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TL;DR
- TRON Lightcycle Run will implement a traditional standby queue starting September 9th.
- Guests can experience the attraction using either the standby queue or a Lightning Lane Single Pass.
- The addition of the standby queue aims to provide guests with more choice and flexibility.
- Virtual queues will still be available for Tiana’s Bayou Adventure and Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind.
- Guests are encouraged to check the My Disney Experience app for updates on virtual queue usage across Walt Disney World attractions and events.
Exciting News About TRON Lightcycle Run!
Hey there, Disney fans! If you’re planning a trip to Walt Disney World, we have some thrilling news for you. Starting September 9th, the popular TRON Lightcycle Run ride will have a new way for you to join the fun. Gone is the Virtual Queue, and hello to the traditional standby queue! Let’s break down what this means for your park adventure.
What’s Changing?
So, what exactly is a standby queue? Think of it as a regular line where you wait your turn to ride. Before, the Virtual Queue let you reserve your spot online, which was great, but also a bit confusing for some. Now, you can simply wait in line when you arrive. This gives you the freedom to enjoy other attractions while you wait for your turn on the TRON ride.
Alongside the standby option, you can still use the Lightning Lane Single Pass if you want to skip the line for a quicker experience. It’s all about giving you more choices for how you want to enjoy your day.
Other Rides Still Using Virtual Queues
But don’t worry! There are still some rides that will keep the Virtual Queue system. For example, attractions like Tiana’s Bayou Adventure and Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind will still use this method. To keep up with all the latest updates about these attractions and how to use the Virtual Queues, make sure to download the My Disney Experience app. It’s super helpful for checking ride statuses and planning your day!
Stay Tuned for More Updates
As always, don’t forget to keep an eye on PeterThePirate.com for the newest news, photos, and updates from the Disney Parks. They’re dedicated to making sure you don’t miss a beat on all the fun happenings!
Summary
Starting September 9th, TRON Lightcycle Run will transition from a Virtual Queue to a standby queue, allowing you more flexible options for your park visit. Other attractions like Tiana’s Bayou Adventure will still use Virtual Queues, so be sure to keep track of ride information using the My Disney Experience app. For the latest updates, check back with PeterThePirate.com often!
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