Defaced Mural Covered in Ironcycle Test Run Queue on Disney Adventure

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Defaced Mural Covered in Ironcycle Test Run Queue on Disney Adventure

The defaced mural we reported on July 11 in the queue to Ironcycle Test Run onboard the Disney Adventure has now been covered.

Defaced Murals on Disney Adventure

Disney Adventure Guests Reportedly Defacing Avengers Mural in Ironcycle Test Run Queue

Last week, a video shared by Instagram user the_buxtons_wosup had shown the extensive damage to several large vinyl decals affixed to a wall along the coaster queue.

Guests aboard the Disney Adventure appear to be actively damaging graphics in the queue for Ironcycle Test Run.

The full mural originally featured various Marvel heroes, including Hulk, Iron Man, Ant-Man, the Wasp, and Sam Wilson’s Captain America. Large portions of the vinyl graphics had been stripped from the wall, leaving irregular white gaps across the heroes’ bodies and the surrounding artwork.

Debris and clippings from the torn graphics were seen along the ground below the mural, suggesting at least some of the damage shown was very recent.

Mural Damage Update

In a new post on TikTok by the_buxtons_wosup, the mural has been completely covered. There is now a white canvas layer covering all of the mural sections, fully hiding it and concealing the damage.

View the video here:

@the_buxtons_wotsup

Disney Adventure mural damage update. Good job Disney on getting something done asap…. Shows one small post can make a difference! #disneyadventure #disneycruiseline #disneycruise #vandalism #disneycruiselife

♬ original sound – the_buxtons_wotsup

You can view the original Reel from the_buxtons_wosup showing the damage on Instagram below:

Ironcycle Test Run is located in Marvel Landing on the upper decks of the Disney Adventure. The attraction allows guests to test Tony Stark’s latest Ironcycle prototype while traveling around a winding elevated track with turns, drops, and sudden stops. It is Disney Cruise Line’s first roller coaster and, at more than 820 feet long, is billed as the longest roller coaster at sea.

You can check out the ride for yourself via our POV coverage on YouTube:

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