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The original version of the ride, known as Test Track [[ProductPlacement Presented by General Motors]], lasted until April 15, 2012. The original premise of the ride was a demonstration of the real tests that the vehicles we drive undergo before being sold at dealerships. The riders took the role of crash test dummies and go through a gauntlet of tests. The current version, known as Test Track [[ProductPlacement Presented by Chevrolet]], opened on December 6, 2012, and features a new futuristic look and storyline, with guests designing their own virtual car and riding it to test it through four parameters: Power, Responsiveness, Efficiency, and Capability. A third iteration of the ride was announced at [=D23=] 2023, still sponsored by Chevrolet, which will take inspiration from World of Motion.
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The original version of the ride, known as Test Track [[ProductPlacement Presented by General Motors]], lasted until April 15, 2012. The original premise of the ride was a demonstration of the real tests that the vehicles we drive undergo before being sold at dealerships. The riders took the role of crash test dummies and go through a gauntlet of tests. The current version, known as Test Track [[ProductPlacement Presented by Chevrolet]], opened on December 6, 2012, and features a new futuristic look and storyline, with guests designing their own virtual car and riding it to test it through four parameters: Power, Responsiveness, Efficiency, and Capability. A third iteration of the ride was announced at [=D23=] 2023, still sponsored by Chevrolet, which will take inspiration from World of Motion.
Motion. The second iteration will close on June 17, 2024 so renovations into the third version can begin.
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The original version of the ride, known as Test Track [[ProductPlacement Presented by General Motors]], lasted until April 15, 2012. The original premise of the ride was a demonstration of the real tests that the vehicles we drive undergo before being sold at dealerships. The riders took the role of crash test dummies and go through a gauntlet of tests. The current version, known as Test Track [[ProductPlacement Presented by Chevrolet]], opened on December 6, 2012, and features a new futuristic look and storyline, with guests designing their own virtual car and riding it to test it through four parameters: Power, Responsiveness, Efficiency, and Capability.
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The original version of the ride, known as Test Track [[ProductPlacement Presented by General Motors]], lasted until April 15, 2012. The original premise of the ride was a demonstration of the real tests that the vehicles we drive undergo before being sold at dealerships. The riders took the role of crash test dummies and go through a gauntlet of tests. The current version, known as Test Track [[ProductPlacement Presented by Chevrolet]], opened on December 6, 2012, and features a new futuristic look and storyline, with guests designing their own virtual car and riding it to test it through four parameters: Power, Responsiveness, Efficiency, and Capability.
Capability. A third iteration of the ride was announced at [=D23=] 2023, still sponsored by Chevrolet, which will take inspiration from World of Motion.
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** The GM-sponsored version's pre-show had technician Sherrie, at the behest of host Bill [=McKim=], show a "surprise" to guests at the end. Cue a brief video clip of a test car suddenly crashing into a barrier.
* ProductionThrowback: The 2012 version features the logo for World of Motion throughout the attraction. In 2019, a modernized version of that logo became the new pavilion logo.
* ProductionThrowback: The 2012 version features the logo for World of Motion throughout the attraction. In 2019, a modernized version of that logo became the new pavilion logo.
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** PlayedForLaughs example: The GM-sponsored version's pre-show had technician Sherrie, at the behest of host Bill [=McKim=], show a "surprise" to guests at the end. Cue a brief video clip of a test car suddenly crashing into a barrier.
* ProductionThrowback: The2012 Chevrolet-sponsored version features the logo for World of Motion throughout the attraction. In 2019, a modernized version of that logo became the new pavilion logo.
* ProductionThrowback: The
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The original version of the ride, known as Test Track [[ProductPlacement Presented by General Motors]], lasted until April 15, 2012. The original premise of the ride was a demonstration of the real tests that the vehicles we drive undergo before being sold at dealerships. The riders took the role of crash test dummies and go through a gauntlet of tests. The 2012 version, known as Test Track [[ProductPlacement Presented by Chevrolet]], opened on December 6, 2012, and features a new futuristic look and storyline, with guests designing their own virtual car and riding it to test it through four parameters: Power, Responsiveness, Efficiency, and Capability.
