well everyone has there own opinion and i can repsect that.....just offering mine
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Does any one find test track to be boring
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tirian
Well-Known Member
I love Dinosaur. Many Disney fans complain about the lack of theming and scenery, but I prefer it that way! The darkness makes this more of a psychological thriller. I know that I'm in the minority here, but I think that getting jostled around in the darkness with loud noises is more exciting than driving through a well-lit temple.
I actually like that one, maybe because I'm not at AK as often
I love Dinosaur. Many Disney fans complain about the lack of theming and scenery, but I prefer it that way! The darkness makes this more of a psychological thriller. I know that I'm in the minority here, but I think that getting jostled around in the darkness with loud noises is more exciting than driving through a well-lit temple.
the-reason14
Well-Known Member
I kinda wish theyd bring the IJA over here to WDW. I mean its a great ride and almost like a guaranteed hit, so whats the hold up?
ThumperDude
New Member
I haven't ridden it yet. The opening kept being delayed the last several times I've been. But from the videos, it looks sorta cheaply made. Maybe I'm just bitter I'll never get to ride WoM again. It was always one of my 'uniquely Disney' favorites.
MPitzen
New Member
I would most certaintly have to agree with your opinion. I am a drag racer, so the ride does not do much for me. I love most roller coasters and other rides, however, the purpose of this ride is not accomplished. I know this is just my opinion, and I have other friends who are also racers who really like the ride.
tirian
Well-Known Member
Laziness.
Pete C
Active Member
I like Dinosaur, I really do, but let's face it the ride gets no attention. It is in a kids area tucked away in a nook of the park that gets overlooked. They might as well take the ride system over to MGM, build Indy, and get 5 times the ridership. Give me a break. It is totally insane that Indy does not exist at MGM. At this point they should cut their losses with Dinosaur. That ride is sadly neglected. They should just put in some ridiculous kiddy dinosaur ride because that area of AK sucks!!!
As for Test Track it is 15-20 mph slower at the end than it needs to be for such a long, wide turn to be thrilling. It's just too wide to generate any G-forces.
As for Test Track it is 15-20 mph slower at the end than it needs to be for such a long, wide turn to be thrilling. It's just too wide to generate any G-forces.
Skylinecar1982
New Member
I find it kind of boring from the stand point of being a Motor Sports Enthusiast but, on the other hand as a normal person I find it fun and enjoy it.
Champion : I think your responses to Glen and rude and uncalled for. My question to you is have you done the research? My motto is question everything never take one persons opinion.(Oh and just so you know everyone responses are opinions being there is no way to back up information stated) How do you know or judge one person being and genius and the other being not?
Anyways for the ride. I do believe they could add a longer straight and do a 0-100-0 test. Or maybe how about the slalom. Just plain speed is nothing, I've done 155MPH in a car and 174mph on a bike and it is nothing compared to 80mph+ in a turn banked or not also a thrill is acceleration(I used to have a 94 rx-7 single turbo w/ 350whp anyone who knows cars knows these are fast)G's equal thrills So it boils down to G's and speed alone equals no G's. Or how about just adding some plain non-bank turns. And of course improve the support in the seats. I know this is kind of difficult knowing the seats have to accommodate guests of all sizes and shapes while resisting wear and tear. Maybe some sort of self adjustable air-bag support system in the seats.
I think for the last turn: the steering angle of the turn and the bank both play a part in how fast you can go in the turn. Maybe if they where to make the turn wider or make the bank steeper they would be able to squeeze a couple more MPH out of the turn. Of course assuming that the angle of the bank right now is not enough to go faster. Which I believe is not true. I say this for the reason that there is alot more that goes into this then in s normal car. I mean is the ride like slot cars(just a pin attached to the car guiding it around the track)or is it like a roller coaster (with two to more wheels hugging the track in different directions.)
Champion : I think your responses to Glen and rude and uncalled for. My question to you is have you done the research? My motto is question everything never take one persons opinion.(Oh and just so you know everyone responses are opinions being there is no way to back up information stated) How do you know or judge one person being and genius and the other being not?
Anyways for the ride. I do believe they could add a longer straight and do a 0-100-0 test. Or maybe how about the slalom. Just plain speed is nothing, I've done 155MPH in a car and 174mph on a bike and it is nothing compared to 80mph+ in a turn banked or not also a thrill is acceleration(I used to have a 94 rx-7 single turbo w/ 350whp anyone who knows cars knows these are fast)G's equal thrills So it boils down to G's and speed alone equals no G's. Or how about just adding some plain non-bank turns. And of course improve the support in the seats. I know this is kind of difficult knowing the seats have to accommodate guests of all sizes and shapes while resisting wear and tear. Maybe some sort of self adjustable air-bag support system in the seats.
