Still an amazing ride and definitely one of the classics. The wait time today was longer than usual, 50min, but worth it. I love how the ride gives you a different experience every time. It's also interactive by selecting a passenger each time. Your party gets a kick if someone in your party is selected. This ride has 3D glasses to use if you want to experience the ride in its entirety. It can also be a little rough because of the movement. Definitely one of the best rides in the park. read more

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Star Wars , always in the mix. Nice improvement over the years. Worth the wait 45mins +. Thankfully we had very short wait times the last month. I am told they have multiple missions, but I tend to get the same one. So I don't know if it's random or if they change it every few months or what. P.S. don't go immediately after a big meal. Your stomach might feel upset. read more

This is still our favorite Star Wars ride! The original is the best of them all in my opinion. Although It does seem like the ride is just a few minutes shorter than I remember. The 3D aspect is a cool addition from how it was before. It's a definite must while at Disneyland! read more

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Star Tours is a classic Disneyland ride! My family and I still make it a point to ride it at least once, but is it one of my favorites? No, especially now that Batuu has been built. It is located in the corner of Tomorrowland across from the Buzz Lightyear ride. I love the line queue with BB-8 and C-3P0. The line moves fairly quickly on this ride regardless of the wait time. This is a 3-D ride so you wear glasses and since it moves around, you also have to wear a seat belt. Warning if you do get motion sickness, you may not want to ride. My friend who traveled with us gets motion sickness and avoided this one. They have a great store as well filled with lots of Star Wars items including Droids and Lightsabers! read more

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If you have motion sickness, I would not suggest this ride. I don't have motion sickness, but it could be something you'll need to think about, especially if you're not a turbulence on the plane kind of person. I've been a fan of Star Tours since I was a kid and I'm still down to go on this. They've added numerous scenarios you could experience so you might not get the same scenario if you ride this multiple times in the day. Depending on the season, the wait can be 10 minutes or 100 minutes. Is it worth visiting if it's your first time visiting the park? Absolutely yes! Obviously if you're a Star Wars fan, it's a must! read more

Such a solid attraction at Disneyland, especially for Star Wars fans, but also super fun if you don't know the lore. It's a little jerky so you might not love it if you have a lot of chronic back pain, but fantastic for kids and adults. Great 3D aesthetics that require provided glasses, there's storage for your personal belongings underneath your chair. The wait is not often super long, we usually wait until it gets to a 15 min wait time before lining up. All the staff are super professional, and there's lots of interesting things to look at during your wait in line. I love when they play ads for vacations in Tatooine etc. most of the line is shaded/indoors as well. They update the storyline every so often, and I love that they included Ahsoka in this most recent one! 10/10 will be back, always a solid reliable ride. read more

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Star Tours is always a fun and immersive ride, especially if you are a Star Wars fan. We came early, so the wait was only about 10 minutes, which made the experience even better. The motion simulator combined with the random story sequences keeps it exciting every time you ride. It really feels like you are flying through space and part of the action. Definitely worth hopping on early to skip the long lines later in the day. read more

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Star Tours: The Adventures Continue opened on January 9, 1987 and is located at the Tomorrowland section of Disneyland. It was the first Disney attraction based on Star Wars. When you walk in you pick up a pair of 3D glasses. Because it's a motion simulator ride, if you get motion sickness easily I'd recommend skipping this ride. I feel like the ride shook me around enough that it left me with a little headache afterwards. If you do ride it I'd recommend going earlier in the day and definitely not right after you've eaten. read more

This Star Wars themed ride is located in Tomorrowland (and not Galaxy's Edge). This ride has been around for a long time and got an update or updates at some point. Basic premise is that everyone gets on to a 'star bus' of sorts and the ride moves along with the visuals on screen. I wanna say this is one of my favorite rides at Disneyland. Partly because I'm a big Star Wars fan. Also, you get a different combination of visuals so the ride will almost feel different /fresh each time you ride it. I'm a fan of the animatronics on the way in as well. I definitely prefer this ride over Smuggler's Run as you just sit back and let the ride wow you. Almost a slightly more adrenaline rushed but similar to the Soarin' Around the World ride at CA Adventure. The original Star Tours ride is one of the rides I enjoyed and still vaguely remember riding as a kid. So happy they kept it and freshened it up with modern and mixed era Star Wars themes. read more