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The original version of the ride, known as Test Track [[ProductPlacement Presented by General Motors]], lasted until April 15, 2012. The original premise of the ride was a demonstration of the real tests that the vehicles we drive undergo before being sold at dealerships. The riders took the role of crash test dummies and go through a gauntlet of tests. The 2012 current version, known as Test Track [[ProductPlacement Presented by Chevrolet]], opened on December 6, 2012, and features a new futuristic look and storyline, with guests designing their own virtual car and riding it to test it through four parameters: Power, Responsiveness, Efficiency, and Capability.
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** The ride vehicle enters a tunnel…and you almost crash into a truck!
** The GM-sponsored version's pre-show had technician Sherrie,
** The GM-sponsored version's pre-show had technician Sherrie,
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** The ride vehicle enters a tunnel…and tunnel… and you almost crash into a truck!
** The GM-sponsored version's pre-show had technicianSherrie,Sherrie, at the behest of host Bill [=McKim=], show a "surprise" to guests at the end. Cue a brief video clip of a test car suddenly crashing into a barrier.
** The GM-sponsored version's pre-show had technician
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* ProductPlacement: The ride was originally sponsored by General Motors before the 2012 refurbishment. Afterward, it would become sponsored by just their Chevrolet marque.
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* ProductPlacement: The ride was originally sponsored by General Motors before the 2012 refurbishment. Afterward, it would become sponsored by just their Chevrolet marque. The "[=SimCars=]" of the current version also "connect" to [=OnStar=], GM's communications, remote diagnostics, and security service.
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Test Track is a slot car ride at [[Ride/WaltDisneyWorld Epcot]], replacing World of Motion and opening in 1999. The original version of the ride, known as Test Track [[ProductPlacement Presented by GM]], lasted until 2012 when it would close for a few months for a new futuristic storyline.
The original premise of the ride is a demonstration of the real tests that the vehicles we drive undergo before being sold at dealerships. The riders take the role of crash test dummies and go through a gauntlet of tests. The 2012 version, known as Test Track [[ProductPlacement Presented by Chevrolet]], features guests designing their own virtual car and riding it to test it through four parameters: Power, Responsiveness, Efficiency, and Capability.
The original premise of the ride is a demonstration of the real tests that the vehicles we drive undergo before being sold at dealerships. The riders take the role of crash test dummies and go through a gauntlet of tests. The 2012 version, known as Test Track [[ProductPlacement Presented by Chevrolet]], features guests designing their own virtual car and riding it to test it through four parameters: Power, Responsiveness, Efficiency, and Capability.
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Test Track is a slot car thrill ride at [[Ride/WaltDisneyWorld Epcot]], replacing Epcot]] that opened on March 17, 1999, and is the current tenant of the park's Transportation pavilion that previously housed World of Motion and opening in 1999. Motion. It is known for being the fastest ride at any Ride/{{Disney theme park|s}}, with a high-speed loop outside the pavilion's building having the ride vehicles reach speeds of close to 65 miles per hour (104.6 km/h).
The original version of the ride, known as Test Track [[ProductPlacement Presented byGM]], General Motors]], lasted until 2012 when it would close for a few months for a new futuristic storyline.
April 15, 2012. The original premise of the ride is was a demonstration of the real tests that the vehicles we drive undergo before being sold at dealerships. The riders take took the role of crash test dummies and go through a gauntlet of tests. The 2012 version, known as Test Track [[ProductPlacement Presented by Chevrolet]], opened on December 6, 2012, and features a new futuristic look and storyline, with guests designing their own virtual car and riding it to test it through four parameters: Power, Responsiveness, Efficiency, and Capability.
The original version of the ride, known as Test Track [[ProductPlacement Presented by
A thorough recap of the ride experience for both iterations can be found on [[Website/{{Wikipedia}} The Other Wiki's]] [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Test_Track article on the attraction.]]
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* CoolCar: Custom six-seat convertibles make up the ride vehicles.
* JumpScare: The ride vehicle enters a tunnel…and you almost crash into a truck!
* JumpScare: The ride vehicle enters a tunnel…and you almost crash into a truck!
