Is Lightning Lane Worth It for Test Track?

EPCOT · World Discovery · Based on 30 park days from the last 30 days

OUR VERDICT
Worth Booking with Multi Pass
Its posted standby wait averaged 67 min over the last 30 park days, so Lightning Lane saves about 57 min (standby minus up to 10 min in the Lightning Lane line). It sold out while the park was open on 30 of 30 days, usually with no return times left by about 10:00 AM park time. Book it early in your Multi Pass selections.
Included with Multi Pass
67 min
Average Standby Wait
30 of 30
Days It Sold Out
57 min
Time Saved
~10:00 AM
No Return Times Left By

Time saved is the average posted standby minus up to 10 minutes in the Lightning Lane line. A day counts as sold out when the ride's Lightning Lane showed no return times for at least 60 minutes in a row while the ride was open, starting more than 2 hours before the park closed. Running out in the last two hours happens to almost every ride and isn't counted. We call a Lightning Lane worth it when the ride's average posted standby wait over the period was 30 minutes or more, so skipping the line saves about 20 minutes or more (standby minus up to 10 minutes in the Lightning Lane). "No return times left by" is the park-local median time, on those days, that the ride's live feed first showed no Lightning Lane return times; it can differ from when a paid pass stopped selling.

Test Track — ride facts

Location
World Discovery · EPCOT
Type
Thrill ride
Ride length
~4 min
Height requirement
40" or taller
Setting
Indoor (climate-controlled)
Lightning Lane
Lightning Lane Multi Pass

Test Track is an attraction in World Discovery at EPCOT. It lasts about 4 minutes. Minimum height: 40 inches. It is included in Lightning Lane Multi Pass. Listed audiences include: Kids and Adults. It is indoors.

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