Great ride for star wars fans.There are 6 people per pod for the ride; 2 pilots, 2 gunners, and 2 "engineers".The pilots are divided between steering left/right and up/down. Gunners shoot, which is fun.The engineer role is the weak point on the right. You are constantly alerted to pressing flashing buttons on the wall beside you, distracting you from the action.
Marcel van Poeijer
Very fun and interactive! Can’t wait to try out the different types of roles you can play in this ride.
Familia Doldán
A dream come true. Driving the Falcon is incomparable to anything. Entering hyperspace at the command of a lever is one of the most comforting sensations that a fan of the saga can experience. A smile on your face from start to finish. It doesn't matter if you are 8 years old or 55, you are back to the same age you were when you saw your first Star Wars movie. It is also interactive, every time you get on it is different. He is the best fichina in the history of the world.
Noah G
This is a flight simulation that requires 3-6 people to work together to operate the millennium falcon. There are three roles that need to be filled with 1-2 person per roll. The cast members will ask guests to choose which role they'd like to fulfill, but the tasks are not clear when you decide. This is fine if you are in a calm party, but you can easily be matched with an experienced or more serious rider, and since the flight simulation reacts to the team members' skill levels, a mismatch between the gunner and pilot's skill levels can cause conflict. The simulation is definitely fun but might cause motion sickness if you are sensitive to it. I would say that if you are a huge fan of the millennium falcon, this ride is interesting and hands-on, but if you're looking for something that's more like passive entertainment, then I recommend other Star Wars rides instead.
Michael Quant
It's a cool concept, but the ride is really bumpy if you have poor pilots. I had to close my eyes the majority of the time because of motion sickness. They put really young kids as the pilots who just hit everything in site, then some character was yelling at us the whole time and I was on the verge of a panic attack by the time it was over. Rise of the Resistance is infinitely better IMO.
Cindy
One of the new attractions in the Star Wars area. When I visited last time, the attraction wasn't there yet, and it was during the opening of the Star Wars area. I was impressed by the entire set of the area, but the attraction itself was also great!It was luxurious and nice that only six people could ride on the vehicle itself. The transparent part at the front ends 1/3, where you can see space clreary, was also great. Recently, it seems that there are more attractions where you can operate a little yourself, and that was also good.There's always a long wait time, I recommend trying it late at night for those without Genie+ or Lightning.
Alina Mihai
Here on Spring break. The waiting time showed at the entrance was 135 minutes. Three hours later we are still waiting to get on the ride. We are probably another hour away. They highly prioritize the LL guests. This is a waste of time. They should show accurate wait time and let LL guests wait a little to help balance things out. Many people ahead of us gave up after waiting for three hours as they were losing their lunch reservations.
Josh E.
You have to experience this!!
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Jarring ride. Not for me.
Donovan RomeroToo
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Quite frankly, it doesn't break any bricks... We expect much better.Like everywhere here, no translation... Disney doesn't care about non-English speakers.
Larry Kilpatrick
This is like Star Tours but worse. You get a screen in front of you as the "ship" jostles you around. You're assigned a duty, which means that unless you're the pilot your job is to push some buttons from a terrible view of the screen and miss most of the "interactive" experience anyway.I wish Disney had invested in a Star Wars themed ride similar to the Guardians ride. You have that terrifically designed Star Wars area and two lame rides.
John
I'm not sure how this is so highly rated. It's simply a horrible ride.
Jon Cartledge
So many positive reviews on here don't actually give an accurate reflection of the ride experience - I bet its great if you're one of the pilots but I've never been fortunate enough to get that role. I've been a gunner and an engineer and frankly all you do is sit and push a couple of flashing buttons on the wall! It's boring and you feel completely cut off from the whole experience. This ride was clearly designed for two people in the pilots seats and the remaining roles were done as an afterthought. Frankly Star Tours is better and that's decades older. Don't waste your time.Adding to my above review...Talking to Disney Cast Members it turns out you can request the pilots position (you may have to step aside and wait a little longer before boarding but they're usually willing to help out if they can).Flying the falcon is infinitely better than the gunner or engineer positions, it's genuinely fun trying (and mostly failing) to avoid obstacles and keep the falcon flying in a straight line!I've amended the score above but the star rating is entirely dependent on which position you get - Pilots 4 ☆, Gunners maybe 3☆, Engineers 2☆It is a fun experience, but trying to cram extra bodies into the simulator has effectively watered down the experience ce for 66% of the people riding it!
