TRON Lightcycle Power Run

Tron Lightcycle Power Run is a Disneyland first, boasting a modern, technological feel and one of the coolest and fastest roller coasters in Disneyland history. Accelerating to 100 mph in just 3 seconds, it's incredibly thrilling. It's said to be even better in the evening or after dark, thanks to the vibrant lighting and faster speeds. The speed limit is 80 km/h during the day, returning to 100 km/h at night. I queued directly for just 10 minutes, but during peak season, it's best to get a FP card and use it for the second or third ride you get one. If that's acceptable, then keep going for a second or third ride...

Let me share my experience. I was assigned to the front row again, which was truly terrifying. I was thinking of asking someone to swap seats, but then I decided to follow fate and give it a try. The position is basically a kneeling position, with a pressure plate above the waist as a protective device. The center of gravity is very low, which reduces drag. At first, I was calm and composed. I don't know which door it was, but I entered a black area with a sharp drop, then a sharp turn... the speed... My heart, as an old lady, was sore. I just lay on the motorcycle and screamed. I'm not exaggerating, my voice was hoarse. I haven't heard it since then. She's definitely a perfect soprano. Why didn't I realize she had this potential before?! After getting off the motorcycle, my arms were sore, like a pulled muscle. I figured it was because I was afraid of putting all my strength on the handlebars. This is the most thrilling ride I've ever done, and I will never do it again. Some of the bravest people in our group have already done it several times, and I'm really impressed. So, everyone's experience is different, and you can only know it yourself.

TRON Lightcycle Power Run is the first attraction launched at Shanghai Disneyland. It is a must-see attraction at Shanghai Disneyland.

The Chevrolet Trax concept car is simply stunning.

The Tron Lightcycle Power Seal is on the left side of the exit.

TRON Lightcycle Power Run is one of the most popular attractions. It is full of tourists.

The project was quite exciting, but it was a bit short. It ended just as I was getting into the mood.

Tron Lightcycle Power Run was the most popular attraction, and it was the most thrilling roller coaster we rode today. It wasn't open when we arrived, so we were first in line again, and the line opened promptly at 8:00 AM. The interior of Tron Lightcycle Power Run is incredibly high-tech, with impressive effects. The roller coaster is a motorcycle-style ride, and before we knew it, we were thrilled by the first ride. There are height restrictions on this ride, so children under the height limit can't ride it. Parents with children should be aware of this. Five stars recommended.

The reason why this project was completed so quickly was because there were so many trains. It felt like there were four trains pulling people at the same time. There were so many trains so the time was very fast. It seems that the area of this project should be very large and there are many tracks.

The process of walking down is a very strong visual experience, which makes people feel very excited.

When I got on the ride, I stood on it and couldn't get down. Later, the staff came over and told me to put my knees on it. Then I realized I had to kneel, with my knees and calves resting on the fender. I was so nervous trying to get down there, not knowing how to place my head. I spent almost the entire ride gripping the handrails and looking up. TRON Lightcycle Power Run has a story behind it. We were the blue team, the computers were the red team, and we were competing to see who could reach the finish line first. Of course, humans won. The story isn't the point, and I basically forgot about it once I got on the ride. From the start, the speed was incredibly high, and I subconsciously held onto the handrails. After a short section outdoors, the light and shadows inside were all inside. Because the reference room kept changing, the whole experience wasn't so scary. I kept my eyes open the entire time. The effect was stunning, and passing through the circles of light was a perfect visual feast.

If you have ridden the scariest roller coaster in a large amusement park before, then this roller coaster is nothing. I rarely ride a roller coaster with my eyes open, but I kept my eyes open the whole time and was able to let out an exclamation of "wow" (not screaming out of fear). After getting off, I felt very shocked and a little dizzy, but I liked it very much. I basically recovered after getting out.

After coming out, there is a Chevrolet display, all of which are VR/AR displays, and they will be displayed in the future.

Because we were jogging all the way, we arrived early and it was our turn in 10 minutes. The interior was really sci-fi. I thought it was a project that quickly traveled through flat ground, but it turned out to be a roller coaster. Especially the countdown 321 in the tunnel, the sudden push back feeling. I even think this project is worth the price of the ticket.

On the left side of the entrance is Tomorrowland (Tron Lightcycle Power Run), etc., and on the right side is Adventure Island (Soar Over the Horizon), etc. Because we saw many people running to the right, so we ran to the left. It turned out that we were right. We went straight to the Tron Lightcycle Power Run without queuing. It was really exciting. My little sister and I sat in the first row, which scared me to death.

Speed Light Cycle, super cool, super stunning, super exciting.

The exterior is very beautiful.

TRON Lightcycle Power Run

Project attributes: Extreme roller coaster

Star rating: ★★★★★

Genre: Dark, Fast, Thrilling



This is probably the most popular project in the entire Shanghai Disneyland. It is said that the speed was 120km/h during the trial operation, and then the testers said it was too fast and it was a bit unbearable, so now the speed has been reduced to 80km/h.

