When Disney first announced a theme park land dedicated to Star Wars fans of the galaxy far, far away obviously went wild. One of the most popular franchises in film history was getting not just an attraction,

The Jedi Master will soon make his West Coast debut, further shattering the setting for the Star Wars theme park universe.

Up until now, old school characters from the original Star Wars trilogy had been banned from Black Spire Outpost by Walt Disney Imagineering and Lucasfilm.

After becoming one of the highest-grossing films of 2025 so far, Ne Zha 2 is setting its sights on a record from a galaxy far, far away.

Galaxy’s Edge this year. Luke Skywalker at Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge Disney Parks teased Luke’s arrival with a social media video of the character and R2-D2 in front of the Millennium Falcon at Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge.