The queue for TRON Lightcycle / Run is showing some serious signs of damage at Magic Kingdom Park, according to Central Florida Disney Park guests. Let’s take a look.TRON Lightcycle / Run Queue Damaged at Magic Kingdom ParkCredit: Inside the MagicOn July 6, WDWNT reported that most of the screens in the queue for TRON Lightcycle / Run at Magic Kingdom Park have an image of a Lightcycle permanently burned into them. The outlet shared this photo of one of the damaged screens showing the burnt image of the Lightcycle during a completely different scene:These pre-show screens display safety warnings, instruct Magic Kingdom Park guests to store their personal items in complimentary lockers, and teach riders how to board the roller coaster. However, the repeated display of a static white image of the bicycle-shaped ride vehicles has apparently damaged most of the screens, and the shape now appears throughout the entire video.Credit: DisneyScreen burn-in can occur when a static image is repeatedly displayed on a monitor for extended periods, causing some pixels to degrade faster than the rest of the screen. Apparently, the bright white Lightcycle was too much for these queue screens to handle.Walt Disney World Resort hasn’t publicly acknowledged the damage to the screens in the queue for TRON Lightcycle / Run at Magic Kingdom Park. At this time, no refurbishments are scheduled for the Tomorrowland roller coaster, and it’s unclear whether swapping out the damaged monitors is something Disney cast members could do without disrupting attraction operations.Credit: DisneyFor now, Disney is still playing the safety instructions and other attraction information for riders on the screen in the TRON Lightcycle / Run queue.What is the strangest detail you’ve noticed at Magic Kingdom Park, EPCOT, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, or Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park? Share your story with Inside the Magic in the comments!The post TRON Lightcycle / Run Attraction Damaged at Disney’s Magic Kingdom appeared first on Inside the Magic.