Just caught up with this thread to only find out that this ride likely won't open until next year. Seriously?
Look, I get things aren't exactly on the up-and-up lately, but this is a simple indoor coaster with mostly projections, minimal decor, and simplistic architecture. Why is this taking half a decade to build? You already have Guardians opening next year, just open the freaking ride. Talk about penny pinching to meet their latest quartering.
I'm planning my Orlando trip for HHN 30 this Fall and I was hoping to carve out a little extra time to do Tron. Now that it looks like neither Rat or Tron are going to be open when I likely go, I may just stick with DHS and spend the rest of my time at UO. I think this is just a poor business decision here. Lots of people are going to fly in for HHN and they're going to miss out on that HHN money. I know Disney will still do fine regardless, but it's frustrating when you say many layers of corporate bureaucracy pull this kind of crap.