TRON Lightcycle Run To End Virtual Queue September 09

Starting on September 9, TRON Lightcycle Run at Disney’s Magic Kingdom will shift from Virtual Queue, where guests need to reserve a spot through the My Disney Experience app, to using a Standby Queue, meaning guests will no longer need to join a virtual queue and can wait in the standby queue to ride. However, attractions like Tiana’s Bayou Adventure and Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind will continue to

operate with Virtual Queue.

This change for TRON Lightcycle Run might mean longer wait times, but it will simplify the process for guests who may prefer a traditional waiting experience over the virtual queue system. Both Tianas Bayou Adventure and Tron Lightcycle Run currently operate with a Standby Queue during Mickeys Not So Scary Halloween Party.

Check out our point of view on TRON Lightcycle Run on Youtube below.

For an idea on average wait times at your favorite attractions around the world, check out our friends at Thrill Data