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| Before Mission: Space
arrived, Test Track was the biggest
thrill ride in all of Epcot. Despite
its reputation though, Test Track was
(and is) fairly easy to handle. The
first part of the ride is slower, with
the thrills being kept to some brief
spurts of acceleration and quick turns
(OK,
it is somewhat thrilling to be sprayed
with acid, but that's another story!).
It's the second part of the ride that
gets the heart pumping—the speed
runs that take you outside the pavilion. |
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| Your test vehicle attains
a top speed of 60 mph as you race through
straighaways and into tight banking
curves. Due to the open design of the
vehicle though, it feels much faster
(especially on a chilly night)! |
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| The first part of the
ride is full of unexpected surprises
and industrial effects. The queue area
is
one of the
more elaborately detailed in all of
Disney World, filled with working test
equipment evaluating everything from
the durability of a door panel to the
strength of the human knee (ouch!). |
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| The first part of Test
Track is slower, but has segments that
will bounce you around with hairpin
turns and rough terrain. During the
outside speed runs, the high speed
curves can be quite intense, but the
ride is amazingly smooth. Most people
should be able to handle Test Track
without any trouble. |
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| Test Track is the most
popular attraction in Epcot, rivaled
only by the nearby Mission: Space and
the newly opened Soarin'. FastPass
is highly recommended, check out the
Touring Tips for other ways to avoid
the long lines. |
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| Your test ride lasts
about 4 minutes. |
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Test Track is a thrill ride that's
not just for thrill seekers only! The ride experience is
relatively tame and most people should be able to enjoy Test
Track without
any problems. It's probably the most family-friendly thrill
ride in all of Walt Disney World! |
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