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    Tron Lightcycle Run

    4.2 (91 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 11:00 pm

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    Juan E.

    I was excited to ride TRON Lightcycle Run, but right when I was waiting in line, the ride shut down. It was a little disappointing in the moment, but Disney handled it really well they gave us a Lightning Lane pass, and when I came back later, I only waited about ten minutes before getting on. Once I finally rode it, wow. TRON is absolutely amazing. The launch, the speed, the lights it feels like you're flying through a digital world. Totally worth the wait and honestly one of the most thrilling rides at Disney.

    Lizzie Y.

    This was my first time riding Tron Lightcycle Run! It's a relatively short ride (roughly 40 secs-1min), with a max speed of ~60mph. Didn't experience crazy wait time LUCKILY, though we were definitely expecting it haha. It was around a 20-30 min wait, similar waiting time for most of the rides we went on this day. Thought this ride was pretty unique, as there are no seat belts for the motorbike seats but they do have back + leg restraints that are engaged by leaning forward and pulling the handles to hold you in! Found it to be a tame & smooth ride. Towards the end, it felt like something was missing? I think I would've enjoyed it even more if they had added a few more tracks but nonetheless, still a very fun & exhilarating ride!

    Suzanne A.

    What an experience! If you are an adrenaline junkie, you will really enjoy this ride. You sit as if you are on a motorcycle. The seat holds you tightly in. For many, it is too tight. Based on your size, when the bar is locked, it can cause pain in your calves as it is too tight. There is no time to tell anyone because the ride starts immediately after. Leaning forward on the bike as you race through the neon lights in the darkness makes for a thrilling ride. However, it is not a good ride for those who experience motion sickness. Be sure to remove anything that may fall out of your pocket and definitely do not wear a hat (if you want to keep it).

    Chris T.

    Fully immersive theme of tron battle bikes! Theres model bikes near the outdoor start of the lines! Harness lockdown is via a back clamp that comes down to hold you clamped into a motorcycle riding position when you pull the handle bars in! Luckily we were able to get in there fairly quick when we went. Like everyone else we hit space mountain then exited and hit tron up the hill. I thought it was quick and fun you can definitely raise your hands "up" but more like superman than a traditional rollercoaster. There is ada cart as well for those wondering, it looks like a traditional cart rather than a motorcycle! Not too crazy or gut dropping but a very quick 60mph ride with some swirls. Definitely quick and short track. It's over before you know it!

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    Hank C.

    A long long line during the holidays... snaking back and forth and they had only partial cover from sun through the first hour or so of waiting. Worth waiting 2+ hrs for? No, not in my opinion. Get the passes if you can or come on a less busy time. The blasting cycle of music didn't really help it as it repeated and wore you down a lot. The night view was more cool - lighting is impressive. It's a quick ride, and not 100% sure I would ride it again. It's not a bad ride where you lean over and see some of the interesting light cycle design and story to start, but felt like you end on a weird jarring note.. fixing the virus and then... it's done. Could've had one more section to help close it out as a story. Lockers inside were helpful, though, in and out on different sides and can be locked using your ticket card/Disneyband.

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    Janet W.

    This was my first time on Tron. My group had an early start and were in the parking lot 35 mun before park opened, rode the monorail to Magic Kingdom as line was decent, and got in the park 6 min before official opening time. By 9 am we were in line for Tron after a quick walk. It look is about 25 min to get to the front to ride Tron. It was a smoother ride than I was expecting and did not aggravate my sore lower back. I would definitely ride again, especially if wait time is 45 min or less.

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    Christina H.

    It's been 10 years since my last trip to DisneyWorld, and before today, Space Mountain was my favorite ride in Tomorrowland... until I rode Tron. It makes sense why people wait 50-90 mins minimum to ride Tron. The attraction has "players" riding on a motorbike (same seat design as the Avatar Flight of Passage) as lightcycles at a maximum speed of 60 mph with a series of twists and turns. It runs inside and out and provides locker spaces for your tidbits. Unfortunately, the ride is quick and by the time you get to fully enjoy the ride, you're back to where you started.

    Marlon T.