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* CoolCar: Custom six-seat convertibles convertibles, currently called "[=SimCars=]", make up the ride vehicles.
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** The ride vehicle enters a tunnel…and you almost crash into atruck!truck!
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* TronLines: Featured heavily in the attraction after the 2012 refurbishment. The ride was the closest thing Walt Disney World fans had to a Film/{{Tron}} ride for over a decade until Tron Lightcycle / Run opened in Magic Kingdom Park in 2023.
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* TronLines: Featured heavily in the attraction after the 2012 refurbishment.Chevrolet-sponsored version. The ride was the closest thing Walt Disney World fans had to a Film/{{Tron}} ride for over a decade until Tron Lightcycle / Run opened in Magic Kingdom Park in 2023.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Welcome to the [=SimTrack=].]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Welcome to the [=SimTrack=].]]
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Test Track is a slot car ride at [[Ride/WaltDisneyWorld Epcot]], replacing World of Motion and opening in 1999. The original version of the ride, lasted until 2012 when it would close for a few months for a new futuristic storyline.
The original premise of the ride is a demonstration of the real tests that the vehicles we drive undergo before being sold at dealerships. The riders take the role of crash test dummies and go through a gauntlet of tests. The 2012 version, known as Test Track [[ProductPlacement Presented by Chevrolet]] features guests designing their own virtual car and riding it to test it through four parameters: Power, Responsiveness, Efficiency, and Capability.
The original premise of the ride is a demonstration of the real tests that the vehicles we drive undergo before being sold at dealerships. The riders take the role of crash test dummies and go through a gauntlet of tests. The 2012 version, known as Test Track [[ProductPlacement Presented by Chevrolet]] features guests designing their own virtual car and riding it to test it through four parameters: Power, Responsiveness, Efficiency, and Capability.
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Test Track is a slot car ride at [[Ride/WaltDisneyWorld Epcot]], replacing World of Motion and opening in 1999. The original version of the ride, known as Test Track [[ProductPlacement Presented by GM]], lasted until 2012 when it would close for a few months for a new futuristic storyline.
The original premise of the ride is a demonstration of the real tests that the vehicles we drive undergo before being sold at dealerships. The riders take the role of crash test dummies and go through a gauntlet of tests. The 2012 version, known as Test Track [[ProductPlacement Presented byChevrolet]] Chevrolet]], features guests designing their own virtual car and riding it to test it through four parameters: Power, Responsiveness, Efficiency, and Capability.
The original premise of the ride is a demonstration of the real tests that the vehicles we drive undergo before being sold at dealerships. The riders take the role of crash test dummies and go through a gauntlet of tests. The 2012 version, known as Test Track [[ProductPlacement Presented by
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Test Track is a slot car ride at [[Ride/WaltDisneyWorld EPCOT]], replacing ''World Of Motion'' and opening in 1999. The original version of the ride and lasted until 2012 when it would close for a few months for a new futuristic storyline.
The original premise of the ride is a demonstration of the real tests that the vehicles we drive undergo before being sold at dealerships. The riders take the role of crash test dummies and go through a gauntlet of tests. The 2012 version features guests designing their own virtual car and riding it to test it through 4 parameters: Power, Responsiveness, Efficiency, and Capability.
The original premise of the ride is a demonstration of the real tests that the vehicles we drive undergo before being sold at dealerships. The riders take the role of crash test dummies and go through a gauntlet of tests. The 2012 version features guests designing their own virtual car and riding it to test it through 4 parameters: Power, Responsiveness, Efficiency, and Capability.
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Test Track is a slot car ride at [[Ride/WaltDisneyWorld EPCOT]], Epcot]], replacing ''World Of Motion'' World of Motion and opening in 1999. The original version of the ride and ride, lasted until 2012 when it would close for a few months for a new futuristic storyline.
The original premise of the ride is a demonstration of the real tests that the vehicles we drive undergo before being sold at dealerships. The riders take the role of crash test dummies and go through a gauntlet of tests. The 2012version version, known as Test Track [[ProductPlacement Presented by Chevrolet]] features guests designing their own virtual car and riding it to test it through 4 four parameters: Power, Responsiveness, Efficiency, and Capability.
