Test Track | Keep Epcot Weird Ep. 5

In our fifth installment of "Keep Epcot Weird" we'll be racing along with Test Track, a slot car attraction that can still be found at Epcot. The current version is an updated reskin of the original attraction that reuses the same ride system. So today, we'll be seeing what the old version looked like and how they changed it.
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Music Used:
• EPCOT Center World of Motion Queue Music Loop 1982-1996: • EPCOT Center World of ...
• Test Track Loop 2.0 Queue Loop: • Test Track Loop 2.0 Qu...
• Test Track (From "Test Track"): • Test Track (From "Test...
• Test Track Medley: • Test Track Medley
• Test Track Pavilion Area Music: • Test Track Pavilion Ar...
Videos Used:
• 90 Years of Safety Testing at GM's Milford Proving Ground: • Video
• 1985 - 1999 Crash Test Dummies PSA - All In One: • 1985 - 1999 Crash Test...
• Back Seat Baby.mp4: • Back Seat Baby.mp4
• Disney Vlog 1999! | Part 1: • Video
• EPCOT Center Future World B-Roll #2 - 1994: • EPCOT Center Future Wo...
• Epcot Center Test Track Preview at Walt Disney World Resort: • Epcot Center Test Trac...
• GM Make Your Own Magic - World Of Motion: • GM Make Your Own Magic...
• Joan Lunden Behind Closed Doors GM Proving Grounds: • Joan Lunden Behind Clo...
• Milford Proving Ground: • Milford Proving Ground
• NEW Test Track Grand Opening & Ride Through: • NEW Test Track Grand O...
• Test Track Tribute - Full ride, queue, pre-show, and post-show at Epcot: • Test Track Tribute - F...
• Tips on Designing Cars at Test Track | Walt Disney World: • Tips on Designing Cars...
Websites/Article Sources:
• en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_o...
• en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Test_Track
• www.themeparktourist.com/feat...
• epcot.jrmswell.com/post/13165...
• www.yesterland.com/testtrack....
• blog.tickets2you.com/the-evolu...
• www.intercot.com/edc/Motion/tt...
• www.parkeology.com/2012/12/you...
• www.mousesteps.com/extra-featu...
• skubersky.blogspot.com/2012/04...
• www.wdwmagic.com/attractions/...
• insidethemagic.net/2012/04/te...
• media.gm.com/media/us/en/gm/n...
Thanks for watching

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

Nobody: Disney: Test Track *ROCKS*

[@educatetheleft]

*everybody

[@gay_cars]

The original scared me a lot as a little kid... yet it was my favorite in the park. I remember being so heartbroken visiting Epcot in 2014, not knowing about the revamp, and seeing the ride no longer a terrifying test dummy torture chamber.

[@ZeranZeran]

I didn't even know this existed! I missed out

[@bobwalsh3751]

I'll never forget when I rode original Test Track as a kid. We got in the car and the guy's like "Ok folks, look out for the wall and you'll do just fine!" I'm like "WHUH?!"

[@PriestsandParamedics]

You forgot to mention the gag right before you do the speed test. Originally you would see a moving and crashing into a wall so when your car speeds up it looks like you're also gonna hit the wall until the door opens at the last second. Then later the car just stayed static and not crashing into the wall. Kinda ruined the effect. Now in the new version it doesn't really make sense why you're speeding up at a wall.

[@FirenzeStorm]

That actually scared the hell out of me as a kid when i went. But it was so memorable.

[@matthewdunphy8524]

@@FirenzeStorm Its funny to think back to when you were a kid and how some of these storypoints would scare you when your imagination was really working. I remember things like the barrier test, corrosive test, and even other things like the Alien section of the Great Movie Ride really scaring the hell out of me as a kid.

[@benjaminshamel9383]

@@matthewdunphy8524 OMG I stayed away from the 'Alien' series most of my childhood and teenage years, because that scene from GMR scared me SO badly!! Funnily enough, now it is literally my favorite movie!! lol

[@warriorseamonkey1693]

@@matthewdunphy8524 I remember thinking that witch was gonna crush me with a boulder

[@BLasherman]

The basic concept of Ray Charles driving is hilarious.

[@reeceparriah4772]

I miss the original version so much! I loved all the quirks and random details inside the ride. This scared me so much as a kid since I didn’t understand test dummies and why everything was so loud and the cars flying overhead! But looking back on it I’m so nostalgic for the yellow and black color scheme, and the cold and warm testing. The new test track just isn’t the same 😢

[@Trainlover1995]

When I first rode Test Track in December 2006, it broke down while we were in the heat chamber. Fortunately, they didn't keep the lights on, we were able to spot a Hidden Mickey, and they let us go again.

