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Test Track refurb???
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Mickey_777
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Perhaps Kevin meant Radiator Springs Racers rather than CarsLAND when having to choose between that or TT 2.0. I'll admit that besides some pretty sets/rockwork, there's very little else I dig about Carsland besides RSR's. Maybe he see's it that way too. Either way I can't wait to check out TT 2.0 in May hopefully.
WDWBryan
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Sounds like the design time is too short right now and needs to be lengthened if the area is full after designing.
When I previewed it and the place was empty I already felt too rushed to design my car and that was pointless because after that there was no line to get on the ride. They really should slow it down and let people enjoy the design process. No need to rush it if the line is clogged up afterwards
When I previewed it and the place was empty I already felt too rushed to design my car and that was pointless because after that there was no line to get on the ride. They really should slow it down and let people enjoy the design process. No need to rush it if the line is clogged up afterwards
R W B
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Tip top club, I can't speak for any other time but it's been open pretty much every day since last Saturday when I got here. Today was my third day riding it.
Let me be clear, I'm not bashing the ride at all. I like the entire make over, the que, the videos, the theme, everything. I was just posting what I over heard.
WDWBrayn- I took between 12-14 minutes to design my car. You have a 5:00 limit for 2 sections and 4:00 for another one
Let me be clear, I'm not bashing the ride at all. I like the entire make over, the que, the videos, the theme, everything. I was just posting what I over heard.
WDWBrayn- I took between 12-14 minutes to design my car. You have a 5:00 limit for 2 sections and 4:00 for another one
GMRO
Active Member
Wife and I just the other evening watched the WDW video of the new TT. We liked what we saw. BUT the design phase I can see being a problem. I wonder if it actually does anything to the way the TT Vehicle performs on the track?
Either way we can't wait will May2013 to ride it and try it ourselves.
Thanks for the great walk thru ride video!
No the design does not change the physical ride experience, but does display scores on screens throughout the ride.
Goofnut1980
Well-Known Member
Maybe it will be improved a little when I get there next friday the 14th for a week..
westcot1982
Member
I got to ride it 3 times yesterday... I have to say it's an amazing improvement from the first version! The videos do not do it justice, you have to experience it yourself.
There were "technical difficulties" for a minute or two when we were waiting in the pre-show room (before entering the design studios), but the problem was solved quickly.
There were "technical difficulties" for a minute or two when we were waiting in the pre-show room (before entering the design studios), but the problem was solved quickly.
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
Is it the concept of cornering at speed, always been a problem with you colonials cars.
cba
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Something you always see from a ride that's just been opened/reopened in Disneyworld.
JEANYLASER
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A Screamscape reader sent in an interesting tidbit to crunch on regarding the new Test Track experience. According to our source, those who choose to take the FastPass or Single Rider line will not be given the opportunity to fully design your own SimCar as you would when waiting in the normal (Stand-By) queue. Instead Fast-Pass and Single Rider guests are offered a chance to select one of few pre-built models, however I’m told that none of these pre-built models are designed to get high rankings in the test results at the end of the ride.
Since the average guest in the Stand-By line spends approximately 9 minutes designing their custom SimCars, there simply isn’t time in the shorter lines. So if you want the full experience of designing your own SimCar, you will have to wait in the Stand-By line.
This is from Screamscape!
Since the average guest in the Stand-By line spends approximately 9 minutes designing their custom SimCars, there simply isn’t time in the shorter lines. So if you want the full experience of designing your own SimCar, you will have to wait in the Stand-By line.
This is from Screamscape!
Tom Morrow
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9 minutes? I dunno about that. Maybe 4 or 5.
Interesting to know that the FP and single rider designs will not rank highly. Makes sense and is fair.
Interesting to know that the FP and single rider designs will not rank highly. Makes sense and is fair.
Axle1986
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miles1
Active Member
Only from your perspective, since you're driving on the wrong side of the road.
UberMouse
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Captain Neo
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They need to get rid of the "design your own car" section and those horrible loading rooms. Just make the queue longer with more to look at and then let us get on the actual ride. I promise at least 75% of the people in line just want to ride the damn ride.
Harsh but fair.