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News Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland Gets Darth Vader in Major Timeline Expansion

Sirwalterraleigh

Premium Member
What are the rumors about the second season?
A massive multi episode space battle where ACKBAR takes down Thrawn…like a zahn type thing

Which would be the latest in a long line of favreau/filoni “we’re sorry” moves…

More poignant since Elphaba just carried her desk out in a box
 
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MisterPenguin

President of Animal Kingdom
Premium Member
But then who is the Hulk Hogan of movie music? 🤔
Right Said Fred

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DoTheImpossible

Well-Known Member
As much as I want a splashy new E-ticket (very much so), it will be more interesting to me to see if they can achieve a lot of improvement with a lot of small, cheaper additions like that person's idea, in the meantime. Every area of the land should have an "only in Star Wars" element. So, for example, Docking Bay 7 is cool. But it's not "own-able" by Disney. It of course uses aesthetic motifs evocative of Star Wars, it doesn't "go against" Star Wars, but those motifs and aesthetics, are not proprietary. They're essentially public domain. An "only in Star Wars" improvement program would add an element (like that "live" pod racing broadcast) to make the place proprietary. Doing that throughout the land, where necessary would go a long way to making SWGE feel more Star Wars-y.
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This really gets at the biggest risk of single-IP lands: overextension. When a land spans acres and serves huge crowds, how much of it can actually feel bespoke to the IP? Fine-tuning may be the key to making SWGE work long-term.
 

JD80

Well-Known Member
This really gets at the biggest risk of single-IP lands: overextension. When a land spans acres and serves huge crowds, how much of it can actually feel bespoke to the IP? Fine-tuning may be the key to making SWGE work long-term.

It's more like Star Wars is incredibly difficult to make a single cohesive land that's also iconic. Harry Potter works because all the iconic locations are set pieces from the movie. Star Wars doesn't have that. You can't make a land out of a Star Destroyer or the Death Star or Jabba's Palace.

You can make fantastic rides and experiences with them, but in order to build a land around them you have to make a generic space port or desert city which is what we got with SWGE.
 

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