TRON Identity Program and D-Tech Customization Reach the End of the Line at Magic Kingdom

Both experiences can now be found in Yesterdayland.

Back in 2023, TRON Lightcycle / Run began thrilling guests in Magic Kingdom’s Tomorrowland. Now, one of the attraction’s more unique merchandise offerings has been derezzed. Plus, the last D-Tech custom accessories location has also closed. 

What’s Happening:

  • On a recent trip to Walt Disney World, Laughing Place spotted two interesting changes at Tomorrowland Launch Depot. 
  • The store serves as a gift shop for both Space Mountain and TRON Lightcycle / Run, inviting fans to commemorate their trip beyond the stars or inside The Grid.
  • However, customizable merchandise experiences that debuted alongside TRON Lightcycle / Run have been blocked off. 
  • The TRON Identity Program allowed guests to create their own action figure (or Program) using Image Capture to scan your face. 
  • It also allowed guests to select their helmet and body configuration. 
  • Afterwards, you’d record 6 lines of dialogue that would further customize the figure. 
  • It’s looking like it’s the end of the line for the highly unique merchandise experience. 

  • While the experience was incredibly unique, it was on the more expensive side coming out at $89.99. 
  • Additionally, the D-Tech customization station, which allowed guests to design their own phone cases, Apple Watch bands, magnets, and more, has also closed. 
  • Unfortunately, this was the last D-Tech station at the resort, meaning the era of customizable tech accessories has officially ended.

  • December 31st was the last day the experience was available.
  • While featuring the Disney brand, neither experience was run by Disney directly. 
  • D-Tech merchandise is now on sale for just $20 as Disney clears out stock of the former experience. 

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Maxon Faber
Based in Los Angeles, California, Maxon is roller coaster and musical theatre nerd. His favorite dinosaur is the parasaurolophus, specifically the one in Jurassic World: The Ride.
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