The original premise of the ride is a demonstration of the real tests that the vehicles we drive undergo before being sold at dealerships. The riders take the role of crash test dummies and go through a gauntlet of tests. The 2012
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!! ''Test Track'' provides examples of the following tropes:
* ChaoticCarRide: Bumpy Roads, High speed turning, almost crashing into a truck…the ride doesn’t make the trip leisurely!
* CoolCar: Custom six seat convertibles make up the ride vehicles.
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!!Test Track provides examples of the following tropes:
* ChaoticCarRide: Bumpy
* CoolCar: Custom
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* ProductionThrowback: The 2012 version features the logo for ‘’World Of Motion’’ throughout the attraction.
* ProductPlacement: The ride was originally sponsored by General Motors before 2012 refurbishment. Afterwards, it would become sponsored by Chevrolet.
* SafetyFreak: The InUniverse vehicle testers in the original version of the ride. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] as cars need to be extremely safe to be on the road in the first place.
* TronLines: Featured heavily in the attraction after the 2012 refurbishment. The ride was the closest thing fans had to a Film/{{Tron}} ride for over a decade.
* ProductPlacement: The ride was originally sponsored by General Motors before 2012 refurbishment. Afterwards, it would become sponsored by Chevrolet.
* SafetyFreak: The InUniverse vehicle testers in the original version of the ride. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] as cars need to be extremely safe to be on the road in the first place.
* TronLines: Featured heavily in the attraction after the 2012 refurbishment. The ride was the closest thing fans had to a Film/{{Tron}} ride for over a decade.
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* ProductionThrowback: The 2012 version features the logo for ‘’World Of Motion’’ World of Motion throughout the attraction.
attraction. In 2019, a modernized version of that logo became the new pavilion logo.
* ProductPlacement: The ride was originally sponsored by General Motors before the 2012 refurbishment.Afterwards, Afterward, it would become sponsored by Chevrolet.
just their Chevrolet marque.
* SafetyFreak: The InUniverse vehicle testers in the original version of the ride.[[JustifiedTrope Justified]] {{Justified|Trope}} as cars need to be extremely safe to be on the road in the first place.
* TronLines: Featured heavily in the attraction after the 2012 refurbishment. The ride was the closest thing Walt Disney World fans had to a Film/{{Tron}} ride for over adecade.decade until Tron Lightcycle / Run opened in Magic Kingdom Park in 2023.
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* ProductPlacement: The ride was originally sponsored by General Motors before the 2012 refurbishment.
* SafetyFreak: The InUniverse vehicle testers in the original version of the ride.
* TronLines: Featured heavily in the attraction after the 2012 refurbishment. The ride was the closest thing Walt Disney World fans had to a Film/{{Tron}} ride for over a
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While the ride has not been copied in any other parks, the technology has been modified for use at ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Cars}} Radiator Springs Racers]]'' at [[Ride/{{Disneyland}} California Adventure]] and ''Journey to the Center of the Earth'' at [[Ride/TokyoDisneyResort Tokyo [=DisneySea=].]]
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While the ride has not been copied in any other parks, the technology has been modified for use at ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Cars}} ''[[Franchise/{{Cars}} Radiator Springs Racers]]'' at [[Ride/{{Disneyland}} California Adventure]] and ''Journey to the Center of the Earth'' at [[Ride/TokyoDisneyResort Tokyo [=DisneySea=].]]
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While the ride has not been copied in any other parks, the technology has been copied for ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Cars}} Radiator Springs Racers]]'' at [[Ride/{{Disneyland}} California Adventure]] and ''Journey to the Center of the Earth'' at [[Ride/TokyoDisneyResort Tokyo [=DisneySea=].]]
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While the ride has not been copied in any other parks, the technology has been copied modified for use at ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Cars}} Radiator Springs Racers]]'' at [[Ride/{{Disneyland}} California Adventure]] and ''Journey to the Center of the Earth'' at [[Ride/TokyoDisneyResort Tokyo [=DisneySea=].]]
