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1. The Star Wars Hotel is Also Story-Based It’s not a ride, but the Star Wars Hotel that will join Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge is being built in the style of a starship, so it’s fair to say that it’s going to be an attraction in its own right. While an opening date and an official name are yet to ...

2. The Star Destroyer Ride is the Most Epic One Ever Designed Besides the Death Star, what other formidable ships are there in the Star Wars universe? That’s right – a Star Destroyer! At Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge you’ll be able to board one inside a hangar bay. But don’t worry – you won’t be put in control of one ...

3. Your Actions on the Falcon Will Have Consequences Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge is said to be the most immersive and interactive area at Walt Disney World Resort. Even the new Star Wars Hotel – set to join Batuu – will offer you the opportunity to take part in interactive storylines during your stay, while the land itself will invite ...

Like with any new movie, the anticipation for 2019’s Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge couldn’t be higher. The last few years alone have already seen four new Star Wars entries, and the new themed land is set to bring even more “balance to the Force”. Batuu is a vibrant remote trading outpost that’s rich with history, and is where you’ll embark ...

1. Visit the Must-See Attractions You probably already know what attractions the Disney Parks offer, but if you’re as forgetful as Dory then you should re-familiarize yourself with them through the official website. In a nutshell, though, classic rides like “it’s a small world” and Pirates of the Caribbean are musts. And most major events, the latest Star Wars experiences ...

2. Purchase the Appropriate Tickets Having the right tickets is one of the most important things of all as you could end up missing out and wasting money at the same time. For Walt Disney World Resort pick up a Park Hopper (or a 4 Theme Parks Ticket if you want to skip the water parks). And for Universal Orlando ...

4. Prepare an Itinerary and a Bucket List Whether it’s only a vague outline for a plan or an itinerary, having something isn’t a bad idea. That said, if you’re visiting these two huge resorts, you’re better off doing as much planning as possible. But with that comes research, so just remember that the resorts’ official websites have everything you ...

Even the most diehard Disney fans will admit that they also love non-Disney related things. And if you love Walt Disney World Resort, why wouldn’t you love Universal Orlando Resort? Visiting the incredible neighboring theme park resort during your Disney vacation makes so much sense – all you need is a plan. The resorts are really not that different to ...

2. Use the Landmarks If you’re a little like Moana and have a good sense of direction then you may not need apps or maps or even signposts. Whether or not you’ve been to the resort before or have been gifted with excellent navigational skills, there is one surprisingly-easy way to find your way around the parks. Yes – you ...

4. Play Disney Parks Mobile App The purpose of the brand new Disney Parks app isn’t to help you find your way around, however, through enjoying interactive activities in your environment as well as immersive stories and trivia, you’ll quickly become familiar with the Disney Parks. And then there’s the app’s “face” itself. This beautifully-created map – or “games board” ...