News TRON Lightcycle Run Standby Line and Lighting Lane status

[EricsBiscuit]

Counting the number of guests exiting the attraction this morning, TRON seems to be running around 1,300 guests/hour.

That’s pretty good for Tron!

 

[bork]

Just 30 minutes, 2 hours after opening?

 

[Disstevefan1]

Just 30 minutes, 2 hours after opening?

30 min standby! This is GREAT! Good show Disney! Keep it up!

 

[Nottamus]

I was there last November - had a virtual que and I still waited like 55-60 minutes- so 70 on day one doesn’t seem so bad

Edit - 30 minutes - better

 

[gerarar]

 

[ToTBellHop]

Sounds like they picked a smart month to switch.

 

[Disstevefan1]

This is great for the guest, but Disney must HATE this because they are losing all the sweet LL money!!

 

[fgmnt]

This is great for the guest, but Disney must HATE this because they are losing all the sweet LL money!!

It's still a LLSP. They'll dial it in over the next few months for the holiday rush.

 

[Disstevefan1]

It's still a LLSP. They'll dial it in over the next few months for the holiday rush.

When you say dial it in, I hope this does not mean lowering the throughput to maximize LL sales

 

[splah]

Can we see any early trends on the attractions distribution where these riders would have spent their time waiting for BG?

is SDMT a shorter wait for instance?

 

[co10064]

Seems to have been hovering at the 70-80 minute mark for the past hour or so, officially the longest wait on-property at the moment.

 

[Disstevefan1]

Seems to have been hovering at the 70-80 minute mark for the past hour or so, officially the longest wait on-property at the moment.View attachment 814205

I say for an attraction that just opened its standby this is a reasonable standby.

 

[Disstevefan1]

Seems to have been hovering at the 70-80 minute mark for the past hour or so, officially the longest wait on-property at the moment.View attachment 814205

I wonder what the actual standby waits are as Disney sometimes unintentionally inflates wait times.

 

[MisterPenguin]

 

[gerarar]

BTMR and 7DMT (and likewise TBA) have been down since 2pm due to weather.

There's not a "huge" jump at Tron or SM, which are indoors.

 

[SingleRider]

I wonder what the actual standby waits are as Disney sometimes unintentionally inflates wait times.

I wonder how much they will inflate wait times at night since the ride is much better then.

 

[lewisc]

I wonder how much they will inflate wait times at night since the ride is much better then.

I wonder if Disney might close the line prior to park closing.

I've read, on the internet (must be true) Disney doesn't literally inflate the wait time. Disney sees no reason to update the wait time once the time gets to park closing

 

[Disstevefan1]

I wonder if Disney might close the line prior to park closing.

I've read, on the internet (must be true) Disney doesn't literally inflate the wait time. Disney sees no reason to update the wait time once the time gets to park closing

I wonder how much they will inflate wait times at night since the ride is much better then.

Be careful, folks on the boards get triggered when someone posts about Disney intentionally inflating the posted wait times.

Disney never intentionally inflates posted wait times.

If posted wait times happen to be inflated, its pure coincidence.

 

[Rob562]

BTMR and 7DMT (and likewise TBA) have been down since 2pm due to weather.

There's not a "huge" jump at Tron or SM, which are indoors.

Though the queue could be self-regulating that somewhat, right? If it gets too long and it's raining, doesn't it eventually extend out beyond the canopy? People might choose not to get in a line they might still get wet in.

-Rob

 

[gerarar]

As of 7pm, 55 mins wait at Tron versus 15 mins at Space Mountain.

Crazy.