A Disneyland Resort guest recently spoke out on social media after being involved in a collision on the Radiator Springs Racers attraction in Cars Land at Disney California Adventure Park. The Cars (2006)-inspired racing ride, similar to Test Track in EPCOT at Walt Disney World Resort, is currently closed.Radiator Springs Racers CrashCredit: DisneyOn September 29, u/nogluten_shark shared a photo taken after their Radiator Springs Racers ride vehicle collided with another. The Southern California Disney Park guest explained that they were in the yellow car, which suddenly stopped, causing the red car to slam into it.Cars crashCars crash byu/nogluten_shark inDisneylandThe guest also claimed that Disney cast members didn’t ask any of the guests in the crashed cars how they were doing, and simply loaded them into new ride vehicles so they could enjoy an uninterrupted experience on Radiator Springs Racers.Credit: Ed Aguila, Inside the Magic“We were in yellow when the car came to a sudden stop and car behind hit us pretty good,” the Reddit user wrote. “When they came to get us out of the car, not one employee asked how we were (assuming for liability?). They just got us in other cars and away we went.”Disney Parks Fans and Cast Members RespondIn response, many Disney Parks fans expressed concern that Radiator Springs Racers was not being adequately maintained and was due for another refurbishment closure. The Cars Land attraction was most recently refurbished from August 18 to September 26, 2025, and currently has no other maintenance closures listed on the Disneyland Resort operational calendar.Credit: Disney“That’s a sign of sensors and something more serious needing replacement,” u/Foe117 wrote. “The ride is unable to track cars at this point.”“Welp that explains a lot about the current state of the attraction,” said u/Alwayscooking345. “Yikes.”Others argued that the collision wasn’t as alarming as it appeared.Credit: Disney“When my wife and I did a behind-the-scenes tour for this ride, they said it happens more often than people think and they call it ‘kissing,'” u/Netherium explained.Still, the Disney Park guest affected by the crash felt the situation was anything but ordinary.“Interesting. Maybe that’s why they seemed so unconcerned. Same ole same ole to them,” they replied. “Did not feel like a kiss.”Current State of Radiator Springs RacersCredit: Screenshot via the Disneyland Resort appAt the time of this article’s publication, the Disneyland Resort app listed Radiator Springs Racers as “temporarily closed.” However, it’s unclear whether the closure is related to yesterday’s crash.What is the strangest thing you’ve ever experienced at the Disney parks? Let Inside the Magic know in the comments!The post Disneyland Announces Closure of Radiator Springs Racers After ‘Cars’ Ride Crash appeared first on Inside the Magic.