Star Tours At Disney World, Disneyland, And Disneyland Paris Will Include New Content From ‘Ahsoka,’ ‘Andor,’ And ‘The Mandalorian’
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The “Star Tours: The Adventures Continue” attractions at Walt Disney World’s Hollywood Studios, Disneyland Park, and Disneyland Paris will soon include characters from the recent Disney+ series Ahsoka, Andor, and The Mandalorian.
These new features roll out on April 5, 2024, allowing guests to jump into over 250 possible storylines experiencing “Star Tours: The Adventures Continue” at these Disney parks. Different variations will now include Cassian Andor, Din Djarin (The Mandalorian), Grogu, and Ahsoka Tano calling with an urgent transmission while you’re on the StarSpeeder flight during the attraction. The planet Peridea from Ahsoka will be one new location possibility as well.
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Just as the Avengers Campus in Disney California Adventure has seen multiple character additions in recent years, there have been new opportunities to present the newest Star Wars characters in the Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge parks. This not only brings added real-life character sightings, but also hypes that character up even once their time has ended on-screen. Characters from Ahsoka and The Mandalorian have arrived at Galaxy’s Edge at both Walt Disney World and Disneyland Park in the past couple of years. Even without the need for new performers every day, it’s still taken some time to get the original actors to lend their voices to these new scenes for Star Tours due to a variety of production schedules.
April 5 also marks the beginning of the limited-time “Season of the Force” celebration in Disneyland Park, celebrating Star Wars through June 2. It will include Space Mountain getting its ever-popular Hyperspace Mountain overlay, the debut of a Star Wars fireworks performance, new Star Wars merchandise, and themed food and beverages. There will also be a separately ticketed Star Wars after-hours event at Disneyland on select nights in April and May.
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