area. Despite its dated technology, Autopia remains a beloved attraction that allows visitors to experience driving, making the transition to electric cars even more special.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Gizmodo
Disneyland's iconic car attraction Autopia, which has used gas-powered cars since its debut in 1955, is set to make the switch to electric vehicles in the coming years. The move aligns with the industry's shift towards alternative fuel sources and reflects Disney's commitment to environmental sustainability. While specific details and timeline are yet to be announced, the decision to electrify Autopia marks a significant update to the beloved ride situated in Tomorrowland, offering visitors, especially young children, the unique experience of driving a car within the theme park.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by KTLA Los Angeles
Disneyland's gas-powered Autopia attraction in Tomorrowland is set to be electrified in the next few years, as the park moves towards alternative fuel sources. The timeline and specific technology for the conversion have not been confirmed. This change marks the first time Disney has announced plans to move away from gas-powered vehicles for the classic attraction, which has been a popular feature since Disneyland's opening in 1955. The news comes amidst other renovations and upgrades at the theme park, including the development of Tiana’s Bayou Adventure and enhancements to the Haunted Mansion attraction.