History Ride / RogerRabbitsCarToonSpin

* BadassInDistress: Jessica, who is being put in a car trunk by Wise Guy in the opening scene pre-2021. Not only does she [[DefiantCaptive tell him he'll never get away with it]], she knew about the plan the whole time. She later reappears in the Gag Warehouse [[WithMyHandsTied still tied up]] brandishing a large mallet, ready to beat up the Weasels and drop a PreAsskickingOneLiner.

In 2021, as part of a series of inclusionary updates to attractions around the parks, Jessica's damsel in distress part was removed in favor of a new "Jessica as detective" storyline, which saw her red dress switched out for a yellow trenchcoat.

A SpiritualSuccessor to classic Fantasyland attractions like Mr. Toad's Wild Ride, Alice in Wonderland and the Mad Tea Party, Car Toon Spin takes guests on a madcap joyride into the sinister underworld of Toontown, careening through dark alleyways, the Toontown powerhouse and into the Acme Warehouse in search of Jessica Rabbit who has been kidnapped by a gang of Weasels.

* TheCameo: The Ink and Paint Club's gorilla bouncer, Baby Herman and the voice of Donald Duck all make cameos in the queue.

* ZanyCartoon: [[UpToEleven Much]] wackier than anything else in Mickey's Toontown, complete with a cartoon hallucination scene and a Creator/ChuckJones-esque freefall.

* AbsenteeActor: Eddie Valiant and Judge Doom are suspiciously missing from the attraction's plot. Wise Guy, TheDragon in the film (where he is known as Smart Ass), fills the roll of BigBad.

* BadassInDistress: Jessica, who is being put in a car trunk by Wise Guy in the opening scene. Not only does she [[DefiantCaptive tell him he'll never get away with it]], she knew about the plan the whole time. She later reappears in the Gag Warehouse [[WithMyHandsTied still tied up]] brandishing a large mallet, ready to beat up the Weasels and drop a PreAsskickingOneLiner.

Roger Rabbit's Car Toon Spin is a dark ride attraction at the [[Ride/DisneyThemeParks Disney theme parks]] based on ''Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit'' and the subsequent [[WesternAnimation/RogerRabbitShorts Roger Rabbit shorts]]. Originally debuting in 1994 as part of a second phase of development in Disneyland's Mickey's Toontown, the land and the ride itself were cloned at Tokyo Disneyland in 1996.

* ComedyAsAWeapon: Roger transports guests out of the Gag Warehouse by way of a large PortableHole.

* SelectiveMagnetism: Wise Guy uses two comically large magnets on the front of the Dip-mobile to pull the car towards it.

* ContinuitySnarl: All the Weasels appear in the attraction despite having laughed themselves to death (except Smartass who was kicked into the DIP) at the end of the film and Dip is still being produced in large quanities, yet Judge Doom is nowhere to be found.

* GravityIsAHarshMistress: A long fall from the top of Toontown's skyline (complete with scream) ends by crashing through the roof of the Gag Warehouse.

-->'''Wise Guy:''' Here's a little something to forget me by. Heh heh heh...

* StoryBreadcrumbs: The attraction's backstory is laid out in the queue by way of overheard dialogue from Jessica in her dressing room, Baby Herman and the Weasels in their hideout.

** A casting notice for ''WesternAnimation/MelodyTime'' can be found posted on the Ink and Paint Club's backstage bulletin board in the queue.

* AbsenteeActor: Eddie Valiant and Judge Doom are suspiciously missing from the attraction's plot. Wise Guy fills the roll of BigBad.

** A casting notice for ''Disney/MelodyTime'' can be found posted on the Ink and Paint Club's backstage bulletin board in the queue.

* ContinuitySnarl: All the Weasels appear in the attraction despite having laughed themselves to death at the end of the film and Dip is still being produced in large quanities, yet Judge Doom is nowhere to be found.

* BadassInDistress: Jessica, who is being put in a car trunk by Wise Guy in the opening scene. Not only does she [[DefiantCaptive tell him he'll never get away with it]], she knew about the plan the whole time. She later reappears in the Gag Warehouse [[WithMyHandsTied still tied up]] brandishing a large mallet, ready to beat up with the Weasels and drop a PreAsskickingOneLiner.

* RibcageStomach: The steel framework inside the powerhouse's main generator evoke this.

* DefiantCaptive: Jessica, who is being put in a car trunk by Wise Guy in the opening scene. Not only does she tell him he'll never get away with it, she knew about the plan the whole time, as guests can overhear outside her dressing room in the queue.

** The song Donald is playing in the Ink and Paint Club section of the queue is [[Music/FranzLiszt Franz Liszt's]] ''Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2'', his duet with Daffy Duck in the original film.

* DrivesLikeCrazy: After hitting a large puddle of toon toxic Dip, the car actually begins to spin, careening through a china shop, into Toontown's power plant and crashing into the Gag Warehouse.

* HellIsThatNoise: The powerhouse is ''full'' of these, from crackling voltage to the disembodied heartbeat of the main generator.

* StuffBlowingUp: A ''whole scene'' full of cartoony explosions ensues after Roger is [[HarmlessElectrocution electrocuted by Psycho]] in the powerhouse.

