TRON LIGHTCYCLE RUN CAST PREVIEW |  

I would to use a locker with a number like my street address number that would be easy to remember.

Have fun!

Have fun!

Thank you

I’m down its such a great ride

Free publicity, they would be mad not to do so!

I think it's mainly because it's an exact replica of the Shanghai installment. Regardless this coaster is beautiful. The colors, the lines. Cannot wait to ride this ! They've added so many new things since I worked there it would be like a whole new experience next time I visited. Very happy Disney is ever changing.

@@gabriellabehel3742 that’s a good point I think that if it was a new ride they wouldn’t let all this on RU-vid. Disney only replaces and replicates rides now tho

I am there five days a week eight hours a day or more lol

Me to

Same here

Idk it’s was with photo pass

I wish I could my cash preview is for February 11 to ride with my friends and family

Yes, when I rode it Friday night I only had my cell phone so I did film on my iPhone, but there is a cubby directly in between the handles on the bike that I set my camera thing that filmed at work but they will tell you to put your camera way if you hold it out all the other people have done it and gotten a full ride

@@centralfloridavlogs Are they starting to crack down on filming on all rides?

Mostly just the roller coasters I know they change the policy on space Mountain and rock and roller coaster has been changed for a while but still the thing is is I have filmed on rockin roller coaster. I haven’t tried to film on space mountain, but I’ve seen other people pull their phones out and film on space Mountain so I don’t really know how much they’re cracking down on it but yes, they are starting to crack down on most thrill rides for filming.

@@centralfloridavlogs Only Space mountain has a no camera sign. The other roller coasters including Tron and Rock And Roller Coaster don't have any signs or announcements, and people won't know until they attempt to pull their camera or phone out, and a Cast member sees. While the ride is moving, if someone then pulls out their phone or camera to film, will they stop the ride and announce over the pa to stop filming immediately?

I’m not to sure we have cast previews till March 3rd

@@centralfloridavlogs sometime in March I’m guessing will be annual pass holder pre views

Most likely

The imaginears that designed the ride designed it to be rode in the fourth row, which is exactly the middle of the coaster train. Once you go back inside where my video cuts off, you’re surrounded by video screens with effects on them when sitting in the fourth row you get to see everything you feel more immersed in the ride

Absolutely if you were to ride Tron, they have I believe 8 rows to the coaster there’s a lift seat in the right seat. If you are in the left-hand seat, you board straight onto your seat. If you were on the right hand seat, you walk behind the bike and Board from the other side, without the capability of vision, your best bet would probably be the ADA seating, which is on two of the nine coasters they can run at a time that is always going to be the eighth row of the vehicle. It is a bench lake seat with one lap bar.

@@centralfloridavlogs I would actually love to ride the light cycle, but am wondering how that process actually works. Is it a whole bike that you climb on, or is it all a bit different? For instance in Space Mountain you'd put your leg up then just pull down on the bar. This one talks about kneeling and leaning, so am wondering is this more of a platform at first? Am a little confused about the process.

Gotcha so you do have to throw a leg over the bike in straddle it like you would a actual motorcycle there are two pads, one on each side that you will rest your knee and shin on and then you pull the handle down to bring the back pad down that goes against your back and a metal bar on each side will slide in behind your kneecap to lock your legs in

I did not use them personally, but one of my friends did. They said it is very comfortable almost like a bucket seat with a lap bar.

@@centralfloridavlogs How was the comfort level on the regular "seat"?

For me as a big guy I was actually pretty comfortable the only discomfort was the metal bars the lock in behind your knees

It’s just the way the Imaginears designed the coaster to be viewed from. I’m not exactly sure why they did that.

I am 5’9 and 315 pounds with a 48” waist and fit just fine… so you should be good to go have fun

We just kept getting back in line did our photos at the very end.

@@centralfloridavlogs Did the working cast members not tell you anything about riding more than once?

No everyone was getting re-rides

@@sebascontreras4963 they didn't "allow" re-rides for Guardians preview (even though it happened on some days). This preview they are...or at least have been.

OK good question the launch is a double push it launches you and then just before you go up the hill it launches again it feels like it pushes you back. Other than that it’s a smooth coaster bobbing and weaving. Very little drops to break stations when you’re inside it’s really about it. It’s kind of if you’ve been on guardians of the galaxy like that without the spinning

It is a light disc it will be available to use with photo pass pictures

Not really there is a 30-40 foot drop right after you go inside and that’s it

@@centralfloridavlogs Thank you!!

Walt arranged many rides and areas to have sponsors.... Why do you think Orange Bird exists, Dole Whip. And not to mention other rides ...

WOW entitled much.

And without the cast members, YOU would have no rides open to enjoy. So, sit down, shut up and be thankful you get any type of preview.