Full List With Prices of All TRON Lightcycle Run Merchandise Available Now at Magic Kingdom

TRON Lightcycle Run has opened to guests, and while Tomorrowland Launch Depot isn’t quite ready for all guests, the merchandise is available in Star Traders instead.

There are three merchandise collections available, in addition to the TRON Lightcycle Run opening day collection.

Purchases are limited to two per item, per guest.

This top is dark blue with neon green accents. “TRON Lightcycle Run” is on the left breast with a lightcycle and hexagons.

The tank top is blue with two lightcycles racing across a grid.

The youth shirt uses the same colors as the previous two tops, with the TRON Lightcycle Run logo on the chest and lightcycles racing below.

This long-sleeved top is white with black around the neck and wrists. Team Orange and Team Blue are racing across the chest.

The blue ball cap has blue, yellow, and orange tracks leading to lightcycles.

“Live to race” is embroidered across the side.

The TRON Lightcycle Run logo is in blue on the back.

There are four slap bracelets, each with the same design in a different color to represent the four teams: Yellow, Orange, Blue, and Red.

Each bracelet has a lightcycle slider, so you can make it move across the race track.

The yellow bracelet has “live to race” on the back.

The orange bracelet has “battle to the end.”

On the back of the blue bracelet is “winning is our destiny.”

And the red bracelet reads “speed first.”

This first keychain has a gray and blue lightcycle charm.

There’s also a translucent TRON Lightcycle Run charm.

This larger keychain is a black and yellow lightcycle and racer.

Channel Sam Flynn with this helmet replica.

It’s black and translucent blue.

Complete your outfit with this black and white costume jacket.

It has an identity disc on the back.

There are openings on the upper arms and the zipper is diagonal across the chest.

The white lines light up.

Store your helmet in this blue and black bag.

These handlebars are their own handheld game.

There are buttons on the front and you can turn the bars to play.

There are different colored identity chips representing different characters.

This large identity disc backpack has a disc pictured on the front in white, around a black plastic piece.

There are shiny blue accents.

“TRON” is on one of the padded straps, as well as on the back.

You can attach an actual identity disc to the backpack.

Speaking of identity discs, this one is actually a Bluetooth speaker.

It connects to the backpack and can interact with the identity chips above.

This tumbler is dark blue with the four teams racing around the bottom and the TRON Lightcycle Run at the top. The black silicone grip in the center has disc-shaped lettering.

This magnet reads “TRON Lightcycle / Run” and “Racing Team” with orange and blue lightcycles in the middle.

This rubber patch has a blue lightcycle and racer with the ride’s logo.

This collection is all retro, including this white hoodie with a faded disc design and “TRON” across the bottom.

The orange shirt has “Flynn’s Top Score Club” in the center and an all-over pattern of TRON symbols.

On the back of the pullover is Flynn’s 999,999 high score above the top score club logo.

The sweatshirt is heather gray.

This faded white tee has the logo for Flynn’s.

A faux sticker reads “Lake Buena Vista Location Now Open!” Below “Flynn’s” is “at the corner of Washington Blvd. and Watseka Ave.”

The back of the shirt reads “Home of the Encom classic Space Paranoids and TRON.”

The gray ball cap has “Flynn’s Top Score Club” embroidered on the front against a grid pattern.

“999,999” is on the back.

This backpack resembles the TRON arcade game.

The retro pin has red and blue lightcycles popping out of the TRON arcade cabinet.

This pin is the logo for Flynn’s top score club.

“TRON” is in blue lettering with a red border against a grid on this wall sign.

This patch is just like the pin for Flynn’s top score club.

The magnet set includes four magnets, including one resembling the lightcycle pin. Another reads, “Greetings, programs.” One reads “TRON Enter the Grid” with the titular character. Another shows event arches.

This light-up magnet resembles the coin slot for Flynn’s arcade, with “25 c” and “push to reject” against a translucent red background. “Home of Space Paranoids” is across the bottom.

The keychain includes a Flynn’s top score club charm.

Yellow and blue lightcycles race under the domed lid of this tumbler.

The grid and lightcycles are pictured on the sides.

This is 420 ml / 14.2 oz.

This gray mug reads “Greetings programs” on one said, against images of the grid and arches.

The logo for Encom is on the other side with orange boxes. This is 454 ml / 15 oz.

These retro action figures are by ReAction. Each includes an accessory.

Warrior has a staff, but the others have identity discs.

There are also sets with an action figure and lightcycle.

This set of three action figures comes in a box shaped like an arcade cabinet.

This “vintage identity disc” is a white frisbee with black lines and the TRON logo.

This light-up keychain resembles a blue video game controller.

Get ready to play at Flynn’s Arcade with one of these gold or silver collectible coins.

The pin resembles the coin slot of a Flynn’s Arcade machine, complete with the Lake Buena Vista sticker.

The standard MagicBand is black, with a Team Orange lightcycle on one side and a Team Blue lightcycle on the other side.

The MagicBand+ is a similar design but dark blue instead of black.

It has the TRON Lightcycle Run logo on the center puck.

This light-up jacket is similar to the costume one, but without the sleeve cutouts and a regular zipper.

This black shirt shows a Team Blue player leaping with an identity disc.

The “Game On” shirt is gray with a player holding their identity disc to the sky.

This shirt has cutouts on the upper arms and white lines on the sides. It reads “Uprise.”

The pullover has “TRON Lightcycle Run” in blue lettering on the left breast.

This zip-up hoodie is gray with blue lines down the sides. Flynn stands with his identity disc floating above him. The TRON logo is on one front pocket.

The youth tee features Quorra holding out an identity disc.

The torso of this hoodie is black, while the sleeves are blue. There’s a small zip pocket on the front.

“Enter the Grid” is down the spine.

The ball cap is black, but the gray brim features a blue grid. “Game on” is around an image of Flynn.

It has a mesh back with “TRON Lightcycle / Run” embroidered in blue.

The crossbody bag shows a figure standing in front of his lightcycle, with the canopy of TRON Lightcycle Run in the Grid behind him.

The shiny PopSocket has the TRON Lightcycle Run logo in the center.

This patch reads “Welcome to the Grid” with disc lettering for B, O, R, and Y, representing each team.

The bottle has a translucent green-blue side, embossed with “TRON Lightcycle / Run.”

The bottom and cap are black.

Hexagons are on the sides, too.

The mug is mostly black, with an abstract lightcycle created with blue lines on the side.

The outside of the handle is blue, too. This stoneware mug is 312 ml / 11 oz.

Put your TRON Lightcycle Run on-ride photo in this frame resembling an identity disc.

The canopy of TRON Lightcycle Run and a lightcycle are on the base.

This pin reads “Game On” and resembles the original TRON poster.

A player jumps through the Grid with their identity discs on this pin.

This pin features a black lightcycle with subtle blue lines.

The last of the four black and blue pins features Quorra.

This black lanyard is covered in designs representing the four teams.

Each of the four pins is a different lightcycle and racer in their team’s colors.

This set features the four team logos on disc-shaped hinged pins.

The mystery set includes lightcycle pins, TRON logo pins, and an “Enter the Grid” pin.

This shiny light-up keychain has three panels with red and yellow lines.

This 3-D magnet is also a bottle opener.

The TRON Identity Program, an all-new retail experience, offers guests a customizable “Program” action figure and identity chip that can be used to “re-program” other merchandise such as the interactive Identity Discs and Remote Control Lightcycles.

The Identity Program Experience will be available beginning April 4. Reservations for this interactive experience can be made beginning March 21 by visiting the Walt Disney World website here.

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