* XRaySparks: Roger's skeleton is visible when he gets electrocuted.

* MoodWhiplash: The middle of the ride, which takes guests into the Toontown powerhouse, full of buzzing generators, grinding gears and other eerie sounds. The robotic warnings heard when entering the scene don't help the tone shift either...

Roger Rabbit's Car Toon Spin is a dark ride attraction at the [[Ride/DisneyThemeParks Disney theme parks]] based on ''Film/WhoFramedRogerRabbit'' and the subsequent [[WesternAnimation/RogerRabbitShorts ''Roger Rabbit'' shorts]]. Originally debuting in 1994 as part of a second phase of development in Disneyland's Mickey's Toontown, the land and the ride itself were cloned at Tokyo Disneyland in 1996.

* MoodWhiplash: The middle of the ride, which takes guests into the Toontown powerhouse, full of buzzing generators grinding gears and other eerie sounds. The robotic warnings heard when entering the scene don't help the tone shift either...

* {{Bowdlerize}} Smartass, the leader of the Weasel gang, goes by "Wise Guy" in the attraction.

* AbsenteeActor: Eddie Valiant and Judge Doom are suspiciously missing from the attraction's plot. Smarty fills the roll of BigBad.

* DefiantCaptive: Jessica, who is being put in a car trunk by Smarty in the opening scene. Not only does she tell him he'll never get away with it, she knew about the plan the whole time, as guests can overhear outside her dressing room in the queue.

* NoEnding: In the midst of Jessica battling Weasels and Smarty about to dissolve the car with Dip, Roger transports the car back to the load area without ever stopping the Weasels or deactivating the Dip-mobile. A pair of doors resembling a [[ThatsAllFolks cartoon end-title card]], complete with its own jingle only makes things more confusing.
* PrepareToDie: Smarty's wisecracks just before he's about to spray the car with Dip.
-->'''Smarty:''' Here's a little something to forget me by. Heh heh heh...
* SelectiveMagnetism: Smarty uses two comically large magnets on the front of the Dip-mobile to pull the car towards it.

** The song Donald is playing in the Ink and Paint section of the queue is [[Music/FranzLiszt Franz Liszt's]] ''Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2'', his duet with Daffy Duck in the original film.

* AbsenteeActor: Eddie Valiant and Judge Doom are suspiciously missing from the attraction's plot.

* CaptainErsatz: As ACME is a staple of WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes cartoons, Marvin Acme's warehouse from the film goes by the ''Gag'' Warehouse in the ride's finale.

* AbsenteeActor: Eddie Valiant and Judge Doom are suspiciously missing from the attraction's plot.
* AdaptationDistillation: While plot simplification is commonplace for Fantasyland-style dark rides, Car Toon Spin totally ''abandons'' the film's storyline in favor of an original story.
* TheCameo: The Ink and Paint Club's gorilla bouncer, Baby Herman and the voice of Donald Duck all make cameos in the queue.
* ComedyAsAWeapon: Roger transports guests out of the Gag Warehouse by way of a large PortableHole.
* CaptainErsatz: As ACME is a staple of WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes cartoons, Marvin Acme's warehouse from the film goes by the ''Gag'' Warehouse in the ride's finale.
* TheCityNarrows: Even stepping through the entrance of the attraction, you're instantly transported from the bright and cheerful world of Toontown by day into the seedy alleyways and back corners of Toontown ''by night''.
* DefiantCaptive: Jessica, who is being put in a car trunk by Smarty in the opening scene. Not only does she tell him he'll never get away with it, she knew about the plan the whole time, as guests can overhear outside her dressing room in the queue.
* DrivesLikeCrazy: After hitting a large puddle of toon toxic Dip, the car actually begins to spin, careening through a china shop, into Toontown's power plant and crashing into the Gag Warehouse.
* GravityIsAHarshMistress: A long fall from the top of Toontown's skyline (complete with scream) ends by crashing through the roof of the Gag Warehouse.
* MoodWhiplash: The middle of the ride, which takes guests into the Toontown powerhouse, full of buzzing generators grinding gears and other eerie sounds. The robotic warnings heard when entering the scene don't help the tone shift either...
* NoEnding: In the midst of Jessica battling Weasels and Smarty about to dissolve the car with Dip, Roger transports the car back to the load area without ever stopping the Weasels or deactivating the Dip-mobile. A pair of doors resembling a [[ThatsAllFolks cartoon end-title card]], complete with its own jingle only makes things more confusing.
* PrepareToDie: Smarty's wisecracks just before he's about to spray the car with Dip.

* SelectiveMagnetism: Smarty uses two comically large magnets on the front of the Dip-mobile to pull the car towards it.
* ShoutOut:

* StuffBlowingUp: A ''whole scene'' full of cartoony explosions ensues after Roger is [[HarmlessElectrocution electrocuted by Psycho]] in the powerhouse.
* VisualPun:
** ''Bullina's China Shop'', of which an actual bull is said proprietor.

* XRaySparks: Roger's skeleton is visible when he gets electrocuted.