    Super cool ride! It's definitely one of the more exhilarating ones at Disney. The whole setup from the lighting to the launch feels futuristic and immersive. The bike-style seating is such a unique experience; it reminded me a bit of Hagrid's Magical Creatures Motorbike Adventure at Universal Orlando, but with that signature Disney polish. It's a short ride, but the adrenaline rush makes it worth it. Would absolutely ride again!

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    Cody L.

    One of our families favorite rides in Magic Kingdom! The line moves quickly and the music gets you excited for the ride! It's a fun n ride anytime of day... but if you can ride it at night, well it will be epic! Tron is a fast thrill ride that takes you into the grid and you won't want to leave! Biggest challenge is you'll need to have your physical or mobile ticket or your magic band to get a locker for all your stuff before you ride. Then remember your number.

    Franklin C.

    Best ride ever at magic kingdom. Won't disappoint and the wait is worth it. Definitely like that the Checkout lockers is open on both sides when we left it's available on the back end. The thrill is almost like space mountain and I barely could see much with the speed going on. One of the highlights of the trip is this ride

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    Magic Kingdom Park

    3.9
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    0.8 mi

    Disney World has always been my dream to visit. Magic Kingdom is one of them. Since 2018, I've…read morevisited Disney Magic Kingdom three times. Every time I visit there, it brings back memories of the first time my friends took me. There's always something new to see and experience, which makes each trip feel special. I even noticed they changed the color of the castle recently! It used to be rose-pink, blue, and grey, but now it is completely grey and blue, which are similar colors to the classic Cinderella Castle. The colors threw me off at first because I didn't realize they changed it. I had to look back at my old photos from 2018 and did some research afterward. Overall, Disney World is magical. There are four parks in Disney World (Disney Magic Kingdom, Animal Kingdom, Hollywood Studios, and Epcot). Each park is special in its own ways. Magic Kingdom is a must-visit out of the four Disney parks if you want to experience the full Disney magic. I don't think I'll ever get tired of visiting Disney. I do say it is getting very expensive. However, if you find deals, definitely come and check this place out. It is a fun place for people of all ages!

    Magic Kingdom has been part of my life since I was a child, and it remains my favorite of all the…read moretheme parks in Orlando. There is something about walking down Main Street, U.S.A., and seeing Cinderella Castle at the end that never gets old. No matter how many times I visit, I still feel that familiar spark of excitement. The park is beautiful, remarkably clean, and filled with details that reward you for slowing down and looking around. I love searching for Hidden Mickeys, reading the names and tributes in the Main Street windows, listening for the tap-dancing sounds tucked away above the shops, and noticing all the little jokes and Imagineering secrets scattered throughout the lands. Even Cinderella Castle has a bit of magic up its sleeve: it looks much taller than it really is because of clever forced-perspective design. Magic Kingdom becomes even more magical during the holidays. Halloween brings pumpkins, villains, spooky decorations, and a wonderfully mischievous atmosphere. Christmas transforms the park into a glowing fairy-tale wonderland, with sparkling lights, seasonal music, decorations, and the kind of cheerful holiday spirit that makes you feel like a child again. On my last visit, I decided to travel through every land in a single day. I began on Main Street, U.S.A., where a talking trash can challenged me to find three Hidden Mickeys before I reached the castle. In Adventureland, I was recruited by pirates, narrowly escaped a jungle expedition, and was nearly eaten by a very judgmental plant. Frontierland turned into a runaway adventure when Big Thunder Mountain apparently decided it was tired of following the track and wanted to take me all the way to Texas. In Fantasyland, I was appointed temporary royal assistant to Cinderella, although I was dismissed after accidentally frightening a collection of enchanted teacups. Liberty Square was even stranger: the ghosts from the Haunted Mansion followed me across the bridge and insisted that I attend a very poorly organized séance. Finally, in Tomorrowland, I was mistaken for a space ranger and sent to repair the future with nothing but a churro and a pair of sunglasses. By the time I returned to Main Street, the castle fireworks had begun, the talking trash can had forgiven me, and at least one ghost was still asking for directions. It was a completely impossible day--and exactly the sort of impossible day that Magic Kingdom makes feel perfectly normal. For me, Magic Kingdom is more than a theme park. It is a place full of memories, imagination, music, laughter, and tiny details that make every visit feel like a new adventure. Whether it is Halloween, Christmas, or an ordinary afternoon in the Florida sunshine, this is the park that will always feel like home.