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What a fun 3D ride! Star Wars fans will LOVE this. This is a small drop, thrill hyperspace flight to legendary destinations from the Star Wars series. This is a cool ride where you might see the Mandalorian and Grogu. Beware that this ride can be dark and get loud but it is worth it because you feel like you stepped into Star Wars itself. By checking the app, you can see the standby wait and it usually ranges less than 25 minutes. I do suggest you check out Star Tours - The Adventures Continue for nonstop fun! read more

This is such a classic Disneyland ride, they keep the ride constantly fresh with different scenarios. I frequently ride this ride when I come to the park, usually to mix things up from pirates of Caribbean and haunted mansion. The line went pretty quick, even quicker for people who need assistance. read more

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Good ride in Tomorrowland, more of an experience than a thrill, but it has good storylines and atmosphere.

One of my son's faves! My wife not so much, but it give him and I one to "bond" on. :) It's a slightly different adventure every time, and it's indoors so you get a chance to cool off on the hotter days (like today). 10/10 - Space Travel at its finest. ;) read more

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A must-ride 3D motion simulator even if you're not a Star Wars fan. Mildly thrilling and fun.

This ride is such a blast! It's located in Tomorrowland, not in Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, I always wonder why the ride wasn't moved to Star Wars land after it was built! One of the coolest things about it is that every ride is different, the 3D experience changes each time, so it never gets old. The storyline puts riders in the role of rebels on the run, trying to escape and battle the First Order. C-3PO unexpectedly takes the captain's seat, while R2-D2 helps pilot the ship, adding some classic Star Wars charm. Just a heads up: if you suffer from motion sickness or vertigo, this ride might be a rough experience, the motion simulation can be pretty intense. Still, for Star Wars fans or whoever, it's a super fun and immersive ride overall! read more

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I am dating myself, but I remember going on the original Star Tours in 1987 when the ride first opened. I think we waited a couple of hours in line to go on that ride. I still remember all the hype surrounding its opening. It was the first partnership between Disney and Lucasfilm. Back then, there was only three Star Wars movies and a handful of worlds that you would visit on the ride. The Star Tours Speeder was piloted by a droid named Captain RX-24 (voiced by the late Paul Reubens) and had appearances by R2-D2 and C-3PO. Star Tours was reimagined in 2011 to include scenes from the newer movies. The ride itself is located in Tomorrowland and is a motion simulator ride with 3-D "flight glasses" that travels to different Star Wars worlds. I usually get motion sickness on these types of rides. But I do ok on the Star Tours ride. Being a life-long fan, I love anything Star Wars. The ride exits through the Star Trader gift shop which has lots of Star Wars merchandise. read more

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This ride is old school but still fun. I love going on this ride even though I have been on it so many times. The only thing that can be bad for some people is that it can make you have motion sickness. I don't have this problem but for someone with Vertigo, I would not recommend this ride. Other than that, the Cast members have always been great and helpful. I enjoy this ride very much and will hopefully continue to do so for many years. read more

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It's not your fault this has something totally to do with me. I love roller coasters. It's just the way this kind of ride makes me feel the same way. A Tesla drives. It's too smooth. It makes me nauseous and I get carsick. I was worried the whole time I was gonna sick . Thank goodness I didn't. read more

