The air tastes putrid. The traffic is terrible. The engines are loud, the oil-stained roadways ugly and antiquated. This is Autopia, part of Walt Disney’s Tomorrowland, where kids from around the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Disneyland guests wait in line for Autopia in March. (Allen J. Schaben / Los Angeles Times) When the Walt Disney Co. announced ...

After running on fossil fuels for over 60 years, the classic Disneyland ride Autopia seems to be going electric. There is no way to accurately measure this outside of some bizarre internal company ...

Disneyland's beloved Autopia ride was always fun, but never emissions-free. Now that may be changing, as the Happiest Place on Earth may go electric. The ride has been part of the original park since ...

Remember the Autopia ride at Disneyland? The cars all have new paint and new engines from Honda. Still fun for young and old alike! Remember the Autopia ride at Disneyland? The cars all have new paint ...

Disneyland's Autopia ride has given many young gearheads their first taste of behind-the-wheel excitement. Autopia is one of the original attractions that opened with the theme park on July 17, 1955, ...

Talk about causing double-takes. A Los Angeles area man owns a vintage Disneyland Autopia car, fully functional, and looking brand new. But, the yellow beauty isn't at Disneyland or in some kind of ...

Autopia is a classic Disneyland Park attraction where kids and adults alike can drive small, gas-powered cars on a scenic track around the park. Now, according to a report by the Los Angeles Times, ...

ANAHEIM, Calif. (Gray News) - Autopia, a gas-powered attraction located within Disneyland’s Tomorrowland, is reportedly going electric. According to the Los Angeles Times, the gasoline engines on the ...

When Disneyland first opened its doors in 1955, its namesake provided a simple mission: "Here age relives fond memories of the past, and here youth may savor the challenge and promise of the future." ...

Everyone loves the Disneyland Autopia: the weird, disconnected steering, the metal guide rail down the middle of the cement track, the huge bumpers front and rear that practically encouraged you to ...