Tron gets high marks for its ride experience, but - from me - low marks for its integration and sightlines (in Shanghai. In MK, we will see, but I'm not optimistic). The "Box" (coaster shed) is the problem. It's a backstage building that is essentially placed "on-stage". In Shanghai, Tomorrowland is completely curvaceous, making the squared-off Box feel visually discordant and stand out even more. The design strategy attempts to distract from the Box by trying to draw the eye to the flashy Cover. But allowing the Box to still be visibly dominant from so many angles is far below best-practice and less than what I expect from Disney.
The best solution would have been to design the showbuilding to be an attractive, integrated part of the "on-show" land (i.e., curvy, in a futuristic way). That's expensive and won't be happening in MK, where at least it won't be viewed from elevated pathways (except while on the Peoplemover).
Hoping a tree-berm will help mitigate the Box from Circus & Fantasyland.
