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The horseless carriage (also known as the jitney) picks up guests in Town Square, and it is modeled after as turn of the century car. In fact, there are actually two different cars that are used on Main Street. The first is yellow and black, while the other has a red and auburn color scheme. Both vehicles allow guests to sit in the front seat or a back bench or the car. The horseless carriage is also equipped with a motor that replicates the putting sound of an authentic turn of the century car. Like the other Main Street Vehicles, the horseless carriage does not run during parades or after dark.

The horse-drawn carriage usually picks guests up at the end of Town Square. The carriage is designed to look like a turn of the century trolley, and it is pulled by either Belgian or Percheron horses. The carriage features bench seats along both of its sides, and it is often used for entertainment. Early in the day, various cast members dressed up in turn of the century attire, board the trolley and perform a special show. For the remainder of the day, guests can ride the trolley up and down Main Street. The horses that pull the trolley are kept at the Fort Wilderness Lodge, and are often cooled inside the Car Barn. Like the other Main Street Vehicles, the Horse-Drawn Carriage does not run during parades or after dark.