TRON Lightcycle Run drops Virtual Queue for Disney After Hours 2024 at Walt Disney World

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Posted: Tuesday October 24, 2023 1:26pm ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

TRON Lightcycle Run at Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom will operate with a regular standby line for the first time during the 2024 Disney After Hours event.

With a standby line, guests will be able to ride the TRON roller coaster multiple times during the event and will not have to join a Virtual Queue. Since opening in early 2023, TRON Lightcycle Run at Magic Kingdom has required guests to join a Virtual Queue, or purchase Individual Lightning Lane access.

TRON Lightcycle Run will operate a regular standby line during Disney After Hours

Disney After Hours will take place on ten nights between January 11 and April 8, 2024. Dates and pricing for Disney After at Magic Kingdom are:

Thursday, January 11 - $155 Passholder/DVC $125
Monday, January 15 - $165 / $135
Monday, January 22 - $165 / $135
Thursday, February - 1 $165 / $135
Monday, February 5 - $165 / $135
Monday, February 12 - $175 / $145
Thursday, February 29 - $17 /5 $145
Monday, March 4 - $175 / $145
Monday, March 18 - $175 / $145
Monday, April 8 - $175 / $145

Find out more about Disney After Hours 2024.

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Vegas Disney FanMar 11, 2026

Yeah, we’ve had a few where we felt like kids in a candy store, running from ride to ride and having a blast, we’ve also had a couple where we stood in lines all night debating our decision to spend a few hundred dollars more to stand in more lines. They’ve been hit or miss for us, mostly hit but not 100%.

DCBakerMar 06, 2026

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Vegas Disney FanFeb 19, 2026

We’ve had mixed experiences with after hours parties over the years, we’ve had a couple where we could walk on everything, 15 minutes at the worst, and others where the lines felt barely better than during the day, 45 minutes plus on many rides. I don’t know if it’s as simple as Disney changes attendance from year to year, or some events are character driven vs ride driven, but we’ve never been able to figure out why some after hours events are absolutely amazing and others we leave feeling like we wasted our money.