Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run
Disneyland Park · Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge
Overview
Guests take on the roles of pilot, gunner, or engineer aboard a full-scale walkable replica of the Millennium Falcon, completing a smuggling mission for Hondo Ohnaka that varies its outcome based on how well the six-person crew performs. The cockpit is a genuine, richly detailed recreation of the ship's interior, and the mission changes periodically to add new storylines.
ParksLog verdict
Six people flying, shooting, and repairing the ship together produces a genuinely different ride than passively watching a screen — performance actually changes the ending, so a poorly flown mission plays out rougher and more chaotic. Volunteer for a pilot seat if you want the most hands-on role. A strong pick for Star Wars fans and any group willing to actually lean into their assigned jobs.
About this experience
Interactive mission aboard the Millennium Falcon where guests pilot, engineer, or operate blasters during a smuggling run through space.
Best for
- Star Wars fans
- Groups of friends or family wanting a genuinely cooperative ride experience
- Guests who want to sit in a real Millennium Falcon cockpit
Tips
- Volunteer for the pilot seats if you want the most active, hands-on role in the mission.
- Performance affects the ending, so a poorly flown mission produces a rougher, more chaotic result.
- The queue winds through the ship's actual boarding ramp and corridors — take time to look around.
Details
History
Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run opened in 2019 as one of two headline attractions in Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, built around a full-scale exterior and interior replica of the iconic ship.
Fun facts
- It opened in 2019 alongside the launch of Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge.
- The Millennium Falcon replica used for the queue and ride is full-scale and walkable.
- Mission storylines and endings have been updated periodically, including a Mandalorian-themed mission added in 2026.