[@jamiea2404]

I used to work at a crash test/vehicle testing facility. I loved the old Test Track because they actually showed stuff we used in actual testing, rather the the glorified GM commercial it is now.

[@edvaira6891]

3:24. RIP Richard Jeni...(most people would’ve known him from The Mask, as Jim Carrey’s sarcastic friend , Charlie)

[@RHetrick1987]

I've watched this video probably five or six times and everytime the loud 90' graphics false alarm part comes up I lose it. Perfect!

[@pierce324]

Thank you Thank you Thank you, I was a kid when the yellow version was winding down. I remember riding it 8 days in one day, and now I'm going to college to be an automotive mechanical engineer. I'm keeping this video for future reference, I love it so much.

[@slowneutron6163]

"In the Experimental Prototype Community Of Tomorrow, there will be purple dragons and their creepy, bearded human male companions for some reason."-Walt Disney

[@acecarrera1]

Can't help feeling it's the perfect proving ground to introduce autonomous driving.

[@crazyhannahcreations9806]

Heh man do I miss old test track! I grew up with that attraction and thought it was fun and exciting! The newest one i think is ok. Sometimes the build the car PreShow area can sometimes break down and some of the future elements of the ride i find ok. I agree to the three chambers now have a lack of character, those rooms were fun to go in to, even that cold one to go into for a hot day in Epcot. I can’t wait to see more of these! Their fun to watch!

[@isabelleoh-criner6697]

Crazy Hannah Creations I totally agree, I grew up with the old version and while I get the appeal of the cosmetic changes and re-theming, the old queue and preshow definitely got me more ramped up for the ride than the new one. It just feels like the new version lost the heart the original one had.

[@y2k890]

I rode the old version back in 2011. It was definitely memorable compared to what I have seen with the new one in this video.

[@markritchie8740]

I worked Test Track 2008-2009 had a great time there

[@bobwalsh3751]

Also, I wondered if the design of the car affected ride experience at all, so I did a smidge of investigation and found a little subreddit where some physicist rode the ride (if I remember correctly) 15 times with different designs. Basically his conclusion was "if it does, which isn't to say it doesn't, I didn't notice."

[@miranda7662]

I loved World of Motion and original Test Track. The new Test Track is a Must Miss.

[@dinocas420]

You clearly know what you're doing, so I feel weird making a suggestion. But I'd love to see you cover Magic Journeys as extensively as this. Almost no one talks about it, but after watching a "ride through" of it I quickly became obsessed. It's odd and scary and ...weird in the best way. I can't imagine how the average person would have responded to it. Fascinating stuff. This video was super dope btw, as always.

[@DaermaeonBranKor]

The one time I went to Epcot, I rode this at night and. When we went through the outdoor part the fireworks started and you could see their reflection in the water. It’s still one of my favorite theme park experiences.

[@LSM_Lover]

17:05 "This hits differently in 2020"

[@Vermonter1245]

I much prefer the original test track. the new one is tasteless. i much preferred the feeling of the road and test facility.

[@Daniel_Scott89]

Same

[@robinbothell9228]

I remember the old test track dummies in the waiting lobby before the ride, I thought they would come to life and grab me, and the dismantled dummies, used to give me nightmares. From 10+ years ago.

[@FirenzeStorm]

I blame the old ride for making me want to learn more about cars. That and Formula 1 but still. First learnt about NASCAR at this ride's aftershow too.

[@kodyeldridge5847]

"we can go 5 minutes without touching something" *coronavirus on your face has entered the chat*

[@dougchampion8084]

Finally someone says it like it is about this ride! I was shocked when I rode the "new" version... it's a neon lobotomy!

[@jeffaltier5582]

I loved World of Motion! But I love most of the lesser known rides and shows. They're much more original than yet another Disney movie ride

[@joelklein8532]

The first time I went on Test Track was in 1999. It was one of the BEST and most memorable things I did in all of Disney World during that trip. I just went back to EPCOT in 2023 and rode the new Test Track. I only remember how much I loved the old one, so I really wanted to like it again. Unfortunately, it was a big let down. I agree with everything in this video. It was still sorta fun, but nothing close to the 1st one. When we got to the loading station, my family was like "oh...the car is not the color we picked on the screen." lol

[@christianrmeola]

One of the most horrific upgrades in history. I can't even look at the building - it is such a sadness. The OG test track lives on every day in my heart.

