D23 Disney Fan Club is hosting a special screening of TRON Legacy at AMC Disney Springs

Feb 14, 2023 in "Tron Lightcycle Run rollercoaster"

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D23 Return to the Grid - TRON Legacy Screening

Posted: Tuesday February 14, 2023 2:25pm ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

D23, the official Disney fan club, is hosting a special presentation of TRON: Legacy in both 2D and 3D at the AMC Disney Springs.

D23 Return to the Grid - TRON Legacy Screening

Pricing begins at $20 for Gold Members, with tickets going on sale February 16 for the March 18 screening.

Here are the full details -

D23 General Member: $30 (+$5 Processing Fee) per ticket.
D23 Gold Member: $20 (+$3 Processing Fee) per ticket.
Tickets will go on sale Thursday, February 16, 2023, at 10 a.m. PT / 1 p.m. ET.
Prepare for the ultimate upload, as we invite you to celebrate the iconic sequel that brought us all back to the grid—TRON: Legacy. With TRON Lightcycle / Run arriving at Magic Kingdom Park this spring, D23: The Official Disney Fan Club is gearing up to ring in the opening of this epic new attraction with a celebration of the film that inspired its creation.
Join D23 at AMC Dine-in Disney Springs 24 on Saturday, March 18, for a special screening of TRON: Legacy. And before the film, users will be treated to a special presentation sure to delight fans of TRON and Disney Parks!
D23 Gold and General Members have their choice of two screenings, presented in 3D or 2D, for your viewing pleasure. Both screenings will feature the same pre-show presentation, and event offerings:
10:30 a.m. ET: 3D Screening of TRON: Legacy
11:00 a.m. ET: 2D Screening of TRON: Legacy
Event includes:
Exclusive screening of Return to the Grid A TRON: Legacy Screening kicked off with a special pre-show presentation.
Event-exclusive postcard featuring art from TRON Lightcycle / Run created by Walt Disney Imagineering.
One (1) medium-sized fountain beverage at AMC Disney Springs
One (1) medium-sized popcorn at AMC Disney Springs

TRON Lightcycle Run opening date poster

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gerarar24 days ago

Cross-posting to here, but Tron just had its worst day operationally since the ride opened, and it just celebrated its first anniversary/birthday last week! Here are the top 3 days with the most downtime: April 9, 2024 (today) with 467 mins (~8hrs) of downtime July 12, 2023 with 392 mins (~7hrs) of downtime Sept 24, 2023 with 370 (~6hrs) mins of downtime Tron usually has very good uptime and reliability, so these kind of bad days are very rare. Today's problems stem from yesterday (4/8) where it shut down around 4pm and never reopened for the rest of the day. That continued 'til today until it finally reopened at 1pm, but then went down again for another 3 hours. Only 100 BGs were called today. Good news (kinda) is MK doesn't seem to be that busy as the morning and afternoon VQ windows lasted for minutes today, which is longer than the norm.

TrainsOfDisney26 days ago

dmc49326 days ago

No one told me I was supposed to be reviewing the rides on Yelp

Advisable Joseph26 days ago

It has a 4.3 on yelp. For comparison, Space Mountain also has 4.3. So does Big Thunder. Jungle Cruise has 3.7. Haunted Mansion was better: 4.5. EDIT: This article from Christmastime 2023 also gives context.

tparris26 days ago

Okay.

DonniePeverley26 days ago

Like every modern DIsney ride - way too short, rather than the epic attractions they once built. Probably with an eye on keeping the queues down, rather than building a ride that has legacy for all time. If Jungle Cruise, Pirates etc were built today they would last a minute.

GhostHost100026 days ago

Tron looks cool in Tomorrowland, but the ride itself is just short and meh imo. Wish it wasn’t a cookie cutter attraction and was enhanced or expanded from the original.

Unbanshee26 days ago

New character profiles added to the Team Green area recently https://blogmickey.com/2024/04/new-team-green-characters-introduced-on-first-anniversary-of-tron-lightcycle-run/

Rich Brownn27 days ago

My two complaints: It feels like the portion from load to launch, and from end break to unload is longer than the actual ride and the fact it brakes so hard entering the show building. It's like it teases you outside with the visible launch and then you hit the brake and slow waaaaay down. It's almost like "ah-ha! fooled you. Ya thought it was all high speed coaster!"

ChewbaccaYourMum28 days ago

To me, TRON is fun, but it needs like 15 more seconds and one more thrill, like a drop. The feeling of a drop in that position on the bike would probably feel insane.

SaucyBoy28 days ago

Yes 👀

Basil of Baker Street28 days ago

I don't hate it. Just too short of a ride for the amount of time you wait. Takeoff and 1st turn is exciting but that's about it. RnRC and Velosicoster does it better. I just wouldn't wait long for it. Would be a nice LL pickup. And I like Mission Space.

Brian28 days ago

The short ride time is a common complaint among surveyed guests. I'd expect that to become even more common once the VQ goes away.

gerarar28 days ago

It's been very reliable. There's only a handful of days where the ride has been down for an "extended period". I believe this and GOTG: CR have been superb for their uptime throughout the park days.