TRON Lightcycle Run | Disney World

Last Updated on: February 1st, 2023

Here is everything you need to know about the amazing TRON Lightcycle Run at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom including history, reviews, fun facts, photos and more. I hope you find this listing informative and helpful!

TRON Lightcycle Run | Disney World Description

TRON Lightcycle Run (Disney World)The new TRON Lightcycle Run ride is assumed to be similar to the Shanghai Disney Resort ride of the same name. The ride will be heavily themed to resemble the look and feel of the groundbreaking 1982 Disney movie TRON.

Where Will the TRON Ride be Located?

The new ride will be locate behind Space Mountain in the Magic Kingdom’s Tomorrowland. It is a previously-undeveloped spot that will likely either abut or incorporate the Walt Disney World Railroad. It will also be located near the Tomorrowland Speedway, which will be altered to accommodate the new ride. Both the Railroad and Speedway will close for part of 2019 as construction takes over their current space.

Ride construction began in February 2018 and can be seen from Fantasyland’s Storybook Circus.

Ride Experience:

The TRON Lightcycle Run will be a coaster-style attraction that allows riders to board a train of two-wheeled Lightcycles for a thrilling race through the digital frontier.



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