Star Wars Galactic Experience at DHS

[JillC LI]

Can this be seen somewhat from anywhere outside the park?

 

[mikeh]

I think you're referring to the fireworks? If so, yes. They can actually be seen quite nicely from Epcot.

Keep in mind that most of the show is actually projections on the Chinese Theater and surrounding buildings. The projections are only visible from in the park.

If you don't mean the fireworks then please disregard.

 

[wdwmagic]

Can this be seen somewhat from anywhere outside the park?

This is one that really needs to be seen from inside the park, and specifically in the center of the hub area. Many of the effects are in that central area and can't be seen from elsewhere.

 

[JillC LI]

Thanks Steve. I just booked a short trip in January, and I don't think I'll be able to squeeze it in without park hopper passes which we decided to forego this time 'round. Oh well. None of us in the family are big Star Wars fans, but I like to see anything new that WDW has to offer when I'm there.

 

[JillC LI]

I think you're referring to the fireworks? If so, yes. They can actually be seen quite nicely from Epcot.

Keep in mind that most of the show is actually projections on the Chinese Theater and surrounding buildings. The projections are only visible from in the park.

If you don't mean the fireworks then please disregard.

I meant the entire experience. Good to know that I could catch some of the fireworks from outside the park if not the projections. Where would I want to stand in EPCOT to see a bit of the fireworks?

 

[wdwmagic]

Thanks Steve. I just booked a short trip in January, and I don't think I'll be able to squeeze it in without park hopper passes which we decided to forego this time 'round. Oh well. None of us in the family are big Star Wars fans, but I like to see anything new that WDW has to offer when I'm there.

I personally would skip it if you can't see it from within the hub of the Studios.

It is visible from Epcot, with the fireworks appearing approximately behind the France Pavilion, depending exactly where you are standing. But really without the music, projections and everything going on in the hub, it will just look like random fireworks every couple of minutes for 10 mins.

 

[Goofyque']

Thanks Steve. I just booked a short trip in January, and I don't think I'll be able to squeeze it in without park hopper passes which we decided to forego this time 'round. Oh well. None of us in the family are big Star Wars fans, but I like to see anything new that WDW has to offer when I'm there.

This is an AWESOME show whether you like Star Wars or not. If there is a day you can adjust your schedule, I think you would find it well worth the effort.