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This is one of the old standbys in Tomorrowland at Disneyland, and Star Wars fans will love it. It's identical to the attraction at Disney World in Florida, just without all the cool Endor-themed outdoor queue area. This is a 3D motion simulator ride, so beware if you have motion sickness! I have been on this ride at least 100 times and I'd estimate that it makes me woozy about 5% of the time. I can't figure out why, but it has something to do with the location of the seats and the adventure story that's on the screen. The ride is a tourist spaceship that's piloted by C-3PO, and the park guests are the passengers. The seats are snug and you have to wear a seatbelt because you get bounced around a lot. Make sure you stow your hats, bags, etc. in the compartment under your seat. You'll be given a pair of "flight goggles" (aka 3D glasses) to wear during the journey. What I love about this attraction is that no matter how many times I ride it, it's always a new experience. There are tons of variations on the ride, and they are random. I find the more interesting adventures tend to pop up at night, but I'm not sure if that's just the luck of the draw. My favorite is probably the Pod Race, the Imperial battle on Crait, the ocean moon of Kef Bir, or the visit to Hoth! It's always a joy when Yoda, Lando, Poe, or Princess Leia make a cameo too. The ride features Star Wars lore for fans both old and new, and it's a good mix of stuff from the more recent movies and also the classics. This ride has a height limit and please heed the warning signs: if you tend to get nauseous and are sensitive to motion, be careful when riding! You also exit through the gift shop, which features so much cool merchandise from the Star Wars universe. read more

So cool but not for the ones that get dizzy, vertigo, and or lightheaded easily. My hubby is one of them. Other than that it's so cool, shorter than most, but it's a classic. Located in tomorrow land. read more

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Oh my gosh! This ride takes me back in-time. It was a lot of fun. This was always the "ride" you would go on to get off your feet and take a break from walking all day. I put ride in parentheses because you sit in a room, buckle up and the platform just moves around a little. So, it's not like an actual ride. You also wear glasses and enjoy the show. It is super fun! And like I said, a great way to a break and enjoy some air conditioning lol I'm not even sure if this still exists? I honestly forgot about the Star Wars ride. And of course, no there is the Star Wars Land also known as Galaxy's Edge that is amazing. And that definitely puts this "ride" to shame lol read more

It's been a while since I've ridden on Star Tours and I have to say I'm a very pleasantly surprised how cool the ride is. This is located near the front section of tomorrowland if you're entering from the main hub. This is a ride simulator where you're watching the screen and the vehicle that you are in moves around to match the actions on the screen. Now I'm a Magic Key holder since this past year but prior to that it's been a while since I've ridden the ride. I appreciate how many updated scenes and selections they have in this ride where it's fairly modern with planets and lands from the newer movies. I was caught off guard how bumpy the ride actually is. They did a great job keeping things fresh and updated and not as stale as I had remembered it from years ago. This may not be as fancy as the Rise of the Resistance but I think this is better than Smugglers Run out in Galaxy's Edge. The wait time for this ride typically isn't that bad either so this is one of my must rides when I visit Disneyland. read more

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This attraction never gets old as there are over 60 different combinations for the flight experience! You even have a chance to possibly be the rebel spy - which I was finally picked for in March 2023! On your flight, you will receive 3D glasses so be mindful if you get motion sick on rides. Over the years, I've gotten used to it but don't forget a Dramamine if you need it. Don't miss out on this attraction, and take a flight if you haven't gone recently as you might be surprised the Star Wars timeline you get this time. May the force be with you! read more

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When the wait is 20-25 minutes, hop in! We were in line for probably 10-15 minutes. Seems like they don't do different variations of the star tours trips anymore. We always seem to land at the Death Star and the planet with the red sand from Star Wars: The Last Jedi. Not sure if we're unlucky or if there's no alternating anymore. I guess we should count ourselves lucky we were never sent to Gungan Land. It was fun seeing the old crew again. R2-D2, C3PO, and Poe Dameron. If only if we also got to see Kylo Ren :') The ride is full of nostalgia. It's amazing to see how far the ride has come from the 2000s until now. Don't forget to put on your 3D glasses. You really feel like you're soaring through the galaxy. One of a kind experience. I appreciate the hand sanitizer station at the exit. I'll definitely return on my next Disney trip. read more

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One of my absolute favorite rides at Disney. From the ambiance of the ride, the music, even when you're waiting in line there's never a dull moment. You're entertained the whole time and that's what Disney does best. Before Star Wars land was built, star tours was the first Star Wars themed ride and it's been here forever it feels like. One of the first rides I've been on when I came to Disneyland for the first time and it just holds such great memories for me This last time I went was a little rough as I'm battling with terrible back pain but, the ride wasn't too bad, I was okay. Not too shakey but, not the most comfortable seats either. I'll go on every time if I can, as long as the wait is less than 20-30 minutes. The glasses are okay too, not comfortable but you're only wearing them for a minute or two read more

