Design a virtual concept car and put it to the test on this thrilling, high-octane attraction.
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Apr 7, 2024
This was one of the few rides at Epcot that had a single rider option. We skipped all the designer vehicle options probably because we got right on the ride with minimum wait. It was fun and the last… Full review by Javisdad
Feb 23, 2024
Definitely a must do and overall this was our kid's favorite ride in the entire park. Decent waits but well worth it overall. Full review by themanofec
Jan 26, 2024
One of the most popular rides at Epcot. The highlight is when you hit the banked outdoor track hitting speeds over 60mph. While the entire ride is fun, this ending is exhilarating. Wait times can be … Full review by TravelingSoccerLoon
How fast is this? What ride can it be compared to in any park?
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It is different from other rides as there is a part at the beginning where you design your car, then you are seated in a 6 person vehicle and it goes on a test drive. Imagine teaching …
It is different from other rides as there is a part at the beginning where you design your car, then you are seated in a 6 person vehicle and it goes on a test drive. Imagine teaching someone to drive with lots of stops and starts some hills and then some curves in a dark ride with neon and projections that show how well your car is doing. The last part of the ride speeds up and goes out of the dark ride and it is fast but not G-Force fast, maybe 50-60 miles per hour around a very generous turn-circle. It feels about as fast as Thunder Mountain Railroad.
When did the ride change? Read some reviews that state it is jerky with sudden stops. We go in May, in our 60’s and 70’s, I have some mobility and neck issues. Would love to ride it as it looks great on you tube but a bit nervous about the impact on my body. Any help in what the ride is like since changes would be most helpful. Thank you.
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I have a shoulder injury and sometimes some of the rides can be a bit jerky. I did not find this to be difficult as it is not a side to side jerk just more like the kind of ride you might …
I have a shoulder injury and sometimes some of the rides can be a bit jerky. I did not find this to be difficult as it is not a side to side jerk just more like the kind of ride you might experience teaching someone how to drive.
We are in our 60’s & not at all into roller coasters, have a bit of neck issues. This sounds like a really fun ride, but curious if it’s too much like a roller coaster or would be a “ jerky” ride that would put pressure on the neck? Any advice is appreciated!!
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It probably depends on the severity of the underlying neck problem and the triggers for any pain/relapse. The most likely concern would be the sudden acceleration and stopping. …
It probably depends on the severity of the underlying neck problem and the triggers for any pain/relapse. The most likely concern would be the sudden acceleration and stopping. Personally, I would play it safe and avoid it, as you don't want to ruin the rest of your holiday over a single ride.
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