This attraction is inspired by the film "Tron: Reborn," and is unique to Shanghai Disneyland. Its dazzling visual impact, unparalleled speed and drop force (at least the first in Disneyland), and strong sense of futuristic technology have attracted a large number of tourists who are willing to queue for 3 hours to experience it in less than 1 minute. This is arguably the most worthwhile attraction in Disneyland (at least that's what I think).

Tips for multiple runs: First, after entering the park and linking your concierge, grab a limited-time express pass for the Lightcycle Speedway. This allows you to use the express pass to play one ride between 9:00 AM and 10:00 AM. After 9:00 PM, you can grab another express pass for another ride in the evening. Combined with the unlimited express pass included in your concierge, you can play the Lightcycle Speedway 3-4 times a day. I only played the Lightcycle Speedway twice, once during the day and once at night. I highly recommend playing the Lightcycle Speedway at night; the visual impact is simply a notch higher than during the day. When you burst out of the dark room on the Lightcycle Speedway, what meets your eye is not blue, but a sense of technology. It's amazing, even if it only lasts for a few seconds.

Be very careful when using the single-passenger lane, as it serves as a backup and will only be used when there is a single empty seat on the bus. Therefore, although the queue is short, it is very slow and the waiting time is actually longer than the main group, and much longer than the estimated waiting time written at the door.

If you are traveling with multiple people, don't separate them and use the single-person channel. It's too bad.

Tron Lightcycle Power Run is my favorite attraction in Disneyland. I went there twice. The first time I was in the front row. I highly recommend it. It was really cool. We finished the first time and looked at each other and immediately turned around to queue again. I don't know if it was because we went on a Monday, but the queue was quite fast. The second time, we queued up and played for less than an hour.

Maybe it was because we went in the afternoon, so there weren't many people. The experience was quite good. It felt like my whole body was glued to the motorcycle. Compared to all the roller coasters I've ridden, it was faster. But I didn't feel dizzy. Five-star recommendation. The experience might be a little worse when it's crowded, especially because the lines are long for popular rides.

This is Disney's most thrilling ride. Using the free parking system, I got in line in just a few minutes. The staff asked passengers in the first row if they minded. Luckily, I was in the second row. My husband, who's afraid of heights, helped me carry my bag. My glasses can be stored in a small box at the front of the car. Once on the car, you lie flat on your back, kneeling down with your legs in a kneeling position and holding the front handles with both hands. The staff then buckled you in from behind. While waiting for the ride, I forgot to tie my long hair up, so during the outdoor section, it flew all over my face, making it impossible to see anything. I ended up closing my eyes and experiencing all the thrills of weightlessness, front and back, left and right. There was also the awkward feeling of having to wipe my nose with runny nose. After getting off, my legs felt a little weak and I felt a little dizzy. But I still want to do it again!

It was fun, not too scary, and generally acceptable. The activities were quite mild.

For me, this is undoubtedly the number one attraction in Shanhai Disney. Although I didn't queue in the first row but went to the second row, it was still very cool and exciting. It's just that the queue time was too long. It was okay if I used FastPass. I wanted to play it again but didn't do it due to time constraints.

Shanghai Disneyland's flagship destination, even with the rain on Valentine's Day, was still packed. Having been to Hong Kong Disneyland, I could have enjoyed everything in a day. I bought a two-day ticket for Shanghai Disneyland specifically, fearing I wouldn't enjoy it enough.

I couldn't get a fast pass. I had to wait in line for 90 minutes or more. Someone in the line was selling a fast pass for 50 yuan each. I saw someone buying it. Actually, I could have chatted and played with my phone while waiting in line, so it wouldn't be boring.

Cool Tour

The fastest roller coaster in Disneyland is unmatched. The feeling of weightlessness is very strong and exciting.

For many people, Tron Lightcycle Power Run is probably their favorite and most unforgettable attraction at Disneyland. The scenery is very cool and has a sci-fi movie feel. But for us, it was an absolute nightmare. It took us half an hour to calm down after getting out. Haha, we are more suitable for the Seven Dwarfs roller coaster.

Children can't play this ride. It's not as exciting as a roller coaster, but the experience is still good.

To get to Tron Lightcycle Power Run, you have to climb a skybridge. You can see people speeding through the air above you, accompanied by screams and shrieks. It's quite exciting. The ride is incredibly high-tech, with blue light and shadow lines adorning the entire structure, creating a very cool visual effect. I waited in line for over an hour, and only realized after boarding the ride that you had to kneel down with your head lowered, then plummet down. The ride was incredibly fast and the incline was incredibly steep, especially in the dark tunnel. I'm not usually afraid of roller coasters, but this one definitely made me scream. After I got off, my colleague said she was almost in tears. I wouldn't recommend this for the faint of heart; you'll be seriously unsteady when you get off.

Located in Tomorrowland, this is a prone roller coaster that simulates riding a motorcycle. It's the most thrilling of all the rides. The average wait time is about 60 minutes, and I was too scared to try it. But if you love thrills, this is a must-do!

