I don't understand that Question?
Test Track has basically maintained a spot as the second most popular EPCOT ride since opening, it's been an icon since opening.
Guardians of the galaxy frozen ever after and soaring would like a word with you
iMO none of those are anywhere as good as Horizons, World of Motion and the original Journey into your Imagination
None of those are iconically-Epcot like Test Track. Give Guardians 30 years and we'll talk. We'll also talk about how stupid it is that it's still themed to Guardians in 30 years (actually, that conversation is probably happening sooner than that). Frozen replaced an Epcot icon, but now it has clones in two places (or soon will). Soarin' was an icon in DCA, and the original version still is, but it was always just a clone at Epcot. Living With The Land, on the other hand, is an Epcot icon.
Oh I agree based on what I’ve seen on video I was talking in terms of popularity
I’d say soaring is a iconic part of Epcot but I’m talking in terms of popularity you wanna say the original rides are better ok I have no problem with that
I’d say it’s an iconic part of Epcot, but it’s not an Epcot icon, if that makes sense
Test Track is still more popular than those three. Soarin' is a solid third place behind SSE and TT.
Journey into your imagination HAS to be a typo. There's no way in hell.
It changes every time the 10 year sponsorship contract with GM got renewed.
I don't dislike either of the first two iterations of the ride as such, though I struggle to imagine it would be a headliner if, for example, it was in Tomorrowland rather than Epcot. Maybe it's just me, but I've always felt that it has been so popular at Epcot kind of by default as the attraction that best approximated a family-friendly thrill ride at a park that has been generally thin on attractions for much of the time since TT opened. I don't think anyone has been clamouring for it to be cloned at any of the other resorts.
Yeah, the concept may be iconic WDW at this point but they’ve never let the ride age long enough to be a classic. Nor should they in Future World or whatever the hell they call it now. LwtL is probably the only true “classic” there for me. Hasn’t been updated all that much but the campy visuals are honestly pretty charming in 2025. Can’t say the same for JII, unfortunately. Too obnoxious.
That's a loaded question. Especially since 2.0 it has adhered to the core EPCOT concept better than anything built this century, but the mere fact that it's on its third incarnation also makes it hard to say it's a "classic". It's three drastically different attractions that share a track layout and ride system. I also think "EPCOT classic" still refers to the new build attractions from the 80's, not the later replacements.
The high speed ending of Test Track is the exciting part everyone loves. As long as they keep that folks will still love it.
