There is strong speculation (but no confirmation from Disney) that passengers will have to disembark the fleet transport vehicle in the middle of the attraction and hightail it to another location. As typically happens in the narrative for theme park rides, things will go hideously wrong. Droid pilots will navigate the vehicles through the hangar bay of a Star Destroyer, and hapless guests will be front and center as a battle goes down between the First Order and the Resistance. Passengers will board eight-person trackless ride vehicles, themed as hijacked fleet transport pods. View Gallery: New at Disney World in 2019: Star Wars and much more As more is unveiled about the land’s second ride, which we now know will be named Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance, it appears that the E-ticket attraction will at least share top billing. With Disney largely remaining silent about the exact nature of Galaxy’s Edge, it had been assumed that the Millennium Falcon attraction would be the headliner. More: Sneak peek: The new Millennium Falcon at Disney's Star Wars land The story and the interactive experience, which will take place in a ride vehicle that will be able to rotate 360 degrees, will vary depending on the passengers’ actions.
They will be able to make like Chewbacca and fiddle with the cockpit’s switches and dials as they engage on a mission to collect a bounty while evading TIE fighters. Each flight crew will include six members, including pilots, engineers and gunners.
The Imagineers will turn the controls of the legendary starship over to visitors. Find your inner Chewbaccaįirst up: Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run (Disney sure loves to use colons for the names of its lands and rides). At the Destination D event held for members of Disney’s D23 fan club in November at Disney World, Bob Chapek, chairman of Disney parks, experiences and consumer products, nearly broke the Internet when he revealed the names of the two Star Wars attractions.
The Mouse has been doling out details about the Star Wars lands it has been developing at Disney’s Hollywood Studios and Disneyland (the California Galaxy’s Edge is scheduled to open in the summer) in dribs and drabs, and the full picture has yet to come into full focus. But there are many other cool things on the way to Mickey’s Florida mega-resort in the coming year. The land isn’t expected to open until the fall, after the prime summer season. But wigged-out Obi-Wannabes will need to heed Yoda’s advice: Patience you must have. The biggest news at Disney World for 2019 – really, the biggest theme park news in years – will be the debut of Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge. Watch Video: What's new at Walt Disney World in 2019
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