Disney Vacation Club Preview Announced for Reimagined Test Track at EPCOT

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New Test Track concept art

Posted: Monday June 30, 2025 11:06am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

Disney has announced that eligible Disney Vacation Club (DVC) Members will have the opportunity to experience the newly reimagined Test Track at EPCOT before it officially reopens on July 22, 2025. The DVC Member preview will take place on July 12, with registration opening July 8 for those who meet the eligibility requirements.

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Who Is Eligible?

To participate in the preview, DVC Members must:

Have a qualifying Walt Disney World Resort hotel reservation booked prior to July 6, 2025
Use their eligible Membership to book the resort stay
Be staying at the resort on the event date, July 12, 2025

Eligible Members should watch their email inboxes for a registration link and additional event details starting July 8.

The DVC Member preview follows Cast Member previews (June 27–July 10) and comes just before Annual Passholder previews, which run July 13–19 (excluding July 17). Additional preview opportunities for Golden Oak residents and Club 33 Members are expected to be announced soon.

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TheMaxRebo2 days ago

Help people position themselves while riding down the elevator from Space 220 and not get turned around

DisneyCane2 days ago

It's so that the astronauts departing the Space Station know where to aim for if they want to experience ground transportation immediately after returning to earth.

MisterPenguin2 days ago

Worst. Labyrinth. Ever.

VicariousCorpse2 days ago

So the 50 foot logo is in case I get lost while riding Test Track?

DreamfinderGuy2 days ago

Man some of you are dramatic. The logos were designed as a wayfinding system. They got brought back as a wayfinding system. Sure the old logos died with their pavilions, that's why they're all gone now and the new ones all have their differences from them.

MisterPenguin2 days ago

People wanted the logo. People didn't want the logo. The logo is the issue. The whys don't change what I pointed out. Why didn't you say what you said to those looking for the logo? I'm sure they'd be happy to hear why they're wrong to have wanted it.

HMF2 days ago

The logo is not the issue. it's the message behind it. ostensibly, yes Disney is leaning into the original idea of the circular logos for the pavilions again. But very few of the attractions there aspire to the greatness that the original EPCOT aspired to. They know the 1980s EPCOT was popular now. They just can't seem to figure out why.

HMF2 days ago

EPCOT itself is very clearly a reflection of the world it was built in. The EPCOT of the first 20 years was perfect for its time. We aspired to a better world, We knew the importance of science and technology and we had hope for the future.. The EPCOT of the second 20 years also reflected it's time perfectly, The glorification of stupidity, crass commercialization and market worship and a future that does not look quite so promising. EPCOT really is a mirror of the society it is in.

MrNonacho3 days ago

I’m glad I can find at least a little bit of happiness in this rather than just cynicism.

HauntedPirate3 days ago

The logo’s died with the original pavilions. Attempting to keep them around these days is just WDI trying to seem cool while beating a dead horse. IMHO.

MisterPenguin3 days ago

People were falling all over themselves to criticize Disney for not having the logo prominently place. Some of them were even sincere in their criticism!!

HauntedPirate3 days ago

It’s a sad commentary on the management regime that’s been in place for the better part of 20 years. And an even sadder commentary on park fans.

HMF3 days ago

That does seem to basically be the only thing interesting happening around WDW right now which is indeed a sad state of affairs but everything else looks pretty bad so this is what we have been reduced to.