As previously discussed, TRON's motorbike-style seats may not fit larger passengers; if you're taller or have thicker calves, make sure to try the available test seat. If you don't fit, ask Cast Members in the loading area for the Light Rover, which is the regular-style coaster car.

Yes, tall people can generally fit on TRON Lightcycle / Run at Magic Kingdom, but the "motorbike-style" seating can be quite restrictive for those with long legs or large calves. The standard "Lightcycle" vehicle requires you to lean forward and tuck your legs into a position where a "comfort bar" locks behind your calves. If you are very tall (e.g., over 6'4") or have a long torso, you may find the leaning position awkward, and those with larger lower bodies often find the calf restraints won't click into place. Disney anticipated this issue by including a "Test Seat" at the entrance of the attraction; it is highly recommended to try this before joining the virtual queue. If the standard cycle doesn't work for you, don't worry—most trains have a back-row "accessible" seat that is a traditional upright chair with a lap bar. You can simply request this "traditional carriage" from the Cast Member at the loading station to ensure a comfortable ride regardless of your height or build.