Tomorrowland Speedway

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What It Is
Drive-'em yourself miniature cars
Our Rating

Current Wait Time
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Lightning Lane	2:20pm

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Appeal By Age
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Preschool
Grade School
Teens
Young Adults
Over 30
Seniors

Touring Info
Loading speed	Slow
Wait per 100 people ahead	4.5 minutes
Assumes	285-car turnover every 20 minutes
When to go Before 10 a.m. or during last 2 hours before closing.

General Info
Location	Tomorrowland
Opening Date	October 1, 1971
Duration	4 minutes
Scope and Scale	Major Attraction
Closures / Refurbishments

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Description And Comments

An elaborate miniature raceway with gas-powered cars that travel up to 7 mph. The raceway, with its sleek cars and racing noises, is quite alluring. The cars poke along on a guide rail, leaving drivers little to do, but teens and many adults still enjoy it.

Touring Tips

This attraction offers Lightning Lane via Genie+.
Open for Early Theme Park Entry.
Open for Extended Evening Theme Park Hours.

This ride is visually appealing, and loads of the 9-and-under set love it (adults, not so much). If your child is too short to drive, ride along and allow him or her to steer the car while you work the foot pedal.

A mom from North Billerica, Massachusetts, writes:

I was truly amazed by the number of adults in line—the only reason I could think of for that would be an insane desire to go on absolutely every ride at Disney World. The cars aren’t a whole lot of fun, and they tend to pile up at the end, so it takes almost as long to get off as it did to get on.

A dad from Pleasantville, New York, had this to say:

This is one attraction I wish they would replace with something better. It’s boring and it smells bad.

The line for the speedway snakes across a pedestrian bridge to the ride’s loading areas. Here’s a tip for a shorter wait: Turn right off the bridge, and then head to the first loading area rather than continuing to the second one.