My first visit at WDW and seeing all the Star Wars areas and experiencing both rides was simply amazing to me! Yet, if another ride would be added, here’s my idea:
A little bit of each planet mentioned in the original 6 movies with sounds, smells, and mists from air and water. Have the ride be an inside outside type of rollercoaster appropriate for all ages with even going underground for a brief moment to swim with Jar Jar, or visit the Ewoks, speed with Anakin in a pod race, feel the misty snow with Luke, visit Yoda in the swamp, etc., I think the imagineering team could do it!! A lot of this is already in all four theme parks, it just takes a creative mind or two to who really knows what Star Wars fans of all ages likes since the first debute of Star Wars.
My thoughts are something more like Flight of Passage themed for Star Wars. Never understood why the same tech couldn’t be used to lead an attack in space.
Kids love hands on things. They like to push and press buttons and interactions with things. Like at Mickey’s Toontown
And a ride for kids would also be great to have at the galaxy’s edge. They like the robots, ewoks and Grogu.
Anything!
But some ideas I thought of while there was an expansion of the bounty hunter activity or more things you can win/do with the Play app. I got all of this great stuff, but it didn’t mean anything.
When the Star cruiser was there, you could be more interactive and emerised in the land. The occasional storm trooper/Kylo Ren is cool, but needs more
Just spent an evening at Galaxy’s Edge to see everything lit up. It becomes 3D and way more enchanting. I don’t care that much about the rides. I was a little oppressed by the amount of shops, but the animatronics and lighting and decor in the shops was fantastic. Wish it were a little larger with more interiors to explore. I loved seeing the cockpit of the Millennium Falcon lit up and wished I could’ve climbed in and taken a look. By day you just don’t notice all of the spaces.
What happened to the idea of bridging the Star Wars experience ride, the simulator, with the rest of Star Wars land. The space in between could be where more kid friendly attractions could be located. How about when you get off the simulator ride you could go to a choice of VR Star Wars destinations. Maybe the one your ride brought you to, instead of returning to home port of the simulator every time.
Comments for ‘Star Wars’ Land Condemned, Third Ride Needed To Save Area
Kristin
I’d love to see a Tatooine excursion in Star Wars!
Fred
I go there at least once a week and Star Wars area is always very busy . A 3rd ride would be cool but definitely not necessary.
Lisa
My first visit at WDW and seeing all the Star Wars areas and experiencing both rides was simply amazing to me! Yet, if another ride would be added, here’s my idea:
A little bit of each planet mentioned in the original 6 movies with sounds, smells, and mists from air and water. Have the ride be an inside outside type of rollercoaster appropriate for all ages with even going underground for a brief moment to swim with Jar Jar, or visit the Ewoks, speed with Anakin in a pod race, feel the misty snow with Luke, visit Yoda in the swamp, etc., I think the imagineering team could do it!! A lot of this is already in all four theme parks, it just takes a creative mind or two to who really knows what Star Wars fans of all ages likes since the first debute of Star Wars.
Bill
My thoughts are something more like Flight of Passage themed for Star Wars. Never understood why the same tech couldn’t be used to lead an attack in space.
Cynthia Charters
Kids love hands on things. They like to push and press buttons and interactions with things. Like at Mickey’s Toontown
And a ride for kids would also be great to have at the galaxy’s edge. They like the robots, ewoks and Grogu.
William smith
Anything!
But some ideas I thought of while there was an expansion of the bounty hunter activity or more things you can win/do with the Play app. I got all of this great stuff, but it didn’t mean anything.
When the Star cruiser was there, you could be more interactive and emerised in the land. The occasional storm trooper/Kylo Ren is cool, but needs more
Sam
Steve nothing good to say you must always be so negative about everything I bet in your life.
RobertaK
Just spent an evening at Galaxy’s Edge to see everything lit up. It becomes 3D and way more enchanting. I don’t care that much about the rides. I was a little oppressed by the amount of shops, but the animatronics and lighting and decor in the shops was fantastic. Wish it were a little larger with more interiors to explore. I loved seeing the cockpit of the Millennium Falcon lit up and wished I could’ve climbed in and taken a look. By day you just don’t notice all of the spaces.
Charles
What happened to the idea of bridging the Star Wars experience ride, the simulator, with the rest of Star Wars land. The space in between could be where more kid friendly attractions could be located. How about when you get off the simulator ride you could go to a choice of VR Star Wars destinations. Maybe the one your ride brought you to, instead of returning to home port of the simulator every time.
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