Overview
- Walt Disney Imagineering has posted photos and video showing the Spider‑Man coaster running at full speed with weighted dummies strapped into seats to simulate riders.
- The ride reached this stage after track work finished in summer and slow push‑pull clearance runs began in September to verify clearances around the train.
- Imagineers removed the reach‑envelope fixtures used in earlier tests before the high‑speed runs, a routine step that follows measured slow passes.
- The coaster is part of a new W.E.B.‑themed Spider‑Man land that includes Spider‑Bots, murals created with local artists, and other Marvel character elements shared at D23.
- No public opening date has been announced; next steps are progressively faster load tests, regulator inspections, soft openings for guests, and final commissioning.