TRON Lightcycle / Run
Extreme Open

TRON Lightcycle / Run

Type

roller_coaster

Thrill Level

extreme

Height Requirement

48 inches

Duration

2 minutes

Accessibility

Compiled from operator materials and community reporting. Always confirm with Guest Services at the park before planning around a specific need.

Wheelchair accessible
No
Transfer required
Yes
Must transfer from ECV
Yes
DAS / return-time eligible
Yes
Single Rider line
Yes
Strobe / flashing lights
Yes
Motion sensitivity warning
Yes

About this Ride

Enter the Grid and climb aboard your very own Lightcycle for one of the fastest coasters at any Disney park. This launched indoor/outdoor roller coaster immerses you in the digital world of TRON with stunning lighting effects and high-speed thrills.

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