About this Attraction
Location: Test Track Pavilion, Futureworld
Type: Automobile testing experience
Duration: 10 minutes
Fastpass: Yes
Single
Rider Line
Onride
photo available
Child Swap available
Pal
Mickey Interaction
Best
time to visit: Very popular. Visit first thing in the morning, in the hour before closing or make use of the fastpass system.
Tips & Fun Facts
Taller guests should ask to sit up front as there is more legroom available in that row.
If you don't mind your group being split up, make use of the single rider line. Quite often they allow several from this line through at a time so the chances are you might not be split up.
Ride photos are taken just as you pass through the 'crash barrier' so be ready to strike a pose. You can view/purchase these as you exit the ride.
There are 31 vehicles in total, however only 25-26 are in operation at any one time. Each will reach a top speed of 65mph!
There are 3 computers on each ride vehicle which when combined, possess more processing power than the space shuttle
Each vehicle actually has 22 wheels, although only 4 are visible. They will travel around 50,000 miles each every year.
Additional Information
Guests must be able to transfer from wheelchairs to board the attraction.
There is a minimum height requirement of 40 inches to ride this attraction.
For safety and comfort, Guests should be in good health and free from heart, back, or neck problems, motion sickness, or other conditions that could be aggravated by this ride.
Expectant mothers should not ride.
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Recommended For
Teens Adults
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Hidden Mickeys
In the queue area, you'll see a Mickey 'PEZ' dispenser in a cup on a workbench in area 2A "Lab Test Vehicle".
Also in the queue area (area 8B) on a white workbench are three large washers that form a familiar shape.
In the cold chamber, a Mickey image made from frost is visible on the back wall (right of car as you enter).
At the crash barrier, hoses coiled in shape of Mickey head (appears in purchased photo)
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