Thrill level: Very strong sense of weightlessness, very fast speed, dark most of the time, super exciting

I highly recommend coming here at night. There are fewer people and it is very suitable for the scene. The changes in light and shadow, plus the speed and passion, I have played this project three times and I am super happy.

This is the most exciting attraction in the park and the first of its kind in any Disney theme park! You can see its cool appearance from a distance and hear the exciting screams (my legs are weak).

The TRON Lightcycle PowerRunner has a very high-tech feel, and the blue light is magical. Riding the two-wheeled Lightcycle PowerRunner is like lying on your back, accelerating to 100 mph in 3 seconds. The wide turns, ascents, and descents are truly thrilling! I screamed the entire way down! My throat nearly broke. You can take photos with the TRON Lightcycle PowerRunner and fully appreciate all the screams. It would be even more thrilling to ride it at night, but I wouldn't dare go there, hahahahaha.

One of the most exciting rides in Disneyland, children must be at least 1.22 meters tall to ride. There are staff at the entrance to measure your height.

They were all warriors, racing to victory, accompanied by heart-pounding music, lights, and images. They experienced the thrill of accelerating, plummeting, and diving in a dark digital environment, ultimately traversing the multi-sensory world of "Creation." The child later said this project was not fun at all, scoring 0 for fun and 200 for thrill. He said the countdown was the scariest part. Knowing the acceleration was about to begin, he had to endure the fear until the final moment, unable to give up.

This is probably the horror of fear itself. 4 stars

Hahaha, I was afraid that someone would vomit on us, so I decisively chose the first row. It was super exciting, you must open your eyes, otherwise it would be a waste of time. There is an outdoor area, so don't take off your coat.

Tron Lightcycle Power Run is incredibly thrilling. Some say it's too fast, but it's actually quite good because the design of the roller coaster (motorcycle) keeps you glued to the ride, rather than sitting upright. There are also lockers for storing belongings near the venue!

I booked a Tron Lightcycle Power Run for around 5:00 PM. When I booked it with my FastPass, I was confused as to what it was, but when I got there, I realized it was a roller coaster. ~~~~~ What?! A roller coaster? I don't want one~~~~ When I entered Disneyland, I told Jiajie that we could ride everything except the roller coaster. Once I got in, things were out of my control. I ended up riding every roller coaster in the park.

Tron Lightcycle Power Run is said to be the fastest roller coaster at Disneyland. The ride lasts about two or three minutes, and it's over in the blink of an eye. How did it feel? Aside from a bit of wind, I didn't feel anything else because I kept my eyes closed the entire time.

The appearance is very high-tech. It is a motorcycle-style roller coaster, and it suddenly accelerates to 100km/h in 3 seconds, which is really heart-breaking.

We took advantage of the time when everyone was watching the float parade to get on the train, so we didn't have to queue at all, otherwise we would have had to wait in line for more than 40 minutes at other times.

The roller coaster ride is partly outdoors, and you can clearly see the track, which is almost 90 degrees perpendicular to the ground. The constant screams and screams make the walk to the boarding area increasingly heavy. Entering the waiting area, the space is dominated by blue lights, giving it a high-tech feel. It's like stepping into a sci-fi movie. Then, after you board, there's a three-second countdown: 3, 2, 1. And then you're off! That's right, you're flying off at 100 kilometers per hour. The initial sensation is a racing heartbeat, and your palms are sweating. But after two seconds, you start to adjust and feel the exhilaration. It feels like driving a motorcycle on the track, but without the intense weightlessness and tossing around like on a roller coaster. The stability is excellent.

After I finished it, I felt so good that I want to watch it again.

Tomorrowland is brightly lit at night. If you have time, it is best to go after dark, as it will have a more technological feel than during the day.

Although the entire ride only takes one minute, the sensory stimulation is extraordinary. Recommendation: If you're looking for a sense of control, sit in the front row, if you need a peaceful experience, sit in the middle, and if you're looking for excitement, sit in the last few rows.

It’s a motorcycle version of a roller coaster. I just took a video and heard people shouting on it. Anyway, I didn’t dare to ride it.

It was indeed a bit scary after it was over. There was one person on a motorcycle, and there was no sense of restraint from a seat belt when sitting on it. There was a backrest that held you in place, but you could move with your body, so you couldn't feel its protection. During the process, it felt like you were sitting in the car in mid-air, and the speed was so fast that you couldn't see the things around you clearly.

It took us nearly two hours to get in line outside, listening to the whirring and screaming of the Nimbus, and finally get on the dazzlingly handsome Nimbus. The structure of the Nimbus is very similar to that of a motorcycle, and we were pressed onto the vehicle by the protective pad on the back, just like riding a motorcycle.

