More details announced for Star Wars Galactic Nights special event

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Posted: Wednesday March 8, 2017 3:52pm EST by WDWMAGIC Staff

New details have been announced today for the upcoming Star Wars Galactic Nights special event at Disney's Hollywood Studios.

Vanessa Marshall, the voice of Hera Syndulla from Star Wars Rebels, will serve as host of “Inside the Saga: Celebrity Chat Show” and take you behind the scenes of the latest installment to the Star Wars franchise, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. This offering will take place multiple times throughout the event in the Epic Theater. The Inside the Saga pre-show, will feature Star Wars Show hosts, Andi Gutierrez and Anthony Carboni.

Star Wars at Disney's Hollywood Studios

See the full entertainment lineup for Star Wars Galactic Nights, taking place April 14 2017.

Tickets are still available and can be purchased online for at 407-827-7036, $129 plus tax for adults, and $124 plus tax for ages 9 and under. Discounted price for Annual Passholders and DVC Members is $119 for adults and $114 for ages 3-9.

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Princess LeiaApr 19, 2017

I really want that poster :(

J. D.Apr 16, 2017

I don't believe so.

QApr 16, 2017

The Galactic Nights could be a good way to test some of these character interactions and such. There wouldn't be too many people in the park, and it would help guests feel they're getting good value out of their admission to the event.

Chet DakotaApr 16, 2017

They also talked about roaming droids, and characters that will talk to you and bring you into the story...offer you bounty hunter jobs, give you opportunities to support the First Order, etc. They have talked since the beginning about the roaming characters. They will be on the ground, among the guests.

sculljoeyApr 16, 2017

They said in the panel that the entertainment will be taking place on rooftops, ladders, etc. Could be out of reach for the guests

Chet DakotaApr 16, 2017

This is why I am skeptical of the roaming characters and immersive entertainment that they are promoting for SWL. It will be very crowded and people will interfere with the "show" because they will want pictures, autographs, etc. There will have to be tons of control over this. I would speculate that the "entertainment" will not last long before it gets abandoned.

I am TimmyApr 16, 2017

If this happens while I'm there in December I am absolutely doing this. I mean, my family is doing this. With me. Yessss......

drew81Apr 16, 2017

Don't think so. Paid them an appearance fee. That's it.

Kman101Apr 16, 2017

And many were already in town for the celebration so did Disney even fly any of them out?

drew81Apr 16, 2017

You guys really think they're going to fly in film talent for another night? No way. They won't do that. If they do more Galactic Nights no way those have the actors last night's did.

MisterPenguinApr 15, 2017

The next SW Celebration isn't until 2019, skipping 2018 according to their site: http://www.starwarscelebration.com/en/News-And-Media/Breaking-News/The-Next-Star-Wars-Celebration-Coming-to-Our-Galaxy-2019/ So, don't look to Celebration to trigger another Galactic Night event in 2018.

QApr 15, 2017

Ehhhh, that really wasn't the same event. Totally different entertainment and everything.

shipley731Apr 15, 2017

It's been done 3 times. They did this the last time Celebration was held in Orlando in 2011. I talked my husband into taking me. We had a great time. Saw George Lucas at the Star Wars / Indiana Jones mash up show. That was worth the price of admission alone to me. It also was great to ride Toy Story Mania as a walk on with no wait. Couldn't get down this time.

Much-Pixie-DustApr 15, 2017

Will post pics soon. We thought party was great and worth the money. Nice touches like red and blue churros, fun atmosphere, and a wide variety of offerings. The only glitch I encountered was meeting the Ewoks. They were trying to be roaming characters but people were bombarding them so they were moved to behind the railing beside the Star Tours queue. It was more like you were looking at them, like they were trapped. Totally not a Disney issue