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Star Tours: The Adventures Continue

The much-loved (but 23-year-old) Star Tours ride closed in 2010, but this "prequel" to the original takes Star Wars fans to new locations in that galaxy far, far away. An upgraded motion-simulation system, a 3D screen, and over 1,500 combinations of scene sequences mean that this ride will remain crowded for years to come. New scenes based on the sequel trilogy and the Star Wars Disney+ originals are now in rotation at this attraction.

Wheelchair accessible

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