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    Under The Sea - Journey Of The Little Mermaid

    3.9
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    1.1 mi

    Under the Sea ~ Journey of the Little Mermaid is OK. Ariel looks weird, mainly in the face…read more While I still enjoyed this ride and thought it was fun, the overall quality of the animatronics was a step below most other rides at Disney World. I thought maybe that was because this ride opened around the same time as the movie in 1989. However, I was a bit surprised to learn after the fact that this ride actually opened 23 years after the movie, in late 2012. On the ride, you board clamshells that take you on an adventure under the sea. Pretty much all the characters from the movie make an appearance and the ride is filled with Alan Menken and Howard Ashman's popular songs like "Part of Your World," "Under the Sea," "Poor Unfortunate Souls," and "Kiss the Girl." The "Under the Sea" song and dance segment is bright and colorful. It reminds me of going to E.T.'s planet in the E.T. Adventure ride at Universal Studios. It's a festive party; both rides have that neon-colored, crowded "creature party" aesthetic. During our visit, the animatronic Ariel in this section was broken and inanimate. Kind of funny and creepy. During the "Kiss the Girl" segment, the plastic water coming out of the fishes' mouths didn't look great. It added to the overall sort of "knock-off" and kitschy look of the ride. Also, right before the end of the final scene with King Triton and the wedding of Ariel and Eric, the ride stopped on us. So, I was able to get a good, long look at the different animatronics and scenery. Finally, I thought the transitions between the high-quality video and the actual practical physical ride props were a bit jarring. Other rides do it better like, for example, the Gran Fiesta Tour Starring the Three Caballeros at EPCOT. We had Lightning Lane passes at around 1:47 PM on a non-holiday Monday and experienced no line and no wait.

    If you're a Little Mermaid fan, or you have little kids, than this is your ride! This attraction is…read morelocated in Fantasyland and takes you through the Little Mermaid movie. It is a slow moving ride that goes on a flat track and will move your clamshell 365 degrees, as well as going backwards and tipping backwards as well. It does not spin fast and as someone who gets motion sickness, you should be fine. The seat has a lap bar for the entire row and is not comfortable at all. It is a very hard bench. I find this ride becoming more of a favorite probably since it is super cute and the line is never very long. The line can get long at times, but I recommend waiting until the wait drops below 20 minutes. The line starts outside which has little shade and is very hot in the summer, but then moves inside, where the majority of the line is. Inside it is covered and much cooler. It is actually really dark inside and my eyes always have to adjust. This ride is very colorful, very musical and very fun. If you know this movie, you are going through the story quickly. There are a few dark areas throughout the ride as well as a couple of loud parts. This rides also "stops" as well. There is not a time we have been on this that it did not have a stop for a a minute or so. This ride is designed for children, however, as an adult, it is becoming a favorite of mine. It is nice long ride, that you can sit and relax. This is a must go in the summer for us! Cool, AC, sitting down, sign me up! I would recommend this ride but only when the line is 20 minutes or less. Otherwise, wait and come back later.

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    Under the sea, on ride
    Under The Sea ~ Journey of The Little Mermaid at Fantasyland at Magic Kingdom Park at Walt Disney World Resort. Outside. Entrance. Sign.
    Under The Sea ~ Journey of The Little Mermaid at Fantasyland at Magic Kingdom Park at Walt Disney World Resort. Outside. Entrance. Sign.
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    4.9
    (8 reviews)
    1.1 mi

    While exploring Fantasyland, I saw Rapunzel's Village and Tower! The most noticeable feature to me…read moreis the tower. Rapunzel's tower from Tangled is very cool to see from an up close perspective! It felt like you were in the movie! The tower is not accessible for entry, however, the outside of the tower has been detailed extremely well. The tower appears as though it could have easily come right out of the film. At daylight hours, the tower is quite nice. However, when evening arrives with lights like the lanterns from the movie, the entire atmosphere changes and becomes much more immersive! Although this area contains themed restrooms, there is no indication that they are bathrooms! This is not your average restroom stop in Magic Kingdom though! There are details throughout the area including Pascal hiding within some of the design elements, wanted posters of Flynn Rider and many other small details to give off the idea that this is essentially a mini Tangled town. I was happy about this being a slightly less crowded area of Fantasyland as well. It is nice to be able to step back and stop for a moment to capture some photos and take a quick rest from the crowds. Unlike many of the rides surrounding this area, there isn't always a huge crowd of people here! It is definitely worth stopping by especially at night. There are so much details to Rapunzel's tower!