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The original premise of the ride is a demonstration of the real tests that the vehicles we drive undergo before being sold at dealerships. The riders take the role of crash test dummies and go through a gauntlet of tests. The 2012 version features guests designing their own virtual car and ride it to test it through 4 parameters: Power, Responsiveness, Efficiency, and Capability.
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The original premise of the ride is a demonstration of the real tests that the vehicles we drive undergo before being sold at dealerships. The riders take the role of crash test dummies and go through a gauntlet of tests. The 2012 version features guests designing their own virtual car and ride riding it to test it through 4 parameters: Power, Responsiveness, Efficiency, and Capability.
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While the ride has not been copied in any other parks, the technology has been copied for ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Cars}} Radiator Springs Racers]]'' at [[Ride/{{Disneyland}} California Adventure]] and ''Journey to the Center of the Earth'' at Tokyo [=DisneySea=].
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While the ride has not been copied in any other parks, the technology has been copied for ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Cars}} Radiator Springs Racers]]'' at [[Ride/{{Disneyland}} California Adventure]] and ''Journey to the Center of the Earth'' at [[Ride/TokyoDisneyResort Tokyo [=DisneySea=].
[=DisneySea=].]]
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While the ride has not been copied in any other parks, the technology has been copied for [[WesternAnimation/{{Cars}} ''Radiator Springs Racers'']] at [[Ride/{{Disneyland}} California Adventure]] and ''Journey to the Center of the Earth'' at Tokyo [=DisneySea=].
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While the ride has not been copied in any other parks, the technology has been copied for [[WesternAnimation/{{Cars}} ''Radiator ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Cars}} Radiator Springs Racers'']] Racers]]'' at [[Ride/{{Disneyland}} California Adventure]] and ''Journey to the Center of the Earth'' at Tokyo [=DisneySea=].
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While the ride has not been copied in any other parks, the technology has been copied for [[WesternAnimation/{{Cars}} ''Radiator Springs Racers'']] at [[Ride/Disneyland California Adventure]] and ''Journey to the Center of the Earth'' at Tokyo DisneySea.
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While the ride has not been copied in any other parks, the technology has been copied for [[WesternAnimation/{{Cars}} ''Radiator Springs Racers'']] at [[Ride/Disneyland [[Ride/{{Disneyland}} California Adventure]] and ''Journey to the Center of the Earth'' at Tokyo DisneySea.
[=DisneySea=].
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Test Track is a slot car ride at [[Ride/DisneyThemeParks EPCOT]], replacing ''World Of Motion'' and opening in 1999. The original version of the ride and lasted until 2012 when it would close for a few months for a new futuristic storyline.
The original premise of the ride is a demonstration of the real tests that the vehicles we drive undergo before being sold at dealerships. The riders take the role of crash test dummies and go through a gauntlet of tests. The 2012 version features guests designing their own virtual car and ride it to test it through 4 parameters: Power, Responsiveness, Efficiency, and Capability.
The original premise of the ride is a demonstration of the real tests that the vehicles we drive undergo before being sold at dealerships. The riders take the role of crash test dummies and go through a gauntlet of tests. The 2012 version features guests designing their own virtual car and ride it to test it through 4 parameters: Power, Responsiveness, Efficiency, and Capability.
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Test Track is a slot car ride at [[Ride/DisneyThemeParks [[Ride/WaltDisneyWorld EPCOT]], replacing ''World Of Motion'' and opening in 1999. The original version of the ride and lasted until 2012 when it would close for a few months for a new futuristic storyline.
storyline.
The original premise of the ride is a demonstration of the real tests that the vehicles we drive undergo before being sold at dealerships. The riders take the role of crash test dummies and go through a gauntlet of tests.
The The 2012 version features guests designing their own virtual car and ride it to test it through 4 parameters: Power, Responsiveness, Efficiency, and Capability.
Capability.
While the ride has not been copied in any other parks, the technology has been copied for [[WesternAnimation/{{Cars}} ''Radiator Springs Racers'']] at [[Ride/Disneyland California Adventure]] and ''Journey to the Center of the Earth'' at Tokyo DisneySea.
