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↩ replying to wdwmagicI really love some of what I’ve been seeing since Bruce Vaughn has returned to lead Imagineering. The public facing image seems more cohesive, organized and more engaged with fans. Having Rohde and other previous Imagineers back to provide mentorship, the restart of the Illusions Lab, and even things like the Imagineering YouTube Channel are all fantastic.
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↩ replying to wdwmagicI am trying to avoid Test Track spoilers until I can ride it. I would would love to see this video though. Can I watch it and avoid spoilers or should I wait till after my trip?
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↩ replying to Figments FriendI completely agree. It’s the best version of test track. We rode it for the first time this past weekend.
Totally old school Epcot. 👏 👏
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↩ replying to dennis-in-ctIn my opinion, its fine but its not the best.
TT 1.0 was the best and truly represented the name Test Track.
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Has there ever been an attraction with as many extensive makeovers? I have a feeling I'll be taking my grandkids on TT 7 (Yeah, 7) .0 and spinning yarns about kiosks in the queue and rambling on about how version 5.3 was peak Test Track.
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↩ replying to dlfan1313If You Wings/Dreamflight/Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin was the first thing to come to mind. I'm sure there's a couple more.
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↩ replying to VicariousCorpseYeah, forgot about If You Had Wings—a shocking ommision considering that little gem of a theme song.
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↩ replying to dlfan1313It beats shoving the Cars IP in there.
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↩ replying to HMFOh, heck yeah, it does! Good thinking. Maybe we should collectively abandon this whole discussion before it's too late.
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↩ replying to HMFAs much as I love Test Track, I would trade it in 2 seconds for Radiator Springs Racers.
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↩ replying to VicariousCorpseMaybe in a different park. RSR would be completely thematically inappropriate for EPCOT. Not that that has stopped them before.
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↩ replying to HMFIt's not stopping them from putting Cars in Frontierland sooo... What did Unkie Joe say about theming versus decorating or something akin to that? At this point, I have no idea what the theme of Epcot's front door is anyway, so I guess anything goes.
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↩ replying to dlfan1313I agree. As far as the upper brass at Disney is concerned "Theme" and "Story" are far less important than "Promotion" and "Money". Might as well make all the parks as indistinguishable as Six Flags while they are at it.
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See, the logo is not just in the outside loop!!!...