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Here's my initial thoughts about the NEW TEST TRACK after experiencing it today! A sort of mini DSNY episode just for the socials. • Feels very "EPCOTy" • Scenic road-trip is reminiscent of "Living with the Land", but "Driving through the Land" instead. • Garage segment reminded me of... show more

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Brad1 year ago

The dome projection ending is perfectly done. It’s exactly what that sequence has always needed.

Jim1 year ago

Thought the same thing….misssed opportunity to play fun to be free all the way through the Forrest scene

Rogue1 year ago

It was amazing. They absolutely nailed it.

Rogue1 year ago

Jack, hi there. Was this POV taken by you? (Just curious). Great work by the way as always!

DSNY Newscast1 year ago

Yeah it was. I was an invited guest as part of the cast previews. Filming and sharing on socials was encouraged.

@Hydrolator11 year ago

Spectacular!

In The Pocket1 year ago

No word on whether it opens as a VQ?

Daryl-Rhys Taylor1 year ago

Did you enjoy it

diaperhighspeed1 year ago

This is the Disney we need!!!!!

Britain Morris1 year ago

Seeing the segments inside a house at first made me think “Oh more ‘house of the future’ stuff…” and then I realized, Epcot hasn’t had any attraction like that in many years! Good return to form.

Drew Smith1 year ago

The Test Track 3.0 ride vehicles are visible when you first walk into the queue! So simple, yet so perfect. 👏

RideRover1 year ago

Here it is folks! The full Test Track 3.0 🎞️

Scott Gustin1 year ago

NEW: Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin will temporarily close starting Aug. 4 for the addition of a new show scene, updated vehicles, and other enhancements. It will reopen next year. Last day to ride in 2025 is Aug. 3.

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