[@psyche5893]

Not really.

[@TidalVex]

TBH I kind of prefer the newer version of Test Track. It's the closest thing to a TRON ride we've got in America until the new one opens in Magic Kingdom

[@keithwellerlounge74]

The sad thing is they could have done something so much better in place of the barrier test. Like they could have used effects to make it look like there was no door at all, sort of like when the lift doors open on the Tower of Terror and all you can see is lights as if you're going into another dimension. I mean you can see exactly where the doors are going to open, imagine how good an effect it would be if you couldn't tell where they were.

[@tripvoyant5570]

Old school test track breaking down is something I absolutely actually miss so dearly. I was devastated when they had me created an ev in an interactive cue and there was no more clunk clangy music awaiting a sweet cast member to inform us the ride was down

[@TheClockworkgal]

Can I just point that it's really really funny that this is basically just "Driving A Car: The Ride".

[@svensnation2122]

I personally like the revamp Bc I love the designing cars aspect of it. The original was great too (though to be fair I can hardly remember much of it as I was young) but I still really enjoy the revamp too

[@mdamdtraveldoc7183]

Fantastic video. Been wanting to see this for over a year and I wasn't let down. PRH always delivers!!!

[@jacksonvogel4005]

I enjoy the fact that you put humor in your videos, keep it up!

[@matthewkirby6080]

The ride track is like a giant scalextric slot car racing set. 🚙🚧🏎🏁

[@SolarMoth]

so glad i got to see the old version!

[@kodyeldridge5847]

TRON: "That's a nice test track you have there. It would be terrible if something bad should happen to it..."

[@tigraximus4877]

Sad it's gone, I loved the old version too

[@Blatsen]

World of Motion was a high-quality dark ride that was similar to Spaceship Earth, but was focused on the history of human transportation instead of the history of human communication. World of Motion also had a slightly more light-heated tone than Spaceship Earth as demonstrated by its humorous depiction of the first traffic jam. I prefer dark rides over thrill rides, but I also like Test Track. I prefer the more detailed and true to real life interior of the original version of Test Track, but I prefer the cleaner, less garish exterior of the current version of Test Track. I wish that the software that allows you to design a mock car in the queue would actually give you tips and instructions so that you would be able to design the best car possible without having to make it up as you go and learn through trial and error.

[@Superplay64]

Heh, I immediately recognized Larry's voice actor as Lorenzo Music. (12:44) Anyways, great video, and you are absolutely right about the current version being boring and forgettable. The old version was so much more fun and exciting; it had quirks and character. It almost reflects GM's decline from excitement to existence. I remember making it a point to ride the old one whenever I was at Epcot, but I practically never ride the new one. (Heck, I've wondered if there'd be an even better attraction if Toyota or Honda were to sponsor the motion pavilion instead.)

[@nickyoung630]

I think they should turn it into TESLA TestTrack and re theme it to be about electric cars!

[@srvfan42]

Glad I got to experience the original TT. I'm so worried for the future of Epcot tbh.

[@logans152]

I enjoyed both versions, though the original always scared me as a kid. The new version is cool aesthetically and all, but the after ride games and stuff already are mostly nonfunctioning now. It’s a little disappointing especially if you were there when they had just finished revamping it.

[@paullarsen598]

I loved the original version!

[@wartiainen]

Ah the good old days. Where if you were stuck in the middle seat you’d get a simple lap belt. Remember to buckle up, folks!

[@gokaury]

6:08 Control Room guy: "Hi everybody. Welcome to the Test Track. My name is Bill McKim." Me: "No, you're John Michael Higgins! Why would you lie to me???"

[@rmannayr2129]

I LOVE TEST TRACK!

[@christina.kleman]

The Original Version of Test Track makes more sense than the current version. Now it’s just a weird build up to the external lap around the building.🤷🏻‍♀️

[@DisneyMarkUK]

Great video, thank you so much. New Test Track is pretty boring, bring on Test Track V3

[@MultiGrant13]

Hell yeah this is back!

[@zerocool5395]

RIP Richard Jeni, very underrated comedian.

[@hanonondricek411]

Test Track: All the thrills of driving your car on the highway at the speed limit. (Great video though!)