The overall feeling is like riding a motorcycle and spinning and jumping, which is very different from the ordinary roller coaster experience. Lying on the light wheel and spinning 360 degrees will be more exciting. Its tracks are divided into indoor and outdoor. The outdoor tracks can be seen, and the indoor tracks only have flashing lights. You can basically not see the walking route in front, which gives people a lot of fear and excitement. In addition, the lights and experiences similar to future technology during the shuttle process can make me feel like a "motorcycle version of a roller coaster."

5 stars. This ride is full of modern fantasy, with riders whizzing around in a motorcycle-like contraption. It's incredibly thrilling. While waiting in line, someone said she'd been doing it for the third time that day. But for me, it was a bit too much. My legs were weak after coming off, and I felt like I was in the throes of motion sickness. The feeling of weightlessness isn't intense, but there are some spins, and at one point you're upside down. If you're sensitive to rotation, like me, I wouldn't recommend this experience.

Tron Lightcycle Power Run's main selling point is the speed of the motorcycles; beyond that, there's no sense of weightlessness. Although I have to admit, the feeling of being overweight is thrilling, and the sensation of speeding at lightning speed is truly unforgettable. So, I went there a second time. I queued up before entering the park while it was less crowded, and after a 20-minute wait, I rode a full circuit. Later in the evening, I tried it again with the FP. Remember to keep your eyes open for the lights; it's not scary at all.

There was basically no queue. We had fun for half an hour and were prompted to queue for 30 minutes. We were three colleagues, and the combined age was over 100 years old. We had a lot of fun. The feeling of weightlessness caught you off guard and you screamed the whole time. The black-dominated interior looks super modern and the atmosphere is great. I felt like I was going to save the world on a motorcycle. The whole ride was only 1 minute, which was short, but there was a moment of regret in the middle. Why did I come to play this? It was simply stimulating for the elderly born in the 80s. The experience was very good. Please ignore the baggage storage below. There will be a storage box before getting on the bus. You can look at the photos at the exit. I was quite confused, hahahaha

The Tron Lightcycle Power Run was very exciting. We were lucky enough to sit in the front row on our first try. The music was great, full of electronic music. Digital, electronic, technological, the future is here. The whole scene and music were adapted from the Disney movie "Tron: Legacy". Fortunately, I had seen the movie before and was immediately attracted to it. I played the Tron Lightcycle Power Run 6 times in total, 3 times during the day and 3 times at night.

Anyone who's seen the movie can easily imagine the exhilaration of Lightcycle Speed! Perfectly off-peak, the six rides, split between daytime and nighttime, were incredibly enjoyable. The last ride was the luckiest of all, not only getting a front-row seat each time, but also somehow getting a dedicated VIP seat. The people lining up behind me were practically clenching their teeth. A reminder for those who wear glasses, as long as they're not too loose, you can basically wear them the entire ride. The ride before the evening fireworks, with no lines, is mostly reserved for veterans. There's the soaring wings and the last-row drift experience, so take your pick. Tomorrowland is one of my favorite Shanghai Disneyland themes. Don't forget to review the movie after your ride!

This is an adrenaline-pumping experience, packed with sudden stops and starts, and the thrill of weightlessness. Finally, keep your eyes open, keep your head up, and chest out to maximize the thrill!

After passing Dumbo, you will see two shell-shaped shapes, which are the Tron Lightcycle Power Run, and then you can hear bursts of screams coming from there.

Tron Lightcycle Power Run is a motorcycle roller coaster. The technology inside is incredibly impressive, but there's a countdown at each acceleration point to prepare you for the ride. Each time the countdown ends, the crowd erupts in screams. There's a massive drop that was so intense it was practically blinding! Accelerating to 80 km/h in just 3 seconds is truly thrilling, and it's probably the most thrilling ride in Disneyland. Having ridden many roller coasters before, I was still a bit brave to try it. The speed of the ride in online videos just doesn't live up to the real experience!

My colleagues and I waited in line for two hours at the Lightcycle Rapids this morning, and we were exhausted... This is the only ride I have played in Disneyland. I want to say that if you don't dare to open your eyes, it will be just like the roller coasters and motorcycles in Happy Valley. I kept my eyes open the whole time, and the light effects were really beautiful. It was obviously different from Happy Valley at first glance, hahahahaha.

The waiting time for Tron Lightcycle Power Run has never been very long. Every time I see it, it is about 20 to 30 minutes. The actual waiting time feels very short because the project time is actually quite short and the turnover rate is very fast. There is no conflict between the departure of tourists here and the arrival of the next wave of tourists, which also saves waiting time.

We ran it three times in a day and a half. The first time was very exciting, especially when waiting for acceleration, it felt very futuristic.

The catapult acceleration was awesome at first, and the speed was amazing. We didn't get a front row seat on the first day, but on the second day we asked the staff to let us sit in the first row in the next group. It was awesome! They even take photos of us, so you can find them when you're done.

There were fewer people lining up. I was super nervous before playing, wanting to experience the thrill but also a little scared, but it was still fun and exciting.

