Patch Notes // latest change 2024.04.05
Echo Lake · Hollywood Studios · Walt Disney World
Ride · opened 1989 · Hollywood Studios · 6 changes on record
Added a new destination, the planet Seatos with purrgil space whales, plus transmissions from Ahsoka Tano, Cassian Andor, and Din Djarin & Grogu drawn from the Disney+ series, expanding the ride's randomized storyline to 250-plus variations.
Added new segments to the ocean moon Kef Bir (with Death Star wreckage) and the Sith world Exegol from The Rise of Skywalker, debuting on the film's release date.
Added new segments to the mineral planet Crait from The Last Jedi and a preview flight to Batuu, the planet later realized as Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge.
Added a new destination segment set on Jakku from The Force Awakens, featuring a wrecked Star Destroyer field, the Millennium Falcon pursued by TIE fighters, and a crash-landing escape sequence.
◆ Latest milestone
Reopened as Star Tours – The Adventures Continue after the original closed September 7, 2010 — a full reimagining to a 3D high-definition motion-simulator system with a randomized, branching storyline visiting multiple destinations aboard the Starspeeder 1000.
Original Star Tours opened at Disney-MGM Studios (now Disney's Hollywood Studios), a Starspeeder 3000 motion simulator on a single fixed flight to the Forest Moon of Endor piloted by the rookie droid RX-24 (Rex).
That's every change on the record on Star Tours – The Adventures Continue since 1989.
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Per the documented record, Star Tours – The Adventures Continue at Hollywood Studios opened on Dec 15, 1989.
The latest documented change (documented Apr 5, 2024): Added a new destination, the planet Seatos with purrgil space whales, plus transmissions from Ahsoka Tano, Cassian Andor, and Din Djarin & Grogu drawn from the Disney+ series, expanding the ride's randomized storyline to 250-plus variations.
6 documented changes, dating back to 1989 — the fan-kept ride changelog nobody else keeps.
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