I think for the last turn: the steering angle of the turn and the bank both play a part in how fast you can go in the turn. Maybe if they where to make the turn wider or make the bank steeper they would be able to squeeze a couple more MPH out of the turn. Of course assuming that the angle of the bank right now is not enough to go faster. Which I believe is not true. I say this for the reason that there is alot more that goes into this then in s normal car. I mean is the ride like slot cars(just a pin attached to the car guiding it around the track)or is it like a roller coaster (with two to more wheels hugging the track in different directions.)
Kristi Kay
New Member
i like it fine....i'll ride it every time, as long as I don't have to wait more than 30-45 min. I do feel its a bit over rated.
kucarachi
Active Member
Test Track Yawn
I'll admit the first time i rode it i was like wow! There is so much going on its really fun and i had never heard anything about it. But when it all culminates to going 65 odd mph its not very exciting since i see grandma's heading to bingo games doing 85 while they are putting their teeth in. It still is a must do, but they really need to make the part when your going 65 indoors, and put a screen up that makes it look like your actually going a lot faster. Such as in cars with all the people in the stands and other cars getting passed up by you. To me it ruins the ride to go outside..its like space mountain with the lights on. Bring in the pixar cars to test track! Cause really the whole scene reminds me of early 80's disney even though the ride isnt that old! Still i love it and will ride it no matter what anyone says.
I'll admit the first time i rode it i was like wow! There is so much going on its really fun and i had never heard anything about it. But when it all culminates to going 65 odd mph its not very exciting since i see grandma's heading to bingo games doing 85 while they are putting their teeth in. It still is a must do, but they really need to make the part when your going 65 indoors, and put a screen up that makes it look like your actually going a lot faster. Such as in cars with all the people in the stands and other cars getting passed up by you. To me it ruins the ride to go outside..its like space mountain with the lights on. Bring in the pixar cars to test track! Cause really the whole scene reminds me of early 80's disney even though the ride isnt that old! Still i love it and will ride it no matter what anyone says.
WWallaceII
Active Member
Well, I am a big fan of TT, rode it countless times last year - there were no queues I don't go on it for speed, but the last part is pretty fun, and I don't go on it for a "wow" factor. I do however go on it because its got metal, car parts, cars, engineering....MAN stuff
My fiance laughed at that comment, as she said I looked like a prize fool in the queue system, looking at the suspension test - when there was no-one in the queue, and therefore no need to stop to look.
Ahh well, I still like it (p.s - so did she )
P.P.S - But the pre-ride video drives me nuts!!!!:zipit:
I don't go on it for speed, but the last part is pretty fun, and I don't go on it for a "wow" factor. I do however go on it because its got metal, car parts, cars, engineering....MAN stuff My fiance laughed at that comment, as she said I looked like a prize fool in the queue system, looking at the suspension test - when there was no-one in the queue, and therefore no need to stop to look.
Ahh well, I still like it (p.s - so did she
)P.P.S - But the pre-ride video drives me nuts!!!!:zipit:
Imaginationeer
New Member
Well, just for you, we could speed it up, and gleefully watch your face get supressed into the back of your skull. Sounds like a family E ticket to me. :drevil:
k.hunter30
New Member
Test Track is ok. Just ok. I'll go on it if i can speed past the lines in the single-rider line - but to me it's not worth a long wait. the most fun I have with the ride is looking for the hidden Mickeys.
Since I rode the Indiana Jones ride in DL first, Dinosaur just can't compare for me. Similar ride, but Indy is so much more fun in my opinion.
I love Dinosaur. Many Disney fans complain about the lack of theming and scenery, but I prefer it that way! The darkness makes this more of a psychological thriller. I know that I'm in the minority here, but I think that getting jostled around in the darkness with loud noises is more exciting than driving through a well-lit temple.
primetime52
Member
I can't really explain why, but I actually prefer the inside portion of TT more than the outdoor finale. Maybe because It's usually so hot when I'm at Epcot and it's nice to be on an indoor ride in cool temperatures. The speedy finale just seems anti climactic to me.
ha, I think i am came off a wrong in the post, I was really just looking for anyone who has the same opinion as me. Than discussion from there, seems that i may have ruffled a few feathers and for that i am sorry:shrug:
Imaginationeer
New Member
Don't take me seriously, im just joking around. If you want to see me being serious, read Mouse House News every week! (shameless plug)