"Grab your Gen-X dad, jump on your lightcycle (or Lime bike) and head for Piccadilly Circus next month, because '80s sci-fi throwback is coming to town. , the new sequel to of the landmark 1982 Jeff Bridges sci-fi, is zipping sleekly into our cinemas in October and t o mark its release, Disney is turning Piccadilly's The Venue into The Grid, the virtual realm of the movie. Londoners are invited - free of charge - to sample its gleaming neon wonders"
"'Visitors will enter through a LED-lit corridor of shifting lights, immersing them into The Grid,' runs the press release, 'and allowing them to step into the world of Tron for a one-of-a-kind photo opportunity with the iconic Lightcycle.' It's not Quasar but it could be the next best thing. Tickets are free but you'll have to be quick, because it's only open for one day: Thursday, October 2. Hit the Eventbrite link to sign up for tickets."
An immersive Tron activation called The Grid will transform Piccadilly's The Venue into a neon-lit, virtual-realm environment for London visitors. Entry is free but available for one day only, Thursday, October 2, with tickets via Eventbrite. Visitors will pass through an LED-lit corridor of shifting lights, experience surround-sound playback of the movie's Nine Inch Nails soundtrack, and can take a one-of-a-kind photo with an iconic Lightcycle. The promotion coincides with the October cinema release of Tron: Ares, which stars Jared Leto, Greta Lee, Evan Peters, Jodie Turner-Smith and Gillian Anderson, with Jeff Bridges reprising Kevin Flynn.
Read at Time Out London
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