Pablo Listingart
This game is a must. The game itself is OK. It is fun and well done. But the whole experience. The Millenium Falcon outside, the line, entering the ship. It is something truly unique and a must in Hollywood Studios
Great ride for star wars fans.There are 6 people per pod for the ride; 2 pilots, 2 gunners, and 2 "engineers".The pilots are divided between steering left/right and up/down. Gunners shoot, which is fun.The engineer role is the weak point on the right. You are constantly alerted to pressing flashing buttons on the wall beside you, distracting you from the action.
Very fun and interactive! Can’t wait to try out the different types of roles you can play in this ride.
A dream come true. Driving the Falcon is incomparable to anything. Entering hyperspace at the command of a lever is one of the most comforting sensations that a fan of the saga can experience. A smile on your face from start to finish. It doesn't matter if you are 8 years old or 55, you are back to the same age you were when you saw your first Star Wars movie. It is also interactive, every time you get on it is different. He is the best fichina in the history of the world.
This is a flight simulation that requires 3-6 people to work together to operate the millennium falcon. There are three roles that need to be filled with 1-2 person per roll. The cast members will ask guests to choose which role they'd like to fulfill, but the tasks are not clear when you decide. This is fine if you are in a calm party, but you can easily be matched with an experienced or more serious rider, and since the flight simulation reacts to the team members' skill levels, a mismatch between the gunner and pilot's skill levels can cause conflict. The simulation is definitely fun but might cause motion sickness if you are sensitive to it. I would say that if you are a huge fan of the millennium falcon, this ride is interesting and hands-on, but if you're looking for something that's more like passive entertainment, then I recommend other Star Wars rides instead.
It's a cool concept, but the ride is really bumpy if you have poor pilots. I had to close my eyes the majority of the time because of motion sickness. They put really young kids as the pilots who just hit everything in site, then some character was yelling at us the whole time and I was on the verge of a panic attack by the time it was over. Rise of the Resistance is infinitely better IMO.
One of the new attractions in the Star Wars area. When I visited last time, the attraction wasn't there yet, and it was during the opening of the Star Wars area. I was impressed by the entire set of the area, but the attraction itself was also great!It was luxurious and nice that only six people could ride on the vehicle itself. The transparent part at the front ends 1/3, where you can see space clreary, was also great. Recently, it seems that there are more attractions where you can operate a little yourself, and that was also good.There's always a long wait time, I recommend trying it late at night for those without Genie+ or Lightning.
Here on Spring break. The waiting time showed at the entrance was 135 minutes. Three hours later we are still waiting to get on the ride. We are probably another hour away. They highly prioritize the LL guests. This is a waste of time. They should show accurate wait time and let LL guests wait a little to help balance things out. Many people ahead of us gave up after waiting for three hours as they were losing their lunch reservations.
You have to experience this!!
Jarring ride. Not for me.
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Quite frankly, it doesn't break any bricks... We expect much better.Like everywhere here, no translation... Disney doesn't care about non-English speakers.
This is like Star Tours but worse. You get a screen in front of you as the "ship" jostles you around. You're assigned a duty, which means that unless you're the pilot your job is to push some buttons from a terrible view of the screen and miss most of the "interactive" experience anyway.I wish Disney had invested in a Star Wars themed ride similar to the Guardians ride. You have that terrifically designed Star Wars area and two lame rides.
I'm not sure how this is so highly rated. It's simply a horrible ride.
So many positive reviews on here don't actually give an accurate reflection of the ride experience - I bet its great if you're one of the pilots but I've never been fortunate enough to get that role. I've been a gunner and an engineer and frankly all you do is sit and push a couple of flashing buttons on the wall! It's boring and you feel completely cut off from the whole experience. This ride was clearly designed for two people in the pilots seats and the remaining roles were done as an afterthought. Frankly Star Tours is better and that's decades older. Don't waste your time.Adding to my above review...Talking to Disney Cast Members it turns out you can request the pilots position (you may have to step aside and wait a little longer before boarding but they're usually willing to help out if they can).Flying the falcon is infinitely better than the gunner or engineer positions, it's genuinely fun trying (and mostly failing) to avoid obstacles and keep the falcon flying in a straight line!I've amended the score above but the star rating is entirely dependent on which position you get - Pilots 4 ☆, Gunners maybe 3☆, Engineers 2☆It is a fun experience, but trying to cram extra bodies into the simulator has effectively watered down the experience ce for 66% of the people riding it!
This game is a must. The game itself is OK. It is fun and well done. But the whole experience. The Millenium Falcon outside, the line, entering the ship. It is something truly unique and a must in Hollywood Studios