Some other bits and pieces.
Kathy joked that there's going to be some very angry hummingbirds in this land, because most of the flowers are actually tail lights.
There's two roads in Cars Land; the main drag, Route 66, and a cross street, aptly named Cross Street, which leads you out to Bugs Land on one side and the Pacific Wharf area on the other.
Route 66 was designed to look brand new and in excellent condition, because it's supposed to be the golden era of the town and most people would come through on Route 66. Cross Street looks worn and old, because only locals really travel it, so it doesn't need to be taken care of as nicely.
At the intersection of Cross Street and Route 66 is a blinking yellow stoplight. In the movie, Fillmore has a great line where he swears every third light is slower than the rest. Make sure you watch the light!!!
There is a statue of Stanley at the end of Route 66 with his infamous gold tooth. Apparently it will be a fountain but the water feature wasn't turned on.
I really think this land is going to be a success. I know some people are worried about there only being three rides for a whole land, but the land itself is a huge attraction. I could see just going and sitting with some flavored popcorn or churro bites or frozen drink and just enjoying the atmosphere. It really does make you feel like you're in the movie.
After the ride on Mater's we walked back the same way we entered and headed to Blue Sky Cellar to pick up our stuff. There, the gave us our last surprise... A Cars Land bag, a Disney Parks Blog pin, and this awesome metal attraction poster thing for Mater's Junkyard Jamboree!!
Afterwards we got to watch World of Color from a reserved section, which was fun. Overall, this was an amazing experience, I feel so lucky, and I can't wait for the land to really open!!
If you want a little more, the Disney Parks Blog wrote a small review here.
And Mice Chat has a review here, in which they added some photos they already had.