News Tron coaster coming to the Magic Kingdom

monothingie

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Premium Member
All of the "Jessica is Tom" conspiracy theories always make me laugh. (And for the record, it's comedically untrue).
So Tom’s pen name must be her cat then.

Regardless, even if it’s comedically untrue, they still shamelessly rip off this site and the information presented here.

Must be a total coincidence how things mentioned here become breaking news there very shortly thereafter.
 

Seanual757

Well-Known Member
At least someone can reference their sources correctly:

And if I recall correctly, @Seanual757 was also reliable when it came to various milestones for the MK swing bridge (before and during construction). There may be more but I can't recall them.

Any chance of the RR finishing up?

I do not see Disney spending the $$ to complete this anytime soon... I suspect early 2022 seeing how projects are going on hold and pushed back.
 

GimpYancIent

Well-Known Member
we are not part of the track replacement but I do not see Disney spending the $$ to complete this anytime soon...
Tron is on hold for various reasons, Fine! WDW needs to get the MK steam train track laid and the train running. It is a classic that needs to be operating. That classic train has more meaning and is more integral to the MK history than Tron can ever be.
 

MisterPenguin

President of Animal Kingdom
Premium Member
I do not see if they still need to put down the new tracks for the train and any expense they can put off they will. With zero International Travelers able to come and from what it looks like Disneyland may not open until 2021. WDW is going to be in for a world of hurt financially for the rest of 2020, 2021, and well into 2022....

Except we've seen that to whatever reduced capacity the parks are set at... people will fill it (mostly) to capacity. Which means that, God willing, when a vaccine is widely distributed by Summer, then the Summer quarter will be making nearly a billion in profit again.
 

wdw71fan

Well-Known Member
Lets cut to the chase here... This is very much happening, and it's multifaceted.

- Glendale has been relatively 'gutted' by layoffs.. Not enough resources to handle the projects as originally scheduled..

- Why build/open a multimillion dollar E ticket (or 2) for the AP holders that are already on the hook for $$? They're going to need these attractions to 'bounce back' attendance and revenue when the time is right.. The time isn't right, right now.

Could this change? Possibly.. depends on the world getting a vaccine and moving past all of this crap.
 

ToTBellHop

Well-Known Member
Lets cut to the chase here... This is very much happening, and it's multifaceted.

- Glendale has been relatively 'gutted' by layoffs.. Not enough resources to handle the projects as originally scheduled..

- Why build/open a multimillion dollar E ticket (or 2) for the AP holders that are already on the hook for $$? They're going to need these attractions to 'bounce back' attendance and revenue when the time is right.. The time isn't right, right now.

Could this change? Possibly.. depends on the world getting a vaccine and moving past all of this crap.
Yes. Honestly, they will be in an advantageous position, having two E-tickets ready to go within 6 months of learning the world is done ending. That’s better than what I gather is happening at WDSP...or Epic Universe. But it does suck for our 50th.
 

Phicinfan

Well-Known Member
Yes. Honestly, they will be in an advantageous position, having two E-tickets ready to go within 6 months of learning the world is done ending. That’s better than what I gather is happening at WDSP...or Epic Universe. But it does suck for our 50th.
Its also going to take til 2022 for folks to feel comfortable to travel again, assuming we get a vaccine by summer of 2021 or so...
 

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