[@jurrienplijter]

cool vid! Really enjoyed it. I only visited the new version, without any knowledge about the old design. Back then I thought it was a cool ride, but after this vid I agree with your opinion that this new version isn't necessary the 'better' one.

[@cannibalisticrequiem]

I think the two voice actors providing the vocals of the crash test dummies are Dan Castellaneta and Lorenzo Music, mostly because Vince sounds like Castellaneta doing his Kang voice from The Simpsons, and Larry basically just sounds like Garfield (or Peter Venkman).

[@properjob2311]

Test track was really cool ride

[@snowy12841]

As a lifelong Disney fan who traveled there every 2-3yrs, I have to say that not all the changes are good. Some yes...like the Universe of Energy ride. I was there when they opened Epcot in 1982. I first went to MK in 1973 as a 3 yr old. I agree that updates must be done to rides. More often than not though, I see people disappointed w/much of what they do. Horizons was an awesome ride & everyone I’ve talked to says that ride should’ve been kept. I wish Disney would label certain attractions as, “classic” & keep the rides maintained, but not so drastically changed. Case in point? The original Imagination ride. It was a colorful fun feel good ride that got turned into a stupid, much shorter, & pointless ride. I really hope test track doesn’t change too much!

[@JacobHillSBD]

"You'll stay alive even when I drive" oh no don't tell me Ray Charles drove

[@indiamartin3632]

For some reason, the queue scared me as a kid. When the dummy would get suddenly hit with a massive hammer thing? idk. it terrified me

[@indiamartin3632]

WAIT HAHA I commented too soon! The brutalization of the test dummies TERRIFIED ME

[@ss.7361]

Love your videos. Always great to have a little bit of a sense of humor in these Disney videos, a lot of Disney content creators lack that, and you do it well. I like the newer version's aesthetic a whole lot more than the old one. A warehouse didn't feel very Epcot to me, and certainly not very Future World esque. However, with the park now becoming EPCOT and the new World Discovery replacing Future World, I suppose anything goes. I do hope that someday we get a little better theming in there, but if we are going to get a new attraction or an update to one, we all know it needs to be Imagination. But TT is under refurbishment once again, so if I had to wager, I'd say we will see this current version for probably another decade or so.

[@sonic23233]

The Mythbusters tortured a dummy

[@kittyfan91]

My Fact is Duffy The Disney Bear will Celebrate his 10th Year Anniversary since his Debuted @ Epcot of 2010!!!! WE MUST BRING HIM BACK TO THE PARK THIS FALL OF 2020!!!!!!

[@TL_oS]

I love your videos so much🥂🌟💕

[@TwitchDrawz]

I loved the new test track! Maybe it was because I was really young when I went, but I thought it looked so slick and cool

[@davebest5624]

The date on the ride narration was 04/13/12 less than a week after my only ever ride on Test Track 04/07/2012 and at that time 11:25 on 04/13/12 i was heading up to Sandford to fly back to the UK. Also went on the original world of motion ride in 93, last visit to Orlando was 2017 when we unknowingly were one of the last groups to ride Duelling Dragons at Islands of Adventure.

[@philrabe910]

Got it. The new version will be Star Wars themed. Your mission is to test the new open air fighter car thingy the Empire is working on with the help of some kooky protocol droids.

[@matthewdunphy8524]

If Disney wants to update Test Track they should add people like Jeremy Clarkson, James May, and Richard Hammond. The new ride is missing the personal touch and character of the old ride and the addition of a charismatic set of hosts like that would really complete the ride.

[@kingposeidon4535]

I never understood why people defend the new Test Track as an upgrade because the old version was "dated". The old version made you consider all the aspects that went into designing vehicles and the tests are still being done. Sure, cars are now designed with computers more than ever, but it doesn't mean that tests are irrelevant.

[@zappy4252]

Ur vids are great

[@mr.pencilsharpener8004]

I have mixed feelings about both versions of Test Track. The original had way more charm and character, but it was woefully dated, even when it opened. Showing what new tests that cars had to go through would’ve been difficult to maintain. The new one I feel makes more sense in the context of Epcot Center. It’s a more active experience, which while I think is unnecessary in most places, feels more at home in Epcot. It just feels really bland at moments. If I had it my way, I’d keep the interactive features, give more explanations on why you’re working on it, rotate real, modern testing equipment in the queue over time, and keep the industrial aesthetic (maybe keep it a little quieter tho)

[@cecfigment]

Can you do Journey Into Imagination 1982 Version?

