My two cents after visiting GE:
The land is obviously amazing. How they get away without much signage is beyond me. A door just.... opens, and you're in a store. No windows. Incredible. The soundscape was great. I loved the cinematic score to transition you back into DHS.
My favourite area was actually the forest for some reason (I love x-wings?), but I loved it all.
IMO, Hondo is where it all falls apart. Who is he? I'm not an SW super fan so right away it didn't feel like SW. In theory if it was Han or Luke (i know i know i know), it would be wayyy better. Also I missed the original trilogy music, but I get what they're trying to do.
Once the ride video started I was taken back with the feeling of how much it DIDN'T feel like I was in the Millenium Falcon. The motion surrounds the center axis of simulator itself, but in reality the cockpit is on the front-right side of the MF. The axis should be on our left. Weird subtle thing to notice but I wonder if they considered this? Maybe would have worked better if it was an X-wing, but obviously that's not as epic as the MF.
Otherwise I loved the ride experience. I was an Engineer but I loved every minute of it, and would do it again. I don't get motion sick so that's certainly something to note here, but I thought it really put me in the moment of chaos. Mashing buttons and pounding the big orange circle was hilarious and fun, I found myself yelling and cheering and having a blast. I don't really know what was happening on the screen but I knew on some level that it didn't matter because I had a job to do. If you give yourself over to the experience (and don't get motion sick) then it can be super fun. Yelling at a 10 year old pilot to do better is always fun, too.