At the 2015 D23 Expo, Disney revealed its plans to build a 14-acre Star Wars-themed area in both the original Disneyland and the company’s “Hollywood Studios” park in Orlando, Florida. At this year’s convention, the company announced that the area would be called “Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge” and that anyone visiting the Orlando location would get the chance to experience a “100 percent immersive,” two-day narrative adventure by staying in a special Star Wars-themed hotel!

Set for completion in the next few years, the “Star Wars Hotel” is being designed to look and feel like one of the series’ iconic starships, complete with views of “intergalactic space” from each window. Guests will even get to “fly” a life-size replica of the Millennium Falcon through the heart of a battle between the First Order and the Resistance.
The two-day adventure is expected to cost anywhere from $900 to $1000, with rooms accommodating up to four people each. During the day, guests can explore the park and sample Star Wars-inspired treats like “blue milk” from a variety of themed restaurants. Disney even plans to replicate the famous “Mos Eisley Cantina” from the original films and bring it to life in Galaxy’s Edge!

Walt Disney Parks and Resorts Chairman Bob Chapek had this to say on the project: “To say we are excited for the Star Wars-themed lands to open in 2019 i...