#MILLENNIUM FALCON COCKPIT CENTER LEVERS SERIES#

You have been warned! In the Queueīy now, anyone who has hungered on Galaxy’s Edge details has seen the glorious views of the Millennium Falcon parked in front of a string of towering rockwork, framed by large plaza space in front of it and flanked by the towering, petrified tree spires that mark this rugged planet. We’re about to cover a lot of facets to this attraction, so turn back now if you want to avoid spoilers. Rich in detail and technological innovation, this attraction brings forth the next generation in motion simulator rides, merging video game interactivity with a tactile set and teamwork enterprise to produce an experience that is different and unique with every ride. Millennium Falcon: Smuggler’s Run fulfills the dream of many a Star Wars fan by allowing them to step inside the famous Corellian freighter and operate it on a daft mission to Corellia to “procure” some energy sources on behalf of unscrupulous smuggler-er-transporter Hondo Ohnaka. Our topic today, however, is the other ride at Black Spire Outpost-Millennium Falcon: Smuggler’s Run, a stupendous attraction in and of itself, easily worthy of an E-Ticket designation, and the flagship of most any other themed land in any of Disney’s many theme parks.

The planet of Batuu is currently open to guests with reservations gained either from last month’s online sign-up or an overnight hotel stay on Disney property, but everything within the land is fully operational-except for Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance.

#MILLENNIUM FALCON COCKPIT CENTER LEVERS SERIES#

Ladies and gentlemen, as we promised in our First Thoughts post this past Tuesday on Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, today is the first in a series of deeper dives into various aspects of Disneyland’s newest and most spectacular themed land.

Millennium falcon cockpit center levers