About this Attraction
Location: Echo Lake Area, Disney's Hollywood Studios
Type: Simulator ride
Duration: 6 minutes
Fastpass: Yes
Flash photography and video lighting not allowed
Child Swap available
Pal
Mickey Interaction
Best
time to visit: In the first couple of hours after park opening or in the evening. Wait times may be shorter during off peak seasons.
Tips & Fun Facts
Take some time to explore the outdoor movie sets depicting the forest moon of Endor - complete with an Ewok treetop village and the monstrous AT-AT vehicle - outside the attraction. A nearby speeder vehicle offers a great photo opportunity. CM's can often be found here after dark waving light sabres.
As this attraction can be quite bumpy, try to sit in front or middle rows of the vehicle. The back rows and end seats are the roughest areas.
If you suffer from motion sickness, but would still like to see the movie, ask a cast member about 'flight checks'. This is when the ride is operated without movement, with the doors and lights open.
This attraction pays homage to the director of "Star Wars" (1977); referencing his film "THX-1138" and a Mr. Egroeg Sacul - George Lucas spelled backwards.
There are a total of 6 simulators in the attraction, each having a capacity of 40 guests each.
Paul Reubas, also know as Pee Wee Herman is thought to have provided the voice of 'REX' the droid pilot of the starspeeder craft.
Additional Information
Guests must transfer from their ECV to a wheelchair and then from the wheelchair to experience the attraction.
Guests must be at least 40 inches tall to ride
Warning! For safety, you should be in good health and free from high blood pressure, heart, back or neck problems, motion sickness, or other conditions that could be aggravated by this adventure. Expectant mothers should not ride.
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Recommended For
Children
Teens Adults
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Hidden Mickeys
In the queue area, on the 'phone directory' sign at the front.
First robot worker named G2 is wearing a Mickey Mouse watch!
During the pre-boarding video, watch out for an Ewok entering the starspeeder carrying a Mickey Mouse plush toy.
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