Jul 24, 2010 4:38 PM

Gallery: Photos: Tron: Legacy Party Draws Stars to Flynn's Arcade

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SAN DIEGO -- Tron: Legacy cast members and filmmakers ventured into Flynn's Arcade for a Friday night party hosted by Walt Disney Pictures and MySpace during Comic-Con International. In front, a videogame parlor was loaded with classic consoles (including *Space Paranoids*). A winding, blinding hallway led out the back to the End of the Line Club, where lights flashed, music pumped and drinks flowed. The highly anticipated sci-fi sequel starring Jeff Bridges, Bruce Boxleitner, Olivia Wilde and Michael Sheen opens Dec. 17. Above: Bruce Boxleitner and Jeff Bridges make the scene at Disney's *Tron: Legacy* party. *Photo: Eric Charbonneau/Le Studio/Wireimage*
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The awesome back room at Disney's *Tron: Legacy* party at Comic-Con in San Diego. *Photo: Eric Charbonneau/Le Studio/Wireimage*

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Beau Garrett hits Disney's *Tron: Legacy* party at Comic-Con 2010. *Photo: Eric Charbonneau/Le Studio/Wireimage*
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Dig the suits at Disney's *Tron: Legacy* party at Comic-Con. *Photo: Eric Charbonneau/Le Studio/Wireimage*

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The End of the Line Club drew quite a crowd at Disney's *Tron: Legacy* party Friday night at Comic-Con. *Photo: Eric Charbonneau/Le Studio/Wireimage*
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Nathan Fillion (*Firefly, Castle*) and his guest attend Disney's *Tron: Legacy* bash at Comic-Con. *Photo: Eric Charbonneau/Le Studio/Wireimage*

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*Tron: Legacy* screenwriters Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz hang out at the movie's Comic-Con party, hosted by Disney and MySpace. *Photo: Eric Charbonneau/Le Studio/Wireimage*
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Guest Zachary Levi checks out the scenery at the *Tron: Legacy* party thrown by Disney and MySpace on Friday at Comic-Con. *Photo: Eric Charbonneau/Le Studio/Wireimage*

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