Though TRON Lightcycle / Run won’t be open in time for Magic Kingdom’s 50th anniversary, the attraction might at least be more pleasant to look at by October 1, 2021. Only some crossbeams remain before the framework of the coaster’s exterior canopy is complete.

The final piece will complete two of the beams running from right to left in the image above, cutting the diamond shapes into triangles.

When taking a closer look at the canopy structure, we can see how the temporary supports don’t seem to be supporting anything anymore. Once the canopy’s framework is complete, these will be removed and we’ll have a much better idea of how the final canopy will look.

The temporary support here has left a brown rust mark where it was previously touching the white canopy framework.

Orange tarp lays across sections of the track and is wrapped around various permanent supports to keep them protected while construction on the canopy continues.

Once the framework is complete, actual pieces of the canopy will be installed to enclose the exterior portion of the coaster. The canopy will be illuminated for an incredible view both outside and underneath.

The American flag remains at the highest point of the illuminated canopy, having been placed there earlier this month to celebrate reaching such a major milestone.

It will probably take a few days to remove the temporary supports. It remains unclear when the canopy will actually see lighting and the decorative frame installed.

Below is concept art of the final canopy compared to what it currently looks like.

You can watch a ride-through of TRON Lightcycle / Run’s sister attraction, TRON Lightcycle Power Run at Shanghai Disneyland, in the video below.

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