The scaffolding surrounding the new roof structure by Test Track has been completely removed, and construction crew members have now dug a massive hole in front of the building.
Test Track Scaffolding Removed
During our previous Test Track construction update, a large section of the scaffolding erected near the new roof structure had been removed. At the time of writing, all of the scaffolding is now completely gone, revealing the nearly complete roof for the first time.
The curved roof looks almost identical to the previously released concept art for the attraction. The panels on either side are supposed to be silver, but it appears they are still wrapped in protective plastic to keep the metal from getting scratched.
Zooming in a little closer, we can also see where construction crew members were all working together to dig a large hole on the left side. This hole is not for the updated attraction sign, as that is supposed to go in the large circular cutout seen at the bottom of this picture.
Most of the space around the Test Track building in EPCOT was torn up during the renovation process. New concrete will need to be poured down the central path and along the right side of the building. This right corner is currently being used to stage construction materials and tools.
While we have been keeping track of the exterior work, Disney has confirmed that the reimagined Test Track will primarily focus on changes to the overall ride experience. Disney has shared a video of construction crew members working inside the ride area, which is set to include a new forest section and be inspired by the original World of Motion attraction. Test Track is expected to reopen sometime in late 2025.
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