The otherworldly landscape of Disney’s new Star Wars land reveals itself in a fashion every bit as stunning as the opening scene in the original “Star Wars” movie, when an impossibly large spacecraft filled the screen and went on seemingly endlessly.
Today, with just a few steps through an arch, Disneyland visitors are transported to a long time ago and a galaxy, until now, impossibly far away.
Below are some photos of the new attraction, credit to USA Today:
Visitors can customize and craft their own light sabers at Savi’s Workshop at Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge. Joshua Sudock, Disney Parks
A crowd lines up to ride the Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run at Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge. Robert Hanashiro, USA TODAY
Guests visit Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at Disneyland Park. Richard Harbaugh, Disney Parks
Guests will discover innovative and creative beverages from around the galaxy at Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge like blue and green milk. David Roark, Disney Parks
Inside Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run guests will take the controls in one of three unique and critical roles aboard the fastest ship in the galaxy at Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge. Disney Parks
Disneyland’s highly anticipated new Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge land opens May 31. The Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run is the centerpiece ride of the new land in Anaheim, California, at least until the formidable Rise of the Resistance opens later this year. Robert Hanashiro, USA TODAY
R2-D2 rolls through Droid Depot at Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge. Guests can design and assemble working droids that will interact with the land. Robert Hanashiro, USA TODAY
Two nonalcoholic drinks served at Oga’s Cantina af Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge. Robert Hanashiro, USA TODAY
Two nonalcoholic drinks served at Oga’s Cantina af Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge. Robert Hanashiro, USA TODAY
