Crews have installed supports for the new Test Track entrance overhang at EPCOT.
Test Track Construction
When we last checked on Test Track construction, the attraction’s sign had been completely removed. The ground directly in front of the building was still largely exposed dirt. The dirt has been cleaned up some and now scaffolding is in front of the main entrance.
Six new v-shaped support structures have been installed on concrete blocks in front of the entrance. These will support the new overhang, which will curve out from below the exterior track. Dark tarps hang over parts of the scaffolding.
We could also see the supports from the ground. They reach several feet above the construction walls.
For now, the supports are just bare steel. They will probably be covered in weather-proof sheathing and paneling.
Below is concept art of the new overhang.
Despite what the concept art above says, Test Track will revert to their General Motors sponsorship instead of Chevrolet (a division of GM). The attraction is scheduled to reopen in late summer 2025 after over a year of construction. The new story will draw inspiration from World of Motion, the ride Test Track replaced in 1999, and celebrate the history of transportation advancements. The queue will feature six exhibits dedicated to the vehicles and people who helped push those advancements.
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