We’re super excited for the day we finally get to take our first ride on TRON Lightcycle Run at Magic Kingdom!
TRON Lightcycle Run Construction
We’ve been keeping a close eye on the progress we can see from the ground while we’re visiting the park. And now, we’re checking in with another update on how the TRON construction is moving along!
It looks like the TRON construction is coming along nicely, indeed! This photo shared by @bioreconstruct gives us a glimpse of the exterior of the TRON building which faces the Monorail.
Current exterior of Tron, facing monorail. pic.twitter.com/HKp6kjkCUJ
— bioreconstruct (@bioreconstruct) August 28, 2020
Glimpse of Tron outdoor canopy seen from Storybook Circus. pic.twitter.com/6FPZncz7t4
— bioreconstruct (@bioreconstruct) August 28, 2020
Tron has been carefully placed so that the canopy doesn't overwhelm Tomorrowland. Brown structure to hold the canopy, and the outdoor track swoop, hardly impacting the current skyline. pic.twitter.com/rFSvW2AsiW
— bioreconstruct (@bioreconstruct) August 28, 2020
Click here to learn more about TRON Lightcycle Run!
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Tron lightcycle Run would be the more expected I think.
We’d love to bring our family back to WDW, but we’re waiting for everything to settle down, namely, that the Covid restrictions go away. But I hope that at least the attractions they are building can move forward so that when we do eventually get down there, we’ll have some new rides to check out! Right now, even though the crowd levels look amazing, we just can’t get over the masks and the amount of construction, lack of fireworks and shows, etc. Hopefully 2021 is better.