The original premise of the ride is a demonstration of the real tests that the vehicles we drive undergo before being sold at dealerships. The riders take the role of crash test dummies and go through a gauntlet of tests.
While the ride has not been copied in any other parks, the technology has been copied for [[WesternAnimation/{{Cars}} ''Radiator Springs Racers'']] at [[Ride/Disneyland California Adventure]] and ''Journey to the Center of the Earth'' at Tokyo DisneySea.
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* CoolCar: Custom six seat convertibles make up the ride vehicles.
* CoolCar: Custom six seat convertibles make up the ride vehicles.
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* ProductPlacement: The ride was originally sponsored by General Motors before 2012 refurbishment. Afterwards, it would become sponsored by Chevrolet.
* ProductPlacement: The ride was originally sponsored by General Motors before 2012 refurbishment. Afterwards, it would become sponsored by Chevrolet.
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ProductionThrowback: ProductionThrowback: The 2012 version features the logo for ‘’World Of Motion’’ throughout the attraction.
* ProductPlacement: The ride was originally sponsored by General Motors before 2012 refurbishment. Afterwards, it would become sponsored by Chevrolet.
* ProductPlacement: The ride was originally sponsored by General Motors before 2012 refurbishment. Afterwards, it would become sponsored by Chevrolet.
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* SafetyFreak: The InUniverse vehicle testers in the original version of the ride. JustifiedTrope as cars need to be extremely safe to be on the road in the first place.
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* SafetyFreak: The InUniverse vehicle testers in the original version of the ride. JustifiedTrope [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] as cars need to be extremely safe to be on the road in the first place.
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Test Track is a slot car ride at [[Ride/DisneyThemeParks EPCOT]], replacing ''World Of Motion'' and opening in 1999. The original version of the ride and lasted until 2012 when it would close for a few months for a new futuristic storyline.
The original premise of the ride is a demonstration of the real tests that the vehicles we drive undergo before being sold at dealerships. The riders take the role of crash test dummies and go through a gauntlet of tests. The 2012 version features guests designing their own virtual car and ride it to test it through 4 parameters: Power, Responsiveness, Efficiency, and Capability.
!! ''Test Track'' provides examples of the following tropes:
* ChaoticCarRide: Bumpy Roads, High speed turning, almost crashing into a truck…the ride doesn’t make the trip leisurely!
* JumpScare: The ride vehicle enters a tunnel…and you almost crash into a truck!
* ProductionThrowback: The 2012 version features the logo for ‘’World Of Motion’’ throughout the attraction.
* ProductPlacement: The ride was originally sponsored by General Motors before 2012 refurbishment. Afterwards, it would become sponsored by Chevrolet.
* SafetyFreak: The InUniverse vehicle testers in the original version of the ride. JustifiedTrope as cars need to be extremely safe to be on the road in the first place.
* TronLines: Featured heavily in the attraction after the 2012 refurbishment. The ride was the closest thing fans had to a Film/{{Tron}} ride for over a decade.
The original premise of the ride is a demonstration of the real tests that the vehicles we drive undergo before being sold at dealerships. The riders take the role of crash test dummies and go through a gauntlet of tests. The 2012 version features guests designing their own virtual car and ride it to test it through 4 parameters: Power, Responsiveness, Efficiency, and Capability.
!! ''Test Track'' provides examples of the following tropes:
* ChaoticCarRide: Bumpy Roads, High speed turning, almost crashing into a truck…the ride doesn’t make the trip leisurely!
* JumpScare: The ride vehicle enters a tunnel…and you almost crash into a truck!
* ProductionThrowback: The 2012 version features the logo for ‘’World Of Motion’’ throughout the attraction.
* ProductPlacement: The ride was originally sponsored by General Motors before 2012 refurbishment. Afterwards, it would become sponsored by Chevrolet.
* SafetyFreak: The InUniverse vehicle testers in the original version of the ride. JustifiedTrope as cars need to be extremely safe to be on the road in the first place.
* TronLines: Featured heavily in the attraction after the 2012 refurbishment. The ride was the closest thing fans had to a Film/{{Tron}} ride for over a decade.
