Photos: Speed Towards Tomorrow with Test Track's Future Drive ID Experience

Find it inside Test Track Gear Shop!

Commemorate your trip around EPCOT’s Test Track with a new ID experience found in the post-show area of the attraction. 

What’s Happening:

  • Last July, Disney debuted the third iteration of Test Track!
  • Met to rave reviews from fans, especially in comparison to the Test Track 2.0, the EPCOT attraction invites guests into a journey through the innovations and joys of driving.
  • While you don’t officially need a license to take on Test Track, now fans getting off the experience can pick a special attraction themed ID card after experiencing the attraction. 
  • Located in the Test Track Gear Shop, the Test Track Future Driver ID is a highly themed photo booth that prints out souvenir licenses. 

  • Fans of Disneyland’s Autopia may find this familiar, and these are similar cards that are highly customizable.
  • Running for $15, fans will enter the photo booth and take a series of pictures. 
  • You are able to choose between different filters as well as choose your favorite headshot for the card. 

  • After making your selection, you’ll get a printed version of the ID with an issue date on the day you purchased the souvenir.
  • The ID features a futuristic, translucent design, and EPCOT fans will also notice a nod to World of Motion.

  • Test Track Future Driver ID is available now at EPCOT!
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