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TEST TRACK


Prepare yourself for an exhilarating experience through GM's (General Motors) car testing facility, where your vehicle will be tested on a variety of industry standard tests such as the hill climb, suspension and brake testing, environmental conditioning and high speed acceleration.

After a quick safety briefing, you'll hop aboard your six seater test vehicle and begin the scheduled testing. First up is the hill climb, via a series of tight, hair-pin turns, then its time to test your suspension across uneven and bumpy surfaces.  Next comes the brake tests, firstly with normal brakes, then ABS brakes. The environmental chambers test your vehicle for the extremes of weather it may face, from freezing cold temperatures to very hot, as well as a corrosion test to ensure it will survive the exposure to the elements. Then you'll see what it feels like to be a crash test dummy in the 'crash' barrier test before heading outside and accelerating from 0-65mph around a looping and banking track. With all tests complete, its back to the facility for a thermal imaging scan and disembarkation, hopefully in one piece!


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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