
▲Disney will open two Star Wars-themed parks in 2019, and models have been revealed recently. (Photo / Screenshot fromDisney’s Facebook page video)
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Following the launch of the world’s first Avatar-themed park in May this year, Disney has announced plans to build a “Star Wars-themed park” at both Disneyland Florida and Disneyland California. Recently, a simulation of the parks was unveiled at the D23 Expo, with both expected to open in 2019.

▲Disney will introduce two new Star Wars-themed lands in 2019, and models have been revealed. (Image / Screenshot from Disney’s official Facebook video)

Disney stated that both new Star Wars-themed parks will span 14 hectares each, recreating iconic scenes from the films. The parks will feature two main attractions, including the opportunity to pilot the Millennium Falcon on a mission, as well as stepping into the battlefield between the First Order and the Rebel Alliance, offering visitors a completely unique Disney experience.

▲Visitors will be able to pilot the Millennium Falcon and join battles between the First Order and the Rebellion. (Image / Screenshot from Disney’s official Facebook video)(Source: [Disney Parks Blog](https://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blog/2017/07/star-wars-galaxys-edge-announced-as-name-for-star-wars-lands-at-disney-parks/?CMP=SOC-FBPAGE20170715224026))

In addition to the Star Wars-themed parks, Disney also announced plans to create an “immersive” Star Wars-themed hotel. The hotel is expected to be designed like a spaceship cabin, with even the view outside the windows “engineered” to simulate the vastness of space rather than the real world. Not only will the staff be dressed in Star Wars attire, but guests will also wear costumes and participate in certain storylines, embarking on a unique intergalactic adventure. The hotel is set to be located within the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, though the opening date has yet to be determined.
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