Test Track Reveals Cool New Feature
Since reopening this summer, Test Track continues to garner high wait times. Now, there is a new feature added to this thrilling attraction.
Test Track 3.0
EPCOT's Test Track closed for a pretty lengthy refurbishment back in 2024 and reopened to guests in July 2025. The redesign celebrates today's innovation while highlighting the past, present, and future. It includes both the queue and the ride itself.
The new vehicles offer a more subtle design to blend into the new attraction's theming even more. Each vehicle received a new interior, new graphics, and wraps.
Guests love this new Test Track 3.0 design, but some are still divided on the new streamlined queue. Many guests miss the opportunity to help design their own ride vehicle.
New Feature Added to Test Track
Test Track first officially welcomed guests on July 22, 2025, but recently, Guests noticed a new, cool detail for this attraction. As Guests exit the building to get some real road testing, a new Test Track logo can be seen in the center of this course.
You may have to make a point to check out this fun detail as you are speeding at a rate of 64.9 mph around this track.
Thanks to @Nickpalermo824 for sharing this cool new logo.
Best Tips to Enjoy Test Track
Test Track is available during Early Entry and Extended Evening Hours. It is also offered as a Tier 1 attraction with the purchase of the Lightning Lane Multi-Pass.
New outdoor logo now added to Test Track
There is also a Single Rider queue located, with this entrance located at the far left. Guests are warned that they will be separated from their travel party when using the single rider option. If you hope to avoid purchasing Lightning Lane Multi-Pass, we suggest enjoying this attraction during Early Entry.
It is fairly common for the wait times for Test Track to be even higher than Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind.
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This new logo is actually the old World of Motion logo, which Test Track replaced, and also which inspired Test Track 3.0