Test Track attraction from Chevy and Disney lets public design their own vehicles
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The new Test Track updates the original Test Track sponsored by GM
Visitors will design and test their very own vehicles
Chevy will also have some of its own design on display
Visitors will get a look behind the scenes of Chevy design
The new Test Track opens in December
The Test Track ride is located in Epcot Theme Park
Visitors will get a look behind the scenes of Chevy design
Guests will design vehicles with the help of computer hardware
The guest's vehicle information will be saved using RFID technology
Chevy worked closely with Disney in rethinking the ride
Visitors should gain a new appreciation for car design
The new Test Track opens in December
Budding designers can evaluate their design in a six-person car
Article Summary
Any kid that has dreamt of designing their own car now has the chance to make that dream a (virtual) reality. A collaboration between Chevy designers and Walt Disney Imagineers has resulted in a redesigned, refocused Test Track at the Epcot Theme Park. Instead of telling the tale of vehicle testing and research like the original Test Track did, the new Test Track winds the clock back to the design phase.
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