With Test Track 2.0 comes a lot of controversy... Please voice your opinions.
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Test Track Refurb
- Thread starter WedWayPeopleMover
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Runnin'Gator
Active Member
The visuals are cool, but the way the ride was explained in version 1.0 was better.
copcarguyp71
Well-Known Member
I would have to ride it before passing ANY judgement. I looked at the videos and am not impressed but I think there is more to it than just a video. I think for anyone to say they hate a ride from looking at just a video is a poorly formed opinion...IMO
Florida_is_hot
Well-Known Member
Indifferent on seeing yet another Test Track thread
Runnin'Gator
Active Member
I've ridden it. When you walk in you will not recognize it as Test Track. As I'm sure has already been stated before, the ride system is the same. The old theme just made more sense. I rode it with a couple of friends who hadn't ridden the old version and they loved it.
bigthundersplacemountain
New Member
I feel like if I never rode the original, the new version would be fun. However, I think the new version is too different from the original for me to like it.
Raychul
Member
I liked the Tron-like visuals...but as soon as I walked into the line it felt more like a huge ad for Chevrolet, rather than a sponsored ride at Disney World. I felt all the "Disney Magic" was missing from the ride and line. I liked designing my car, but felt way too rushed.
The idea of uploading your car into the ride vehicle was cool, but both times I rode it, my car wasn't uploaded. I feel the aspect and timing of when you scan your card while in line to board wasn't well enough explained. The first time I scanned my car, it was uploaded into the vehicle in front of us. The second time, I asked a cast member when was the correct time, and then my car was uploaded into the vehicle behind us. So, the fact that the entire point of the ride was to see how your designed car held up against the others was completely missed by me.
Overall, the ride felt more like an "in progress" interactive advertisement rather than a completed attraction.
The idea of uploading your car into the ride vehicle was cool, but both times I rode it, my car wasn't uploaded.
I feel the aspect and timing of when you scan your card while in line to board wasn't well enough explained. The first time I scanned my car, it was uploaded into the vehicle in front of us. The second time, I asked a cast member when was the correct time, and then my car was uploaded into the vehicle behind us. So, the fact that the entire point of the ride was to see how your designed car held up against the others was completely missed by me. Overall, the ride felt more like an "in progress" interactive advertisement rather than a completed attraction.