I'd read guidebooks about the Lightcycle Max-Speed, and they all said it was thrilling. Before the trip, I spent a long time mentally preparing myself: "Should I ride it or not?" Then, after all, I'd ridden every roller coaster in Happy Valley. I decided to ride it!!! There were lockers at the entrance, but there was no need to check in luggage; it was stored before boarding. We lined up, and it wasn't crowded, so we were taken straight to the boarding area. We all put our carry-on luggage on a cart, which the staff would push to the exit area—very convenient. Then, we were randomly assigned seats. We were placed in the front row. Terrified, I asked if we could get out of the front row. The staff was incredibly cold and impatient, saying, "You can't choose your seat. If you don't want to ride, don't ride!" What a terrible attitude! So, I went anyway. I climbed aboard, lay down, wiped the sweat from my nervous palms, and double-checked that the safety system was locked. As the train slowly pulled out, I lowered my head, closed my eyes, and gripped the handle tightly. 3-2-1, off we went! With a whoosh, we were out. We first circled the outdoor track, then returned from the outdoors to the indoor area. The weightlessness was most pronounced. We passed through eight energy gates, each slowing down. When the announcement called '4,' I thought it was finally over. Then the next few gates were spaced very close together, and we were at the end in a flash. I had completed the first row of the roller coaster, and I clapped my hands. After getting off, I felt a little weak and dizzy, but I still felt it was fun and wanted more. So after the fireworks show, I took advantage of the shorter lines and went on two more rides with my boyfriend. On the second ride, I mentally encouraged myself to keep my eyes open, eyes open, eyes open (I always ride roller coasters and other thrill rides with my eyes closed). Finally, I was brave enough to ride the whole ride with my eyes open without screaming—awesome! Actually, it's less scary with my eyes open because you can see the track ahead and anticipate the turns. At night, you can see the changing lights and shadows on both sides. It's so cool! So cool! I'll do it again! At this time, most people who still ride the Speedway have been there twice or three times, so everyone is very calm. Want to experience a completely quiet roller coaster? Haha, then come at night~

Five stars. There will be a photo op before the train leaves, so everyone should pose.

I highly recommend the TRON Lightcycle Power Run at Shanghai Disneyland! You can get an express ticket. The ride starts incredibly fast, and the ride itself is incredibly short. It's split into two sections, indoors and outdoors, and the technology is so impressive that you'll want to go back for more.

Tron Lightcycle Power Run is very exciting. Whizzing through the dome of Tomorrowland at super high speed has a futuristic feel.

I only had to wait in line for a few minutes with my FastPass and was able to get in. I was so happy!!! TRON Lightcycle Power Run is unique to Shanghai Disneyland. It's a super fast motorcycle roller coaster with some Avengers-like feel, which is very cool.

I think TRON Lightcycle Power Run is the most fun attraction in Disneyland!!!

I wanted to try Tron Lightcycle Power Run again. I saw the app said the line was only 20 minutes, so my girlfriend was tired, so I went alone. There was no line, and I was in right away. Because this ride isn't entirely indoors, and part of the ride is outdoors, playing it during the day and at night is a completely different experience. I highly recommend everyone try it twice, like I did!

(West side of the park, turn left after entering) ♥♥♥♥♥

Cool!

Less than 10 people ride on the "Light Cycle" like a motorcycle. There's a "snail board" on the back that presses down on you, but it feels like you can push it off... For the thrilling rides, you have to sit in the front row; otherwise, you can't see anything. The ride starts, and whoosh—you're out in a flash. It's terrifying! The scariest part is the sharp turns. It felt like I was going to be thrown out at any moment, especially since the "snail shell" just clings to me, not holding me down. I was so scared within seconds that I imagined myself getting thrown out and dying in disgrace. The scariest part is that from a distance, this ride looks like a normal roller coaster track, but it's just a disguise!!! The crowds of people you see in line are just ahh ...

The snail board's protective gear, along with its not-so-conscientious rapid ascent and descent, was terrifying! I think children should be treated with caution. I'm a bit skinny, and I felt like I was going to be thrown out. Smaller children might feel the impact even more. Many children cried after riding it... However, no accidents occurred; this is just my personal experience. Don't doubt Disney's safety measures; the staff are very responsible and check every seat. After getting off, my legs felt weak, especially in the first row. It was so thrilling. I was so scared the whole time I couldn't even open my eyes. I think my hairline was blown off by a few millimeters.

I was super nervous before playing. I wanted to experience the excitement but was also a little scared. However, it was still very fun and exciting.

Because my idol is Tom Holland. When he came to Shanghai Disneyland for the premiere of Avengers 3, he posted a photo of himself riding the Lightcycle Speeder. So I have always had an obsession: I want to ride the Lightcycle Speeder that Tom Holland once rode. That's why I grabbed a FastPass for it.



Let me tell you about my experience on the Speed Lightcycle. At first, I thought it was like riding a motorcycle, so I sat astride it. Then the staff member came over and told me that I had to kneel where my feet were. I was instantly embarrassed again.



The security measures were also strange, a board was placed on my back and then nothing else? I was really worried that I would be thrown out.



