Tomorrowland Speedway

A decent ride through the fumes of nostalgia, but the steering feels more like wrestling a wild boar than driving a car. Fun for a quick lap, especially with kids, but any hopes of a smooth cruise through the future are quickly dashed by the stubborn, clunky controls.

5 stars from my daughters' side as they enjoyed a lot. We actually rode three times because they loved to steer the car. The average wait time was approximately 10 minutes. The exhaust fumes causes really strong smell . Although the paddle is a little far for kids to reach but they could still manage to "drive" the car. Some kids do not follow the no hitting rule and you can get bumped from behind. Overall good experience for the kids.

My grown kids still love this attraction. Sometimes cars don’t go as fast as the others and you can expect to get rammed from behind by a 10 year old. The fumes from the car engines is strong. I imagine that they will convert to electric at some point in the future. You can get great views of Tron, People Mover, and Space Mountain while on this ride.

We visited Tuesday afternoon after Memorial day. We had a Lightning Lane and entered the line around 1p. We waited maybe 12-16 minutes to actually board the ride. The pedals are a bit far for kids, but it’s fun for the grownup to push the pedal and the kids to do the driving. The track is a little dated and there’s not much to look at, but overall, it’s a good classic ride.

As an annual pass holder and someone who had been coming here for decades, the only reason you would ride this ride if you have kids or nostalgic feelings. Otherwise the steering feels like it’s broke in these cars, it might actually be who knows. The ride is ok it needs a serious update though.

A fun Disney classic with short weight times. Great for any little driver, or any big driver. It’s characteristic petrol scent and winding race track make for a memorable time!

Great themed ride . The cast members are very nice and do a great job of running the ride. The cars are fun and it is worth the wait. ....... my only thing is I have ridden this ride many times and think it's time for and upgrade the fumes can very strong , would be nice if they came up with an alternative ...... overall I love the Speedway.....

In my opinion, this is the worst attraction at the Magic Kingdom. I get that kids like to drive cars, and that it doesn't matter much if a gown adult like me likes this attraction. That being said, Disneyland's Autopia has far more features, which makes their version almost exciting. I'm sure Tomorrowland Speedway will be on the chopping block someday soon as it neither fits Tomorrowland theming nor are the cars speedy... and that this attraction takes up more space than the Rivers of America and Tom Sawyers Island combined. There is just nothing futuristic about ICE cars, particularly the model cars used. For the speed they go, the stench of hydrocarbons is impressive. Kids who didn't grow up with actual cars smelling like this will get a nice glimpse into the distant past. If kids continue to get a kick out of it, I would think an electric car manufacturer could be convinced to sponsor a faster electric version, possibly even trackless with lidar safety features, which at least would bring Tomorrowland Speedway up to the present. Until that happens, it wouldn't hurt to make the track exiting and the ride entrance less like something that rolled off a truck at a county faire.