By Megan Friedman, Good Housekeping
In two years, major parts
of Disney World and Disneyland are about to look a whole lot different.
That's because the parks are introducing Star Wars lands, letting fans of the movies immerse themselves in a galaxy far, far away.
[post_ads]Gizmodo reports that Disney gave more details about the parks at the Star Wars Celebration
in Orlando over the weekend. Park executives said the area will be in
the Star Wars universe, but it's a brand-new planet that hasn't been
featured in the movies before. In a blog post,
Disney revealed it's somewhere on the Outer Rim, in a once-popular
trading spot that has slowed down since hyperdrive was invented, and is
now a place for "smugglers, rogue traders, and adventurers," "unusual
characters," and people who want to escape the bad guys of the First
Order.
The Huffington Post
notes the park will have distinct smells and tastes, and will sell
"blue milk" from the movies. But by far, the most striking addition
about the parks is they track the decisions you make, and then tailor
your "reputation" based on your actions.
The park will track if you choose the First Order or the Resistance in one ride, for example, and how well you fly the Millennium Falcon in another. Then, if you go into a restaurant or bar, a character may ask you to perform a task depending on those decisions, or a bounty hunter could get on your trail. The panel didn't elaborate, but the tracking would likely take place through Magic Band wristbands that also serve as your park ticket.
The park will track if you choose the First Order or the Resistance in one ride, for example, and how well you fly the Millennium Falcon in another. Then, if you go into a restaurant or bar, a character may ask you to perform a task depending on those decisions, or a bounty hunter could get on your trail. The panel didn't elaborate, but the tracking would likely take place through Magic Band wristbands that also serve as your park ticket.
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The
parks are scheduled to open at Disneyland California and Walt Disney
World's Hollywood Studios in 2019. Watch a video describing the park
below:
And here's the construction site as of now:
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