This ride is recently opened again and it's a fun ride for most ages as it's an interactive…read moreshooting game. Because of the nature of the game, I couldn't recall any of the scenes. I also have zero clue how to track where my shot is positioned or how to earn points. I'm just randomly shooting and shooting and shooting. The ride may also pause during operation. The guns continue to work so keep shooting for points. The ride queue is colorful and more interesting than most. The wait times fluctuate so keep any eye on them. Longer than 30 minutes is a no for me for me.

Buzz Lightyear is one of my favorite characters, but his ride glitched so many times which was…read morecrazy! The laser blasters stopped working and the game had to be stopped two to three times in the same ride, even all the bright lights came on and ride came to a complete stop. Stuck in there for about 10 minutes and can't wait to get out.

I have mixed feelings about this ride, especially since it replaced the Shrek show which I really…read moreenjoyed, though that may be an unpopular opinion. Totally see the draw of this ride for younger kids, though- if you like Despicable Me or minions at all it could be quite a treat. It is certainly sensory overload. You stand on a moving belt with a ray gun and shoot at things on each screen as the rooms go along. It's incredibly chaotic and pretty difficult to tell what you're actually shooting at most of the time and what the goal is. But I do like a laser tag type game so I don't mind it too much. The staff at this ride have always been pretty awesome too. A recent time my gun didn't work when we went through, so I couldn't even participate and try to shoot at random things. I told the worker at the end so they could try to fix it (it would be way more sad if a little kid went through and their gun wasn't working) and they offered to let me and my friend go right through the ride again with a working gun. They moved us straight to the front of the line for a redo, which was really nice. I don't think this ride is worth waiting any more than like even 45 minutes for, but it can be a good little bit of fun and chaos. The queue is also pretty fun and interactive.

This was themed for the movie franchise The Minions, so my mom had to check it out. I found this a…read morelittle anticlimactic and kind of boring in general. Likely geared more towards a kid or fans of The Minions. Personally, a one and done attraction for me.

Test Track, newly redesigned, located at EPCOT, is the high speed driving simulator. It has been…read morereopened for a few months, and it has been busy and popular and always a long wait since. My wife and I finally got to ride. We ended up waiting almost 40 minutes at PARK OPEN! The posted wait was 60 minutes but it was shorter. The line is all inside, which is perfect in the summer. But it is long. There are things to look at, things to read, TVs, cars of the future and more to see in line, but let's be honest, its a line. The old part where you design your own vehicle has also been removed. The ride takes you through a few different scenes, showcasing what cars can do, potentially what cars of the future can look like. You travel through different scenes, a nice scenic drive, then to the most elaborate part which I won't spoil but it is amazing. Then you blast through and you are outside on the track which takes you up to 65 MPH. You are actually backstage which is neat for guests to see. It is nothing crazy, no big drops, no spins, it feels as though you are riding in a convertible. They do have seatbelts that everyone must wear. There is the standard line and then fast pass line for an additional charge. They also have a single riders line but please note your party probably and will be split. The single rider line is used to fill in gaps to keep the cars full. There are 2 rows per car, 3 seats per row. You are in a car. The new changes are actually really cool. I do enjoy the changes they made but Im not sure where the nods to the original building ride, World of Motion are. I didn't see them. But overall this is a fun ride. We went during the day but the night is different since you do go outside during the end of the ride. They also take your photo. Overall, I would say ride it, check it out. I enjoy it! ACES!

Test Track is the high speed driving simulator ride at EPCOT. It has reopened in the last few…read moremonths after a long period of refurbishment. Since it's reopening, it has seen very very long lines. We finally got to experience it. We were there literally at open. Because of the early morning hours for resort guests, at park open, the line was already at an hour. It's newly redesigned so it wasn't surprising. The actual wait was probably closer to 40-minutes. The line is very nice. It is all pretty much inside (great in the summer), they have futuristic looking cars, things to ready about and more. It keeps you "occupied" while waiting. Since the redesign they did take out the section where you get to create your own vehicle. The ride takes you through a fun joyride with thrills of what cars could do, what they could look like, you go through the open roads and fun innovations. It has high speeds, stops, turns but nothing crazy. It is really like riding in a convertible. I actually really enjoy the changes. I remember the original Test Track with all the test dummies and I do wish they would have brought some of the original aspects back but the new updated it beautiful. The last part of the ride is the outside driving part that takes up to speeds of 65 MPH. Right before you break through the barrier, the new design is just absolutely amazing! It is a glimpse into the future and I don't want to spoil it. It is absolutely beautiful.

I have not been on this ride in about five years and it was not at all like I remembered. It used…read moreto be that you were building a car and trying it out in different hazardous weather and road conditions . The hazardous conditions are gone, and now it is just a thrill ride where you can race around in a car at speeds of up to 60 m.p.h. The final lap is outside around the upper edge of the building which is really fun! When we went, the queue for the ride had a wait time of almost 2 hours. Test Track is one of the two rides in Epcot that usually has a single rider line. A car holds three passengers in front, and three passengers in back so since it's an odd number in a row; they pull people from a single rather line very quickly. My friend and I went in the single rider line and we waited about 10 minutes total. We also got placed in the car next to each other, which was a bonus! Test Track is a really fun ride; suitable for almost everyone!

General Motors created a fantastic, fast ride at a Disney park. We didn't have a Lightning Pass, so…read morewe waited in the queue for about 40 minutes. The ride itself was exciting and fast. We were surprised by the change of pace during the ride, which was a nice element of surprise. My spouse and I thoroughly enjoyed the experience, it was interesting. One unusual aspect was the exit after the ride. Typically, riders would exit into a shopping area, but in this case, they exited into a display area featuring various vehicles. The cars showcased were remarkably costly.We admired them briefly, but then moved on to the other attractions at EPCOT. Overall, the ride was excellent; we had a great time, but the exit area felt more like an auto show.

