I've happily ignored riding this for over a decade...but on Sunday a friend of mine decided to get an extra FP and that is what was available.
Disney seriously needs to consider either massively upgrading this, or removing it entirely. My friend's car broke down as soon as he got in, and my car was bouncing non-stop back and forth the whole time on the rail.
Then we got stopped for about 20 minutes at the end as they decided to add more cars, while inhaling the exhaust fumes of 30+ lawnmower engines around us. This can't be healthy for CM's in the long-term.
I think if they decide to keep it, maybe GM should sponsor it and make the cars electric, give the cars some special anti-collision technology so you can't actually hit the car in front of you, because that also happens too frequently (yes, I realize some people prefer that, but technically it's not allowed).
It definitely feels unchanged since the 70's. If they do upgrade it, I can't imagine it would cost that much money. There's tons of different things they could do to make it more modern, and still keep the kid-friendly "my first time driving/racing a car" feel to it.
Disney seriously needs to consider either massively upgrading this, or removing it entirely. My friend's car broke down as soon as he got in, and my car was bouncing non-stop back and forth the whole time on the rail.
Then we got stopped for about 20 minutes at the end as they decided to add more cars, while inhaling the exhaust fumes of 30+ lawnmower engines around us. This can't be healthy for CM's in the long-term.
I think if they decide to keep it, maybe GM should sponsor it and make the cars electric, give the cars some special anti-collision technology so you can't actually hit the car in front of you, because that also happens too frequently (yes, I realize some people prefer that, but technically it's not allowed).
It definitely feels unchanged since the 70's. If they do upgrade it, I can't imagine it would cost that much money. There's tons of different things they could do to make it more modern, and still keep the kid-friendly "my first time driving/racing a car" feel to it.