We’re excited for a lot of the attractions coming to Disney World soon, but we’re especially ready for the TRON Lightcycle Power Run Coaster to zoom into the Magic Kingdom in 2021.

Although we’ve been updating you with a look at the construction along the way, we have another view of the coaster as it keeps moving forward with its track, building, and more!

As @bioreconstruct has been checking in on the parks, they’ve been giving us aerial views and land views of the construction in Disney World. Since the TRON Coaster will be both and indoor and outdoor attraction, the structure of the building where guests will journey into the Grid has seen a WHOLE lot of development.

Current exterior of Tron, facing monorail. pic.twitter.com/HKp6kjkCUJ

— bioreconstruct (@bioreconstruct) August 28, 2020

TRON will have a canopy paired with the attraction that adds to Tomorrowland’s design to give a more futuristic feel to the technologically savvy part of the Magic Kingdom.

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

TRON is currently visible from Storybook Circus, but the attraction is SO big that we think it will look extra pretty when we’re flying on Dumbo or the Magic Carpets.

Glimpse of Tron outdoor canopy seen from Storybook Circus. pic.twitter.com/6FPZncz7t4

— bioreconstruct (@bioreconstruct) August 28, 2020

The attraction will first start inside and then make its way outdoors, similar to Test Track’s ride-through. Guests will then go back into the building after their time on the ride, the speed of the TRON Coaster track is going to be epic.

Tall photo of Tron track rising up into the show building after the outdoor swoop. pic.twitter.com/awz0hYFOt8

— bioreconstruct (@bioreconstruct) August 28, 2020

As we continue around the parks, we’ll check out all the construction happening in the area. Since the parks, resorts, and more are seeing new projects around the property, we’re here to answer any questions you may have about how the construction might affect your trip to Disney World!

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What new Disney World attraction are you looking forward to seeing the most soon? Let us know in the comments below!

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