From the start, I didn't dare look ahead and kept my eyes closed. The resulting feeling of weightlessness was incredibly intense. I felt like I was being tumbled forward, like the board was no longer on me, and I felt like I was about to embrace the blue sky. Most importantly, I couldn't see ahead, and I had no idea whether I was ascending, diving, or turning. I could only hold on to the handrails tightly. This feeling of uncertainty was suffocating.



So I finally couldn't help but open my eyes, and found that it was different from the outside world. From the outside, it looked like a transparent hemisphere, but in fact, that was only one part of it. I would pass through one barrier after another, and it really felt like I had come to another world.



My legs were shaking afterward, and my hands were so stiff from clenching them so tightly I couldn't even make a fist, but it was so much fun! No wonder Tom Holland went back for a second viewing!

The Tron Lightcycle Power Run is the most popular ride in all of Disneyland. Just looking at it from below is enough to make your heart pound. We used the express lanes, so it was our turn pretty quickly. While waiting in line, my sister asked, "What if I'm in the front row?" Oh my god, I was about to collapse. But, as it turned out, we were assigned the front row. I was both excited and terrified. First row! I've never been in the front row of such a thrilling ride in my 30 years. The speed, the thrill, and after I got off, I felt like I wanted more. It was so satisfying. All the stress from working and taking care of the kids was completely forgotten. It was a complete release of energy. It was so refreshing.

Waiting time: about 20 minutes

This ride also uses a FP card, so it started after about 15 minutes. It's the perfect ride for me and my favorite at Disneyland. I heard it's one of the most thrilling roller coasters in all Disney parks, and one of the fastest roller coasters in Disney history, designed specifically for Shanghai Disneyland.

It's a bit like a motorcycle, with two people per row, and there are about seven rows in total. The entire design is very futuristic. Accompanied by heart-pounding music, lights, and 3D graphics, you experience the thrill of accelerating, sinking, and diving in a dark digital environment. It's mostly dark, with only a few seconds outside, and the photorealistic world is incredibly satisfying. It's worth a second or more viewing. Thank you to Hua Zhou for still being willing to accompany me on this thrilling ride even after getting married. You should give it a try, it's super exciting!

Tips:

There's no need to check your bag (you can skip the baggage check-in area at the entrance). Before boarding, staff will provide two carts for storing your bags. Glasses or hats can be placed in the opening at the front of the cart. For a thrilling ride, the front row is best! Nothing obstructs the view, and the view is superb.

My recommendation isn't about how to ride the TRON Lightcycle Power Run, but rather about offering an alternative to similarly timid travelers. I recommend standing in the area enclosed by the TRON Lightcycle Power Run. There's a prime vantage point where you can capture the moment the wheels burst forth. For me, watching others race and scream is far more thrilling than riding them myself. Beneath the TRON canopy, there's a Star Wars area, discreetly hidden away, featuring a movie theater, the Millennium Falcon, a Star Wars Expedition Base, Darth Vader, and even Lego builds. However, this area is closed during the day in the summer due to the extreme heat; if it were open, it would undoubtedly be packed with people seeking a cool breeze.

TRON Lightcycle Power Run is also a unique attraction at Shanghai Disneyland. If you enjoy thrill rides, don't miss it. (This attraction is filled with screams of various octaves throughout the day.)

Tron Lightcycle Power Run was the most popular attraction selected by Shanghai Disneyland on its first anniversary. You will definitely be thrilled to ride on a cool motorcycle and feel the charm of speed.

It's cool and exciting enough. I've played it twice, and each time I played the whole process with my eyes closed. When I was on top, I was so nervous that I felt like I was suffocating every minute, and after I came down, I couldn't help but want to play it again.

The app showed a 90-minute queue, but we took it anyway. We started queuing at 3:15 and waited for 65 minutes, which was shorter than expected.

This project is exciting, but definitely worth it, and the visuals are fantastic!

There is a strong sense of weightlessness during the play. It is not recommended for the elderly, children and the weak to try. It is really too exciting. I closed my eyes for a few seconds.

First, feel the extreme speed of traveling from darkness to light up close.

I was quite nervous before the ride began. Riding the family roller coaster at Guangzhou's Chimelong already brought me to tears. I wasn't sure how this would turn out. My daughter, who always mocked me for being timid, was also incredibly nervous. She even burst into tears and wanted to give up. But with my husband's encouragement, they sat side by side, with my husband placing a comforting hand on the back of her hand.

Riding on a motorcycle-like tool, kneeling on the ground with your waist buckled on the vehicle, and lying down with your whole body, perhaps this is the only way to fully experience the "extreme speed".

When the exciting music started and the wind whirred in my ears, my heart almost jumped out of my chest, especially when I was moving downwards. I felt so lost and wanted to scream, but thinking of the handsome guy sitting next to me, I decided to hold it in. From darkness to light, and from light to darkness, I adapted quickly and even started to like this exciting feeling.

It was really fast, just over a minute, and it was finished.

