Hollywood Drift pull test car shows up in new photos
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A photographer's photos show the Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift pull test car moving along the track toward the station; no opening date is known.
Based on photos posted on X. Disney or Universal hasn't confirmed these details.

Photos posted by bioreconstruct on X show the Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift pull test car in a new spot along the track, and the photographer says it is headed for the station. No official source in this report confirms any of it, so treat it as an unverified photo report.
What the photos show
The images show a black ride vehicle with rows of black seats and red lights across its rear, sitting on white and silver track among blue steel supports. Some frames include scaffolding, cables hanging from equipment, plastic-wrapped boxes and a chain-link fence. In one comparison photo, yellow labels point to a "Switch Track" and a "Next Travel" section of track, and a label above the car reads "Oct 8." Those labels are text inside the image and are quoted here as written.
What the photographer says
In the first post, bioreconstruct described the shots as the car's current location and noted that a second photo shows where the car was eight days earlier, after passing through the switch track for The Spike. The car, the photographer says, is now in a roughly parallel location, on the way to the station. A follow-up post with two more photos of the car's current location said it will soon leave the CityWalk area and travel to the station.
What isn't known
Nothing in the posts gives an opening date, a testing schedule, or an explanation of what a pull test involves for this ride. The photos do not establish a timeline, and the eight-day gap is the photographer's comparison between two sightings, not a measure of how fast work is moving. No official statement backs up the photographer's description of where the car is headed.
What it means for a visit
For now, nothing changes for trip planning. A test vehicle moving along the track is a visible sign of work on the attraction, but it is not a sign the ride is ready for guests. Nothing in the photos or captions ties the car's position to an opening date.
Sources
- @bioreconstruct · photos on X
- @bioreconstruct · photos on X
By the Standby team


