Roger Rabbit's Car Toon Spin, Animated dark ride in Disneyland, California, United States.

Roger Rabbit's Car Toon Spin is a dark ride in Disneyland, California, United States. Visitors board vehicles shaped like taxis that spin as they move along tracks through three-dimensional sets.

Roger Rabbit's Car Toon Spin opened at Disneyland on January 26, 1994, a year after Mickey's Toontown, and at Tokyo Disneyland on April 15, 1996. It began as the centrepiece of a planned Hollywoodland behind Main Street, U.S.A.; that land was cancelled after Euro Disney's financial troubles and a rights dispute between Disney and Amblin, leaving only the two Toontown versions. A 2026 refurbishment made the cabs spin automatically.

The attraction's name puns on "Car" and "Toon" rather than "cartoon". In the queue, license plates carry coded puns such as 2N TOWN for Toontown, CAP 10 HK for Captain Hook and IM L8 for the White Rabbit. A wanted poster for Smart Ass, the weasel, lists charges including toon kidnapping and "a whole lotta theft".

Each cab seats two people and cabs are dispatched in pairs. At Tokyo Disneyland, children under seven must ride with a guardian, and FastPass is not offered. After the 2026 refurbishment at Disneyland, the vehicles spin automatically, so riders no longer control the spinning.

The name is a pun: "Car Toon" combines "car" and "toon", not the word "cartoon". The queue's license plates carry coded Disney puns, such as "2N TOWN" for Toontown and "CAP 10 HK" for Captain Hook. In the Tokyo version, the gorilla Bongo addresses guests with a different password than the film's "Walt Disney".