    4 Stars for a well executed and NEEDED addition to fantasy land at Walt Disney World's Magic…read moreKingdom, but just not so exciting. Many many years ago there was a sky way gondola ride that went from Tomorrowland to Fantasyland...basically from Carousel of Progress to It's a Small World. The area that is now the village & tower (AKA Bathrooms) are now located where the abandoned Fantasyland station closed and was disguised by trees for at least 15 years. Now, to save the day and turn this area that became a stroller parking lot, no seriously...it was a parking lot of strollers w/ an attendant, I kid you not. This area became very narrow and there are nowhere near enough bathrooms at WDW in general, but that's a whole other topic. Point being is that they knocked down that old building and cleared way for increased traffic flow, added toilet facilities AND add additional theming to Fantasyland expansion. Originally it's said that the tower was going not be to be forced perspective, but rather a "real life" full size tower. The execution of the overall area is really done just how you would expect it to be: perfectly themed and artistically on point. I love the wanted posters and if you look for an employee doorway at to the right of the ladies room you'll find a very serious Maximus greeting you! I love it. Why not 5 stars? Well, because it's bathrooms and planters and a cool tower. If there was a bit more use for the area, other than 1 and 2, then it would be five star with an attraction, show or character meet & greet area. I really do like this addition. Rapunzel was a big movie with my girls when they were younger and Ive a soft heart for it. Its a cool area that I look forward to seeing develop over the next few years. DISNEY PRO TIP : DO NOT, I REAPEAT, DO NOT PUT YOU HANDS IN ANY FOUNTAIN AT WALT DISNEY WORLD OR ANYWHERE ELSE IN THE WORLD. Don't ruin you vacation....wash your hands. Enjoy and have a magical trip! Ps- Wash your hands

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    Tangled-themed Rapunzel's tower restrooms at Fantasyland at Disney World.
    Tangled-themed Rapunzel's tower restrooms at Fantasyland at Disney World.
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    Tomorrowland Transit Authority PeopleMover

    4.3
    (163 reviews)
    0.8 mi

    I really enjoyed the Tomorrowland Transit Authority (TTA) PeopleMover in Magic Kingdom at Disney…read moreWorld. It's a relaxing ride that takes you on a tour of Tomorrowland with elevated views. The ride goes inside and out--you'll go through Space Mountain and also see Cinderella Castle, the Tomorrowland Speedway, and the retro-futuristic Astro Orbiter (to name a few attractions). I love the 1920s and 30s pulp science fiction and 1960s Space Age look (Googie architecture) of Tomorrowland. The PeopleMover at Magic Kingdom opened in 1975 (four years after the park opened) and includes a model of Progress City, Walt Disney's vision for EPCOT in the 1960s. The PeopleMover actually stopped on us when we were next to the diorama of Progress City, so I got to look at it for a while. I found the seats in the vehicles to be quite comfortable with good lower back support. There was no Lightning Lane for the PeopleMover. On a non-holiday Monday around 4:00 PM, the line was long. We waited about 10-15 minutes, which felt like a long time since we had been using Lightning Lanes for most of our recent trip to Disney World. This is the only Disney PeopleMover still in operation. I hope it never closes. The PeopleMover in Tomorrowland at Disneyland (California) opened in 1967 and closed in 1995.

    If you need that one ride that's can rock a child to sleep. Or that ride to take a load off of…read moreyour feet while you digest that burger from Cosmic Rays. This ride comes in clutch! On warm night it can be a life saver and fun way to view the park from above.

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    Me and my bestie sitting on the ride
    Me and my bestie sitting on the ride
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