A car caught fire inside the Pixar Pals Parking Structure at the Disneyland Resort on Tuesday evening, November 10. From the video, the flames appear to have stayed with that one vehicle, and it does not look like any other cars parked nearby were damaged.
A car caught on fire in the Pixar Pals Parking Structure at the Disneyland Resort this evening. It doesn’t appear that any other cars were damaged.
— Matt Desmond (@DisneyScoopGuy) November 10, 2026
What The Video Shows
The clip was filmed from a ramp across from the burning car, looking into one of the garage’s lower levels. Bright orange flames are coming from the front of a car parked in a row of other vehicles, and a person in a jacket with reflective stripes is standing right beside it.
A few seconds later the level fills with a thick cloud of white smoke as the fire is knocked down. By the end of the video the flames are out, the smoke is thinning, and a gray car is sitting in the haze with the cars around it still in their spots.
There is no word yet on what started the fire, whether anyone was hurt, or how long that part of the structure was affected. Disney has not commented on it, and we will follow up if more details come out.
Where Pixar Pals Fits In
Pixar Pals is one of the three standard places to park for Disneyland and Disney California Adventure, along with the Mickey & Friends Parking Structure and the Toy Story Parking Area. Standard parking costs $40 for a car, and preferred spaces closer to the elevators and escalators are $60, according to Disneyland’s parking page. Like the other two lots, Pixar Pals also has a limited number of electric vehicle charging ports.
Disney is also planning more parking at the resort, and work on a new parking structure could affect neighbors into early 2029.
If It Happens To You
If you ever see smoke or flames in one of the resort’s garages, get away from the vehicle and flag down the nearest Cast Member or call 911. Let firefighters and Cast Members clear the area before heading back to your car.
It is also a good reminder to note your level and row when you park. If part of a structure is closed off after an incident like this, knowing exactly where your car is makes it much easier to find a Cast Member who can help you get back to it.
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