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Even with its various updates and renovations, Star Tours is still a little dated. It's not the most technically advanced or exciting ride in the park, but it is still a lot of fun. It has been improved by the presence of C-3PO as your pilot, and some new CGI involving Darth Vader throwing your shuttle around in the docking bay, before departing on whatever adventure you end up on. We ended up on the Naboo adventure, which made me roll my eyes and my wife giggle with happiness, when Jar Jar smacked into the windshield. I'm not sure how many different courses that are. Overall, I came back for the nostalgia, but if you really want to have the best Star Wars piloting experience, and you can't get into Rise of the Resistance (because of the bullshit virtual queue), you definitely have to check out Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run, in the brand new Galaxy's Edge portion of the park. There, you can pilot the ship yourself! read more

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The fact that they alternate the actual ride during each and every ride is so unique. Every time you ride you never know what part of the Star Wars galaxy you're gonna' see! C-3PO guides you as explore various space timelines through the Star Wars universe. read more

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This is honestly such a cool ride and premise. The queue is also really cool to wait and observe in, as you see C3PO and R2D2 animatronics and other androids interacting with each other and sometimes addressing people in line. The broad overview of the premise pretty much involves the audience getting trapped into a ship with C3PO by mistake, and then Storm Troopers, sometimes joined by Darth Vader, intercept the ship claiming that they're searching for a spy onboard. In every ride, the camera randomly chooses someone's face to display on screen for Darth Vader and the Storm Troopers to accuse as the spy, and it's always hilarious to see the reactions. Then the ship launches throughout different universes within Star Wars, with C3PO piloting. Depending on the theater you get into, you'll encounter different words and slightly different storylines and endings. Though I don't know if it's been my luck, but except for this one ending of everyone welcoming us back, I keep getting the ending with the android smashing through the window. The ride itself can be rather jerky. My boyfriend called C3PO a "bad pilot." Overall though, very fun! read more

34 min wait looks like 2 hour wait I will never go on this ride again. My stepson was happy to get on but he's like let's get off

This is probably the only ride I enjoyed in Disneyland this time around. Located in tomorrow land. A unique experience. Ride is all about being a rebel spy and take flight to the war. I loved the experience. It's not for people with motion sickness or vertigo. The fast movements can be too much for you. I took it just because my son wanted to go for this, but survived without any incidents. lol The wait is almost close to 1 hour. But worth the wait! read more

A classic! This is one of my favorite rides at Disneyland! It's not too scary, it's a different experience each time as there are different combinations of planets and characters, plus, they are always updating with new/current characters! I know there are newer Star Wars rides, and this would be my #2. Of course Rise of the Resistance is #1 as it is AMAZING! But I like this better than Millennium Falcon. This is a 3D simulation ride where you feel like you are thrown out to space via Hyperdrive. But in reality, you are in the same space. When I was little with the old version, it really felt like you were flying. It was scary so I told myself, it's just the floor moving! Then it wasn't as scary. My fave experiences include planet Naboo & Pod racing! I love that C3PO and R2D2 are the main characters in the ride, and we see them in the queue. After the ride, you end up at Star Traders where you can get all the Star Wars merch. Definitely recommended! read more

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The wait for Star Tours tends to be shorter than for most attractions. The nice thing is most of the queue is inside and with ac. So if it's raining or super hot, it's nice not having to wait outside for long. According to Behind the Attractions, this ride should have multiple variations but the last couple of times I went, it was the same video. It would be nice to see other ones or there's other variations but it's still a really fun ride. If you get motion sickness easily, you might be able to stick it out for most of the ride. There might be a few parts that make you wanna close your eyes. read more

A good simulated ride. In the past I feel like there more different iterations of the simulation but maybe things have changed. Either way it's fun. read more