[@zappy4252]

This the biggest crime done to epcot

[@Clay3613]

Respect Horizons.

[@burneyboys02]

I remembered riding the original but it was only one time just before the revamp. Now I do enjoy both versions but 2.0 is the one enjoy since it provides some interactivity but I do that it's sort of lacking some story. Since the is gonna through a refurb right now I hope they'll add something new.

[@ThemeParkStop]

Back SEAT, BABBYYY!

[@ducknorris233]

Bill McHeil has been in tons of sitcoms since this.

[@justimagine2403]

2024 here... they are going back to the OG. ish... or so we have been told.

[@nikolasincorporated]

Original test track was way better i hadnt ridden it since the refurb until my last trip in march and i have to say, i miss the old version. It had a bill nye/myth busters vibe that i really miss

[@BoundyMan]

The World of Motion was the best. I didn’t like the change to Test Track. But I prefer the current version to the old one.

[@kittyfan91]

Hey, Park Ride History, Can u do Keep Epcot Weird Ep. 6: The Rise and the Downfall of Duffy The Disney Bear Meet-n-Greet @ Epcot? PLEASE, PLEASE, and PLEASE!!!!!! Duffy Meet-N-Greet (Oct. 14, 2010- Oct.5, 2015)

[@rhark25]

John Michael Higgins from Pitch Perfect is the guy giving the briefing

[@KatieVanHelsing]

While I do enjoy the old version, I actually love the new version. It kinda feels like Tony Stark loaned out JARVIS to Disney to create an attraction. But I see what you mean about lack of story.

[@spinlok3943]

Well I don't think every attraction needs to have a heavy story or a plot. Sometimes all you need is a theme and just have fun with it.

[@SirBlackReeds]

And character.

[@SirBlackReeds]

@@spinlok3943 Like Fantasyland rides?

[@memethyst]

i used to hate that heat chamber when i was a kid

[@skipbreakfast]

I really liked World of Motion more than Test Track. I understand how it was dated though.

[@maddizzle1776able]

What are you 100?

[@Blatsen]

I'm 40 and I remember World of Motion. It was a quality dark ride that was way better than Test Track.

[@mayanightstar]

I hate to be the guy that's always "The original was better! The new one sucks!" But the original Test Track really was better. It had an actual story with rising tension and an exciting climax. The new one is just "ooohh... Sparkly... Blue.... brrrrrr"

[@DanielGomez-gw4kt]

Park Ride History for the next video, do another episode of keep Epcot weird. Because this idea is a really good one that you should do, for the next episode of keep Epcot weird. It should be about the Epcot stage show called The Magical World of Barbie, because Mattel and Disney joined forces and created a stage show about Barbie. And they originally did the show at Epcot, and it lasted for only 2 years, from 1994 to1995. The show was located on the corner of World Showcase, and the show was supposed to represent Barbie having fashion designs inspired by countries around the world. However the show itself lead in to mix reviews, from both Barbie fans, kids and the critics. The Barbie fans and the kids really love the show a lot, and thought they should go back to Epcot to watch the show. And there would be meet and greets of Barbie Ken and Skipper. That was the reason why the fans and kids wanted to go to Epcot. But the critics and some people have complained that Barbie doesn't belong at Epcot, and that her show should move to what was called at the time Disney MGM Studios now called Disney's Hollywood Studios. So I believe the criticism and the complaints about that show really took a toll and force Disney and Mattel to pull out the magical world of Barbie show away from Epcot. So obviously you need to talk about the magical world of Barbie for the next episode of keep Epcot weird oh, I really like to see the magical world of Barbie show to be mentioned as the next episode of keep Epcot weird

[@LiamP-597]

Great news, he already covered it in Keep Epcot Weird! Check it out at 12:21 on this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5C0loChls6aoJo

[@mesquitegirl2013]

I havent been back since they added the ability to customize your car

[@Kineticwizzy]

Loved the original ride as a kid one of my all time favs but me and my family just didn't like the new one as much we thought the new theme was kinda lame and too similar to Tron

[@theannoyedmrfloyd3998]

I rode Test Track once. That was enough.

[@MrDoctorCrow]

I'm not a fan of the new Test Track. I hit speeds higher than the "best" build on the interstate driving down to the park.

[@MatheusMaracana1950]

Original Test Track was better.

[@tommyguerrera]

It truly was, so much more immersive and practical, the new one is just, eeeh, not up to par with the rest of Disney’s theming and story telling

[@paulhansen7667]

So was GM.

