VIDEO - Good Morning America goes inside Star Wars Rise of the Resistance at Galaxy's Edge

Sep 26, 2019 in "Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance"

Posted: Thursday September 26, 2019 9:10am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

ABC's Good Morning America got a first look inside Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance at Walt Disney's World Star Wars Galaxy's Edge.

The video includes a look at the Star Destroyer hangar bay reveal, one of the early show scenes in the attraction.

Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance opens Dec. 5, 2019, at Disney’s Hollywood Studios in Florida and Jan. 17, 2020, at Disneyland Park in California.

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Mr Ferret 7516 minutes ago

It could be argued that as you were already visiting wdw you were already paying for an inadequate product

surfsupdon25 minutes ago

Drives me nuts that people will pay an ILL price for a ride that is not working properly for most riders. Back in the day when Space Mtn was an ILL, I rode with the lights on and was granted a refund when asked. Last March, Guardians broke down and finished without music- I asked for a refund as a result and was granted. Don't pay for an inadequate product!

Master Yoda53 minutes ago

What: The Yeti. How: They take him apart and remove him through the access door installed solely for this purpose. When: I don't have an exact date, but I believe it was around 1-2 years after going into permanent B mode.. @marni1971 might have a more exact date. EDIT: If you are interested, there is a ton of information here. https://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads/expedition-everest-effects-status-watch.171808/ This post is particularly helpful. https://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads/expedition-everest-effects-status-watch.171808/page-141#post-7514980

Agent H57 minutes ago

What? How? When?

marni197159 minutes ago

The yeti is relatively low to the floor and has its own access door to remove it from the building - as has been done at least once.

Master Yoda59 minutes ago

The yeti was installed after the mountain was built. It has also been removed completely at least once.

Agent H1 hour ago

How is that incorrect?

HauntedPirate1 hour ago

1000% incorrect.

HauntedPirate1 hour ago

It's just some nondescript coaster themed to India or something. No one cares... right? :cautious:

Agent H1 hour ago

No it’s literally impossible to fix the yeti without tearing the ride apart

HauntedPirate1 hour ago

Well, you know what they say - 'Never trust a YouTuber'.

TrainsOfDisney1 hour ago

the excuse for the yeti is always “nobody actually notices” or the family from Denver doesn’t care….. If your competitor is paying designers to construct jokes about it and then install them in a gift shop….. I think people actually notice and oh yeah…. That family from Denver is probably going to Universal anyways :-p

Agent H1 hour ago

Well that’s what amusement labs said

marni19711 hour ago

No. The cannons are a)not trackless and b)assigned as show doors so far as the RCS knows, with all the relevant safety and ride envelope issues.