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The premise is cool as you feel like you're at a space terminal somewhere in the Star Wars galaxy waiting to catch a flight to Tatooine, Coruscant, Naboo, or Kashyyk. Please note that there are no flights to Jakku much to the disappointment of my brother who has timeshares there and is desperately trying to get the word out about his newly constructed desert homes with all the amenities anyone would want. TIP: Make sure to read the terminal board to see which flights are taking off and arriving. The first language is Aurebesh and then the English TIP II: Weather reports are included! You and your fellow passengers are seated aboard the ship and none other than C3PO is our pilot. Heavens forbid. This is a motion ride, where the ship moves, and the screen is fully interactive. I don't want to spoil the ride but someone onboard is a rebel spy and the chase is on. Rebel Scum! We land safely no thanks to the horrible flying of C3PO and instead of going to baggage claim, you end up in a gift shop. NOTE: Our group had different variations of the trip with different planets sans Jakku of course. Our friend was the rebel spy on two of the three trips including one to Mustafar. - Like who wants to go there? NOTE: If you are motion sensitive, this ride is not for you. I didn't think it was going to affect me, but it did. My group went two more times and I stayed in the gift shop. read more

I've actually never been on the original Star Tours, so this was a treat. You don some 3D glasses, seat belt yourself into the theater, and C3PO & R2D2 guide you through the galaxy! The seats actually jostle and move you around a lot, like I felt myself sliding around. Lots of humor, high action, and even without knowing any Star Wars lore, I really enjoyed it. Definitely fun and it was towards the end of the day, so it was a 5 minute wait. Short wait, high returns for sure. read more

Star Tours: The Adventure Continues is one of the better rides in Disneyland. If you come early in the day, it's pretty much a no-wait and instant hop onto the ride, without having to use a fast pass. Star Tours: The Adventure Continues is located in Tomorrowland, which is to your right before going straight into Fantasyland, or Left into Frontier Land from Disneyland's Central Plaza. In Tomorrowland, Star Tours: The Adventure Continues is directly across from Buzz Lightyear ride. If it's a busy day, typically you'll see a 30-40 minute wait time for this particular ride. Usually, what I'll do if I am entering Disneyland as it opens at 8:00 A.M (without the Magical Morning), I'll use my fast pass for hyperspace mountain, go on Star Tours and then Buzz Light Year. The ride is pretty cool. As soon as you enter, it's star wars themed with the animated droids. There are 4 different queues to get on the ride. Each one will have a different theme to it. It is 3D and motion. If you get dizzy easily with 3D or get motion sickness, I'd recommend avoiding this ride. The 'rebel spy' is a nice touch. I finally was randomly selected after riding this ride almost a dozen times as the random rebel 'spy' in group. I haven't seen this ride break down as much as there other rides like Indiana Jones, Hyperspace, or Matterhorn. Star tours is a great ride and a lot of fun! read more

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This is without a doubt my favorite Star Wars attraction which is located in Tomorrowland. This is honestly better than the attractions in Star Wars land and is the original and first Star Wars attraction in Disneyland. To begin with, standing in line for this attraction is amazing because it is so interactive and you see so many of the characters from the film and with the music that accompanies the animatronic characters, it feels like you are in one of the movies. Boarding this ride is even more fun because it makes you feel like you are on one of the ships and it has a driver that moves you in and out of space including a few times that you ride light speed ahead. Every ship you board offers different versions of the attraction (including an underwater seas one) and my personal favorite one is when you are in space with many of the ships flying near and away from you; it also moves really fast up, down and sideways which is also really cool and makes your stomach drop a few times. Best advice I can give you is board this attraction when the park first opens or get a fast pass because, this is one ride that you definitely don't want to miss! read more

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Star Tours is a fun experience for kids and adults. You have to wear their special glasses for this one to enjoy the ride. When we went, there wasn't too much people in line so the wait was like only 5 minutes. But if there a line, they made sure to have some stuff for you to look at to pass time. The ride is like at most 10 minutes but it's worth the experience. The kids, along with their parents will like it. read more

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Good day to go. Weather has been great and waiting time has been decent. Lift to the park is cheaper. Locals get a discount to the park for the day. read more

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