TRON Lightcycle Run

[Magic Feather]

Wasn’t the TTA sponsored by Alamo or something? Did that end so enterprise could come in?

Alamo is still a sponsor. Just was on it two days ago and saw the sign. Possibly ending in 2020 though? I think it started around 2010.

Alamo and Enterprise (and National while we’re at it) are all owned by the same company.

 

[Nick]

Alamo and Enterprise (and National while we’re at it) are all owned by the same company.

Ah, now it makes sense.

 

[Alicia]

Ah, now it makes sense.

 

[Coasted]

Midway Mayhem;

 

[frank_1991_]

Midway Mayhem;

I legit thought there was a train on the track :bonk:

 

[SailwiththeTide]

I legit thought there was a train on the track :bonk:

It's called Click bait.

 

[frank_1991_]

It's called Click bait.

Mind you the entire time I was wondering how could there possibly be a train on the track if most the track is still wrapped.

 

[GAcoaster]

Christmas Day and Bio is still bringing us all updates:

 

[Nick]

 

[Nick]

 

[Andysol]

When Tron opened in Shanghai, I thought it looked fantastic.
Then, when they announced it for WDW, I was super excited to ride it.
Now, in life after Hagrid's, I just shrug.

 

[Nick]

When Tron opened in Shanghai, I thought it looked fantastic.
Then, when they announced it for WDW, I was super excited to ride it.
Now, in life after Hagrid's, I just shrug.

It’ll still be a nice addition, but yeah. Headliner (themed) coasters have have a lot to live up to after Hagrid.

 

[Bulldog45]

How does adding a major new ride like this affect park capacity? Does it allow them to let more guests in during the busy times? Is this something the fire marshal has to sign off on? I know Magic Kingdom is the most visited theme park in the world and can often reach capacity around the holidays or other major events...

 

[UNIrd]

Umm.. Tron is as fun, if not more fun, than Hagrid's.

 

[WAJAS]

How does adding a major new ride like this affect park capacity? Does it allow them to let more guests in during the busy times? Is this something the fire marshal has to sign off on? I know Magic Kingdom is the most visited theme park in the world and can often reach capacity around the holidays or other major events...

General rule of thumb is if it increases the guest accessible area when compared to before its construction, then capacity increases. The larger walkways, the addition of a ride queue, and new walkway leading to the entrance mean that the capacity will increase.

I don’t know if it will be a big enough difference to make really make a noticeable difference though.

 

[rhino4evr]

Umm.. Tron is as fun, if not more fun, than Hagrid's.

it certainly looks fun, although a bit short. Ride will be amazing at night.

 

[Mad Dog]

Since New Fantasyland opened, there really hasn't been many days MK reached any of the closed for capacity levels....like they used too. Tron should be another positive, though just a little bit.

 

[Nick]

Since New Fantasyland opened, there really hasn't been many days MK reached any of the closed for capacity levels....like they used too. Tron should be another positive, though just a little bit.

Not to mention the hub expansion as well.

It takes a lot to get MK at capacity as the park has a capacity that (last I knew) flirts with 100K.

 

[Nick]

I’m extremely confused what they are going for here. It looks like they let the person who decided on the ugly Innoventions paint job decide the look of the building...

 

[belloq87]

Assuming that fully theming the showbuilding or hiding it better are off the table, I guess it's a question of whether a single-color giant box is better than a multi-color giant box.