Dear dear Disney travel reopening – and fans are pleased: ‘This is what I had to hear’

The trip was initially closed in June 2024, much to disappoint the adrenaline jungles in the park.

According to Walt Disney World News today, the journey is expected to return as Test Track 3.0, and will be proud of some new features – a fresh musical result, rebuilt stories and new knowledge of futuristic technology, among other things.

General Motors, which sponsored the original 1.0 test test, has also been confirmed to return as a route for reconstruction, removing Chevrolet, which was responsible for Test Track 2.0.

In addition to his intriguing futuristic aesthetics that attracts car buffets and EPCOT enthusiasts alike, the Test Track is best known for its speed – is the rapid attraction among all Disney Park trips, scoring in a 65 -mile per hour.

Exceptionally, fans respond to the excitement announcement.

“Yes! I can’t wait,” one fan withdrew, while another said, “I’m ready to speak.”

“That just made my son’s day,” shared an enthusiastic fan, while another went on stage, “That’s what I had to hear.”

Given that tasting track has gone through some visible rhinuviations – with some better taken than others – some commentators were suspicious of reopening news.

“Hopefully it’s better than the previous repetition,” said a skeptic park.

Renews at Disney Parks can take some few days to several months, and the breakdowns are generally quite rare, thanks to the meticulous process of inspection and repair of the Mainains Park.

“We have a meter -based program,” said Fredrick Cox Jr., Director of Production at the Walt Disney World’s central stores for Fox Business. “Everyone we have made x number laps around the track.

“We make a fragmentation,” COX continued. “We chop it, and we inspect everything, everything on the journey. Bolts, bears, flocks, panels, you name it.”

Typically, the closures are planned prematurely-the tasting trace is proof is evidence of this-but the case dysfunction occurs, much for the rage of Disney-Goers. Cox says adjustments usually take somewhere from 15 minutes to an hour or two to finish.

As a result of other closures, some Disney fans begin to disturb that track test would be among the closed trips.

Above all, beloved attractions as Rivers of America, Tom Sawyer Island and Liberty Square Riverboat have recently been announced that they are closing to make the way to Piston Peak National Park, a new area dedicated to the pixar “Cars” exclusivity.

Nostalgic park parks have also commissioned the late loss-closed in 2011 to make room for Mickey’s Fantasyland, the miraculous village, the sixth of life imitating some of Mickey Mouse’s most famous attractions.

Fortunately for Test Track fans, the trip will come back later this summer, but Disney fans should keep a look for any other closure – and spend time in your favorite attractions before they disappear, as a fan advised in the park announcement on Instagram.