When we walked out, there were some candid shots on the big screen. My husband was smiling, my daughter had her eyes closed, and I was actually full of excitement.

This is the number one attraction. It's probably the most thrilling ride at Disneyland, currently the fastest roller coaster in the world, reaching a top speed of 120 kilometers per hour. I've never been to thrill rides before. Riding a carousel makes me sick, roller coasters are unbearable even to look at, and even riding a bicycle on a steel frame a story high is terrifying. As someone who's almost 30 and has only been to the amusement park once, I'd like to describe the experience: from queuing to the ride, it takes a total of 90 minutes. There are eight energy points, and the entire ride is a 360-degree spin, like a journey through time and space, from day to night. Once you get on, you sit down, there's no seatbelt or anything to strap yourself into, and then it starts. Before I could even close my eyes, it started at 120 kilometers per hour, then suddenly stopped, and then suddenly went back up again. In my mind, two little people were arguing: one worried about falling, the other telling her that at this speed, falling wouldn't be possible. Oh~ Let me give you a concrete feeling of this speed. It's so fast that I can't open my eyes. My whole body is like a magnet, stuck to this motorcycle from head to toe. Finally, the game is over. Red Cop goes in, White Cop comes out.

Tron Lightcycle Power Run requires you to check in your bag before you can ride it—except for your phone, glasses, everything! Everything needs to be checked in, including hairpins. My Donald Duck butt had to go back and check in because I missed it the first time. We quickly made our way to the front of the FP tunnel, excited to see the people on the previous ride whizz out. Before we could think about it, we were instructed to lie flat on the bike—yes, lie flat on the bike! Your back was locked in place, and you had to grip and pedal. I started to get nervous. And then… it started… The scariest part was the pause in front of a door, then it opened, and then it was out, and I couldn't see a thing… Aa ...

This game is really a must-play... But for "old people" like us who can't handle it, just play it once.

The roller coaster sped across the huge dome. At the beginning, I dared to open my eyes and look around, until it rushed up to a place where I could see the sky, I was completely scared and then closed my eyes the whole time. I always felt that its safety bar was not reliable and I would be thrown out by the acceleration. If you want to experience the feeling of weightlessness in Disney, this is the only way.

Seeing the queue time on the app, I decisively bought another Premium Pass. The four of us, staring at the seemingly endless line, swaggered past them, experiencing the privilege of a Premium Pass for the first time. TRON Lightcycle Power Run was so much fun, truly one of the fastest and most thrilling rides in the Disney roller coaster series. Even though I screamed with my eyes closed the entire time and couldn't see what was in front of me, it was a shame I wasted both rides because I only managed to make it to the end by gritting my teeth and crawling on the motorcycle with my eyes closed.

This is arguably the most thrilling ride in the entire park! The ride is unique, practically kneeling on the bike, just like riding a motorcycle. Once you've secured your waist and secured your safety, you can enjoy the thrill of the Nimbus race!

The Tron Lightcycle Power Run ticket I snagged was within its valid timeframe, so I headed straight for Tomorrowland. The park isn't as large as it appears, but the layout of each themed area is clear, making it easy to navigate. The high-tech Tomorrowland area, paired with the overcast sky, was quite cool. The line at the entrance—160 minutes at most—wasn't a lie. That's when the importance of the FP became apparent. We skipped the long queue and entered directly through the dedicated FP lane.

Sorry, I couldn't suppress the smile from my lips due to my immense smugness and sense of superiority. This was awesome! I saved myself two hours of waiting in line.

The interior is incredibly cool, with a cutting-edge, high-tech feel everywhere, and the blue fluorescent wheels are particularly eye-catching. Honestly, it's been 10 years since I've ridden a roller coaster. I'm afraid of heights, I'm timid, and I'm also afraid of death. But this ride is a must-do. I recommend it to everyone. It's the only one in the world, please. Isn't that reason enough? Further down is the waiting area, where staff arrange the rides according to the queue order, so you can't just grab the front row, the middle row, or whatever.

My friend and I were assigned seats at the tail end of the ride. It was a bit scary, considering the typical roller coaster has a lot of tail swings. Suppressing my fear, I climbed in. The unique motorcycle-like seats were quite novel. Suddenly, the ride accelerated slightly and rushed forward, my heart racing. We slowly rushed to a spot similar to the departure area, where we waited, and the countdown began: 3, 2, 1…

The first section was outdoors—well, you could even see the people queuing below. Then we were plunged into a pitch-black interior, following the "system instructions" through one light gate after another, like being in a computer game. Even though I screamed the entire time and my legs felt weak after getting out of the car, it still felt incredibly cool. Incredibly, I even want to see it again!

This is probably the most fun attraction at Shanghai Disneyland. If you're someone who gets an early ticket, it's perfect for a second visit. Accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in just 3 seconds is a must-do.

You don’t have to worry about where to put your bag when you’re riding TRON Lightcycle Power. You can go in with your bag in the queue, hand your bag to the staff before getting on the bus, and then the staff will use a cart to help you take the bag to where you get off.

