It may be a year before guests will be able to enter The Grid on TRON Lightcycle / Run in Magic Kingdom, but we are still getting peeks at the construction of the new coaster in Tomorrowland.

A crane towers over the entrance to the coaster for installing pieces of the entrance canopy.

We could see crew members working on the entrance canopy, which now has several increasingly taller archway pieces.

The archway pieces reach almost to the end of the walkway directly in front of the main entrance.

The last few pieces are less arched and stick almost straight up into the air.

Part of the show building remains covered in scaffolding.

The canopy framework still has temporary blue netting over most of it.

A series of flat pieces are along the edge of the framework closest to the Tomorrowland Transit Authority PeopleMover.

Most of the walkway beneath the coaster has been paved.

Guests will walk beneath the coaster and canopy to the main entrance of the attraction.

The structure on the other side of the site is now mostly covered in wall paneling.

From Storybook Circus, we could see more crew members working on the canopy framework, which is still being prepared for the actual canopy.

They were installing more flat pieces on the edge of the framework.

Tubing can also be seen throughout the framework.

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