Star Wars: A Galaxy in the Making

The next chapter of the long journey in the history of Disney Parks and Star Wars has been announced by Bob Iger, CEO of The Walt Disney Company.

The largest and single- themed parks to be built at two locations, Star Wars Lands in Bay Lake, Florida and Anaheim, California.

Imagine, aside from the action figures that we are collecting, guests for Star Wars Land will get treated in narrative form. Part of the announcement is the Millennium Falcon attraction which riders can actually control the iconic smuggling vessel and drift away into lightspeed experience.

Inviting guests into galactic Star Wars, the composition of production will allow guests to immerse in an authentic "force". Partnering with Lucas, Disney will make sure that the unique immersion comes with detailed premises. A story told brought to life to recognize creative areas as an extension of Star Wars universe instead of just for recreational purposes.

The level of love and amount of thoughtfulness for this project is unprecedented resulting into overwhelming and surreal experience for the fans.

Aside from the potentials of interactive Lightsabers, Star Wars Land has more to reveal for Theme Park Elements. We still have a ways away to 2019 and this announcement is just a fraction of what we are excited about for the expansion.

We just have to wait to know how it feels in the planet Tatooine, or how The Force will take our breath away.