[@christina.kleman]

We need a video on the Universe of Energy ride🙏🏻👱🏻🦖

[@RBallarddesigns]

I thought they would have updated it to the CARS version they have in Disneyland by now.

[@DanielGomez-gw4kt]

Park Ride History at first I was thinking if you really miss the original version of test track, and I guess I was right. I'm sure that some others miss the original two, but there are some or should I say a lot who don't miss the original. Because if those people are hardcore Epcot fans, and believe of what Epcot is supposed to be. Of course they already know that Epcot was originally meant to be a real working Community City, originally Vision by Walt Disney himself. But years later and after when Walt's brother royal Disney died in the next week after Walt Disney World open, I mean without Walt and without Roy. Disney would not do a Epcot City without the both of them. But anyway, when Disney was really thinking about Epcot, and they really had experiences of what they've done for Disneyland and the Magic Kingdom, and they've created a lot of technology and used some other Technologies all together at both Disneyland and even Walt Disney World. They decided that the Epcot project would be a theme park, and more like a World's Fair. and so when they were designing Epcot to be a theme park and World's Fair at the same time, they made it as a permanent World's Fair. And its purpose was to represent the future, and you have a lot of people and their Nations around the world to come together, and to believe that the future for people around the world can come together and get along. And of course as we all know, a lot of the hardcore Epcot fans Miss almost every Epcot attraction that used to be there. Like the original journey into imagination, Horizons, some might have missed wonders of life even though some people didn't like that Pavilion. People also miss the living Seas the original attraction and Pavilion with sea base Alpha, and now they already miss Universe of energy. Communicore and innoventions could be possible Pavilions and distractions that some hardcore Epcot fans Miss as well. And like what you said the original test track was definitely weird, and when I looked at almost a lot of videos of the original Epcot on KZbin. I thought that the original test track was really weird and really didn't fit for future world of Epcot, and the original test track did not look like the future and even a futuristic attraction for a permanent World's Fair. So at first when I was hoping to visit Walt Disney World, my plans were the Magic Kingdom, Disney's Hollywood Studios and of course Epcot. and whatsoever I have no interest for Disney's Animal Kingdom, unless if they might have a zootopia land if they're planning on it. Anyway when I hope to visit Epcot at first, I had no plans to try out test track from its original Style. But now with its new update, now I would like to try it out. Because when I saw the new version on KZbin I really love it a lot, and the new version of Epcot is better. Even though you and some other people will miss the original, but nonetheless not too many people miss the original. because I even remembered some people got tired of the original test track. But when they made an update for test track that I like way better like I said, The Inspirations for that ride came from not only Tron. But also a former Disney attraction called Magic Skyway sponsored by Ford Motor Company from the New York World's Fair, well only half of that original attraction. But they got more inspiration from the original and Old World of motion attraction and the post-show of the transportation Pavilion, where all of it used to be sponsored by General Motors. One of those Inspirations that they put on the new version of test track, was the digital automobile designs. because from the original world of motion Transportation Pavilion, there used to be a special interactive thing, where you can actually do some earlier digital car designs on an old-fashioned computer. and of course there would be automobile displays from GM in the post-show as well, so they got those two ideas and put them for the new version of test track. And I think Disney did a great job on that idea, just to represent what the attraction was originally. But to represent the future of automobiles, with no sponsor from General Motors but a sponsor from Chevrolet. I really love the new version of test track, and I can hardly wait to experience it very soon or some day. When I visit Walt Disney World

[@davidfeltheim2501]

I never got to ride the original test track, only the new one. From all the videos on the ride and queue of the old version I don't like the industrial and mechanical feel personally, it looks tacky, cheap and now especially outdated. The new version has the aesthetic that I think Epcot needs, futuristic designs like Shanghai's tomorrowland and other forward thinking designs. However the ride lacks the "realism" of the original, the old actually making you feel like you were on a test track while the new one doesn't even feel like a simulation and just a black box with tron aesthetics which is now 10 years old. If they could combine the best of both worlds for the next Test track update I think that would be amazing.

[@warriorseamonkey1693]

( i like the new version better)

[@tomr.1435]

If you have ever ridden/driven in a convertible and gone over 50 miles per hour, you've had more fun than this attraction.

[@reeceparriah4772]

I think they should look for a partnership with Tesla and have the cars be self driving vehicles

[@tjlee1595]

Ooo

[@maddizzle1776able]

I live by the GM proving grounds. I know right...