Disney CEO and Chairman Bob Iger announced at the D23 that they were “also excited about bringing the characters to every corner of the company”, which, as it turned out, is a collaboration of Disney Parks and the Star Wars Galaxy.
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“Through each new attraction and new land we create, we push the boundaries of what is possible. We’re bringing Star Wars to life in a big way”, Iger stated. Your delight is coming as “Toy Story Land” is reportedly in the works in Disneyland Hollywood, where visitors can ride an alien spaceship and more.
The land will feature Star Wars First Order and Resistance attractions and will even allow patrons to ride the Millennium Falcon. The sites will be the original Disneyland Park in Anaheim, California, and the Disney World in Orlando, Florida.
“Nothing in land will be out of character”, added Iger, including the famed cantina.
Since Disney acquired Lucasfilm last 2012, fans were hoping for a possible “Star Wars” theme park.
As revealed at the D23 expo this weekend, Disney Infinity 3.0 will be getting a play set based on the upcoming Star Wars 7: The Force Awakens movie.
In addition to the new expansion, Disney will also offer an interactive feature called Star Wars Launch Bay that will let the guests to get a sneak peek to “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” exhibits and behind- the- scenes.
The new properties would expect to utilize the passionate fanbase of “Star Wars“, which generally was introduced in 1977 and most definitely has considering that become established…
Jedi Training Academy – A favorite of younger fans is reimagined with a new experience that includes new characters and a new villain to battle from the popular Disney XD series Star Wars Rebels.
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For now Star Wars: Episode IX only has a year, 2019. Along with the thrilling battle experience, another attraction puts guests behind the controls of one of the most recognizable ships in the galaxy, the Millennium Falcon, as they take on a customized secret mission.
