Disney Release New Concept Art For Star Wars Land

That galaxy far, far away is suddenly looking closer to us.

Disneyland Star Wars Concept Art

It might be a while until we actually get to visit the as-yet unnamed Star Wars Land but Walt Disney World have whet our appetite once again with the release of a new piece of concept art for their forthcoming park.

Eagle-eyed Disney fans will notice the bridge and ferry boats that have appeared in other concept art for the updated Rivers of America. The inclusion of this gives a real grounding as to the orientation that has been set out for the park.

The land is to be set in a new planet within the Star Wars universe and will contain attractions where guests will find themselves in battle between the Resistance and the First Order, as well as being able to pilot the Millennium Falcon.

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The Millennium Falcon can be seen in the concept art near the back sticking out of a hanger. Several other ships can be seen in the image, as well as what appears to be an Imperial Shuttle in the top right.

Star Wars Land
Disney

There's no word as to when Star Wars Land will open in both Disneyland and Walt Disney World. Disneyland's construction seems to be making good progress if Youtube videos taken by guests are anything to go by.

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