7:45 queue up 8:05 game ends total time 20 minutes

The car was at the exit, just like in the game, with legs on the pedals and lying on the car, the sunlight was dazzling and cute.

Generally speaking, this project is suitable for older children. It is not as exciting as a roller coaster. Here is a little tip for you: during the dive, press your feet down hard to greatly reduce the feeling of weightlessness. You can enjoy the whole ride with your eyes open!

One of the popular projects, simply put, is a motorcycle version of the roller coaster



Exciting, dark, rapid descent, a row can take two people, the whole design is very futuristic, it can be said to be the most exciting project in the park, just looking at it makes me scared

This high-speed light cycle is one of the ones with the longest queues. We went to see it after watching the fireworks show, and the queue was not long, so it is actually recommended to go there at this time. There are too many people during the day and the queue is very long and it is very hot. At night, the queue is not too long and after the lights are turned on at night, the feeling of the light cycle motorcycle speeding in the dark is more exciting. In addition to the adrenaline rush brought by the speed, the unknown fear brought by the darkness further enhances the exciting experience.

Tron Lightcycle Power Run is definitely worth a visit. The super cool motorcycle shape and runway design require you to keep your eyes open the whole time. It is so thrilling, and the light and shadow effects are particularly good. It should be even more eye-catching if you come at night.

High-tech! Very futuristic! But!!! As timid as I am, my legs went weak after the ride. Luckily I was the last one in! 3 stars.

Two and a half hours in line, two minutes of experience

I've never ridden a roller coaster in my life. It's so scary. Besides, it's full of people, so crowded.

I'm so scared I don't want to sit and I don't dare to sit

In the end I just went ahead with it, and I was so scared that I closed my eyes the whole time.

My legs were shaking when I went in to wait, but I was a little excited after I got on. It was very exciting during the ride, but after I got off, I felt nothing special! For those who usually like exciting projects, this project is too child's play for you. For those who can accept a little excitement but are afraid of it, this project is very suitable for you. For those who are usually afraid of riding anything, I guess you don't dare to play this project.

We waited in line for three hours for the Tron Lightcycle Power Run. By the end, my friend and I were so exhausted we just wanted to squat. It's arguably the most thrilling ride in Disneyland. Judging by her reaction, she usually screams during thrilling rides, but when she gets really scared, she becomes completely silent. During the ride, I repeatedly called her, but she didn't respond. Afterward, she slumped over, looking haggard. The Lightcycle was incredibly cool; it felt like we were in the future.

TRON Lightcycle Power Run is arguably the most worthwhile attraction at Shanghai Disneyland. My daughter said she wanted to try it, but when she saw the lightning-fast speed and heard the screams of the other guests, she immediately turned off the engine. Although we didn't try it the first time we went into the park, she mustered up her courage and risked her life to try it the second time, screaming and closing her eyes the entire time.

This ride is more suitable for young people, and the lines were incredibly long... The height requirement for this ride is 122 cm, but after trying it, I felt like even 122 cm wouldn't be enough. It was so thrilling! Even a young woman like me only opened my eyes twice during the whole ride, and the rest of the time I was constantly screaming, "Aa ...

My first FP ticket was for TRON Lightcycle Power Run. However, on a Thursday, the park was so crowded I could just go in and skip the line! I jumped in! Let's talk about my experience with TRON Lightcycle Power Run!

I'll give it four stars (out of five). The main reason why it wasn't full marks is due to my own personal reasons. My migraine that day improved but wasn't completely cured. I almost vomited on the spot after playing the game, so I won't even mention it. I have 500 degrees of myopia, and even if I had the courage to play with my eyes open, I couldn't see anything without my glasses. I could only starve.

I heard this is one of the most thrilling roller coasters in any Disney theme park, and one of the fastest in Disney history. It's a bit like a motorcycle, with two people per row, and there are about seven rows. The entire design is very futuristic. Accompanied by heart-pounding music, lights, and 3D graphics, you experience the thrill of accelerating, plummeting, and diving in a dark digital environment. It's mostly dark, with only a few seconds outside, and the sensory experience is incredibly satisfying. It's worth a second or more viewing. I'm grateful to my classmate for still being willing to ride this thrilling ride with me even after getting married. You should give it a try—it's super exciting!

Tip: No need to check your bag (you can skip the baggage storage area at the entrance). Before boarding, staff will provide two carts for storing your bags. Glasses or hats can be placed in the opening at the front of the cart. For a thrilling ride, the front row is best! Unobstructed views are excellent.

Definitely recommended for young people!

After a 30-minute wait, we finally got in. This ride is a must-try for thrill-seekers. The high-tech design feels like the future. Those who wear glasses should try contact lenses or use a rubber band to secure them, as the visual impact is incredibly cool. If you keep your eyes closed the entire time, you'll only be enjoying half the ride. Highly recommended.

We ran to queue up immediately and, according to the previous strategy, queued for the single channel with my friends. It took less than half an hour before it was our turn.

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