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Aerial Photo Update of Tron Coaster Construction at Magic Kingdom

Walt Disney World’s new Tron coaster, Tron Lightcylce Power Run, has been a fun one to follow along with as construction moves forward. Thanks to aerial photos taken by @bioreconstruct shared on Twitter, we can take a look at five photos of Tron’s progress as of November 14.

Picture 1 – @bioreconstruct notes: “Aerial look at construction of a white frame flowing canopy over an outdoor swoop of track at TRON. Trains will launch from bottom left, swoop, and enter the show building at top left. Brown trusses are temporarily supporting the canopy.”

Aerial view of the TRON Lightcycle / Run attraction under construction beside Space Mountain and other nearby buildings in Magic Kingdom.
Credit: @bioreconstruct Twitter

Picture 2 – @bioreconstruct notes: “Aerial look at construction of a white frame flowing canopy over the outdoor track of TRON.”

Aerial view of Tron Lightcycle Run taking shape at Magic Kingdom, with construction scaffolding, large cranes, and surrounding park buildings highlighting the ongoing addition to Tomorrowland.
Credit: @bioreconstruct Twitter

Picture 3 – @bioreconstruct notes: “Aerial look at the current state of the white canopy frame over outdoor track of TRON.”

Aerial view of the Tron Lightcycle Run roller coaster taking shape beside Space Mountain and nearby attractions at Magic Kingdom.
Credit: @bioreconstruct Twitter

 

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Picture 4 – @bioreconstruct notes: “Aerial view of the outdoor canopy construction at TRON. White flowing frame is temporarily supported by brown trusses.”

Bird’s-eye view of Space Mountain alongside the futuristic Tron Coaster as it rises amid the excitement of Magic Kingdom.
Credit: @bioreconstruct Twitter

Picture 5 – @bioreconstruct notes: “Aerial view of the outdoor canopy construction at Tron.”

Credit: @bioreconstruct Twitter

Disney’s initial deadline was to have the coaster ready to ride in 2021 – in time to celebrate Disney’s 50th Anniversary. With the pandemic hitting, construction halted back in March but the construction resumed shortly after. Disney has not announced if there will be a delay to the opening. What we do know is it’s fun to watch the progress of the coaster as it unfolds!

Want a sneak peek of what this attraction will look like? Here’s a ride through of the attraction in Shanghai Disneyland. Hold on tight!

Jamie Sylvester

I'm a Disney nerd! A kid at heart who loves the magic and memories of Walt Disney World. I follow all things Disney and enjoy the vacations, day trips, weekend getaways, and geek out over the planning of such events. My goal is to experience as many Disney desserts and cocktails as possible! Married to another Disney nerd and blessed with a daughter and son, we thoroughly enjoy the magic at Disney and are here to help others experience the magic as well.

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