I think this ride gets WAY more hate than it deserves (seemingly not on Yelp though...?) Yes it is…read morebasically a copy and paste of Spiderman but it's still fun. the queue is mostly inside. It's a decent length ride. Is it my favorite ride? No. But I don't get the hate it gets either. If you get motion sick this one may be difficult (good luck to you at UOR) My husband does and he has no issue with it though.

I've definitely seen the first Transformers movie and at least one more but I couldn't even tell…read moreyou how many are in the series. And I watched a few episodes of the cartoon as a kid but was never a fan. It was such a transparent gimmick to sell the toys and the toys actually seemed cooler than the cartoon. I preferred imagining my own adventures. Skywarp could go off on a mission with the Millennium Falcon if I wanted. Somehow Transformers seemed like a backburner ride when we made our way over from Islands of Adventure to Universal Studios Florida. Maybe that was good in a way as we'd already eaten dinner and had our bellies nice and full and our spirits lifted by the Mardi Gras parade when we made our way over to Transformers. I do like how Michael Bay is such a fan of shooting in Detroit and even the queue was giving some Detroit abandoned factory vibes... maybe not exactly abandoned but just vibing in that direction. A whole gaggle of slightly drunk blonde women were on our train at the front while we sat at the back. These were the type of women who can sometimes get on my nerves but in this context they just made the ride more hype. They were absolutely loving it. And to my slight surprise so was I. Transformers: The Ride 3D just kicks so much ass. It's like a grittier Spider-Man where the CGI feels more realistic than the animation over in Marvel Land. All Spark is the MacGuffin here but it's all about the screeching tires, thunderous metallic punches, Bumblebee rocking Rick James and James Brown, explosions and fireballs like ooo wee! That blowed up real good! and getting whipped around a city I wanted to be the far more abandoned Detroit of 25 years ago than the happening place of today. (I'm pretty sure I spotted the People Mover and some Detroit buildings though they might have been remixed a bit.) The part where you get dragged through an entire floor of an office building is just so awesome as is the inevitable scene at the end where you plummet a couple dozen stories only to be saved from a devastating impact with terra firma at the last instant. I won't fault them for following the Spider-Man blueprint for a grand finale here. I'd be happy to roll out with the Autobots again even if it's with the pedal pub crew who were going up on a Tuesday in early March. Transformers was my second favorite ride at Universal Studios Florida, behind only The Simpsons.

5 stars as a non-rollercoaster person. I was actually quite terrified of this ride, and as I type,…read morehaving survived, I can look back now fondly and say it was so much fun, so worth any wait, and a thrill that is perfect for people who are not into coasters. We rope-dropped this one and ran straight for the queue. Even with early entry and running we still waited just over 30 minutes as the first ride of the day. This was our first day on the trip so first time really taking inthe details, and the sights and sounds. This is one of my favorite vingettes, they really thought of every detail, so if you enjoy the attention to detail of these rides waiting in line is fun, as there is is always something to look at. The ride itself is about 3 minutes, and starts tame with some twists and turns, then you get the GO GO GO part and zoom into some big hills, lots of screams, I like the slinky part, and how the coaster moves. Every from 5-70yo enjoyed the ride and it was a top 5 of the whole trip. I do highly recommend lightning lanes for this if you dont have early entry. The nice part was the because we got in and this was done so early, there were no lines for other rides near by like alien saucers and stars wars, which you walk through. Making it a great ride to start the day.

As someone who has a little bit of motion sickness, this ride almost did me in. Haha. My son pushed…read moreme to go on it because he didn't want to get paired up with a stranger next to him on the ride. I rode it with him and needed a moment to myself after the ride. It was fun though. Entertaining and all things that you'd want in a roller coaster.

Tiana's Bayou is a blast! I went on it three times when our family took a trip to Disney, and every…read moretime there was something to get excited about or something that I hadn't noticed the first time! There is so much detail in the ride, and the animatronics look amazing and almost alive! I would recommend a lightning lane for this one, but it definitely depends on the time of day you go. For example, we went at 1 pm on a Wednesday and had lightning lanes (since the regular line was a 40 minute wait), but went on the weekend at 10 am and it was a 10 minute wait. You will probably get wet on this wherever you're sitting, but however, you get pretty soaked in the front row compared to the back. Don't worry though--the water feels very refreshing in that Florida heat!! PRO TIP: there's a picture on the big drop while you're going down, so look alive! Have a great time if you go on the ride! Thanks for reading! -A

This was our first time with the water ride's new theme with Princess Tiana and her friends on the…read morebayou. The ride to the hill is full of music, colorful scenes and a few dips. The final drop is a big one. We were placed in the front and second row ... soaked. The line queue begins outside and midway you will be indoors where you'll be treated to scenes and images related to Tiana. Like most rides you'll end seeing your group photo and gift shop. Restrooms are nearby the gift shop exit.

What a fun cute ride. We used the Lightening lanes on this ride and had a minimum wait. It's a fun…read moretwisty turning ride kind of like the Peter Pan ride. You just go back and forth on the track. Nothing daring or scary, just filled with cuteness. The line has a little play area in the line. I can't exactly describe it, but there is stuff to touch going through the lines for the kids.

Kiddie ride with Winnie the Pooh story telling, perfect for young boys and girls age three to…read moreseven. Ride is very slow moving and pretty short too. Nothing too fancy.