The real treats of the park are the two immersive rides it offers. The first, Smuggler’s Run, offers movie fans the chance to fly Han Solo’s legendary ship, the Millenium Falcon, using a combination of flight simulators, video screens, animatronic characters, and augmented reality. The second, which first opened in 202, is Rise of the Resistance, a multi-level, multi-faceted experience that lasts about 18 minutes and includes dazzling use of motion, sounds, holograms, and other special effects to make groups feel like they have been drafted into the Resistance, board a shuttle which is summarily captured by a First Order Star Destroyer, interrogated by Ren and fellow baddie General Hux, and then broken out of prison and put on a thrilling trackless ride that leads to encounters with a massive AT-AT walker, an Imperial probe droid, Ren and his fearsome red lightsaber, and a full-on space battle between the forces of good and evil. For all of its immersive fun thus far, the House of Mouse upped the ante considerably in early August when it released its first advertising for its newest endeavor in a galaxy far, far away.