Technically yes it is but I wasn't including Kids Rides You also have to take into account that SDD has a pause in the middle of it for relaunchI thought Barn Stormer was the shortest.
Test Track used to be a great ride. Now, it seems more like a Chevy advert with no real point to the ride.
The original concept of LEARNING about how cars are tested was vastly superior and fit the EPCOT theme.
At the risk of rummaging through 2000 odd pages on this forum - why did they actually make Test Track an actual worst attraction than the original incarnation ?
A brief synopsis will do.
Test Track used to be a great ride. Now, it seems more like a Chevy advert with no real point to the ride.
The original concept of LEARNING about how cars are tested was vastly superior and fit the EPCOT theme.
TT is very dated imo. But I dont see Disney spending money updating that ride for another decade or so.
Totally disagree. It’s terrible now and the design process is a complete beating after once. Then, nothing works from the design when you’re on the ride.It fits Epcot more and hides the infrastructure far better than in 1.0 so it doesn’t look like an open warehouse. It lets guest be more creative and learn about the design process and has an actual post show and not just a giant showroom with one little off to the side exhibit. It’s also far more aesthetically pleasing
I don’t know the reasoning, but I think it has something to do with Chevrolet wanting to showcase their cars as “high tech” and what not. LOVED the old Test Track, but in the world of cars, people want the newest and best. 2.0 makes it (from a 2010s lense) seem like Chevrolet is technologically advanced and thus makes their brand more enticing for the consumer. On the other hand, nothing was “newer or better” with the testing and car design processes in 1.0.Totally disagree. It’s terrible now and the design process is a complete beating after once. Then, nothing works from the design when you’re on the ride.
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