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Disney Monorails Tricked Out With Tron Lightcycles

Dan Koelsch, March 10, 2010

Disney sure knows how to market their films. Along with a intricate viral campaign, the studio has started to utilize their other assets to promote Tron Legacy. The Monorail Trains at Disney World Resort in Orlando will be painted to resemble the Tron Legacy lightcycles as early as this month. Check out both concept designs after the break, as well as the cool new billboard they have for the film.


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Source: Slashfilm

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