Disneyland Resort’s Star Tours attraction is making waves once again, as the highly anticipated random sequences have officially returned to the ride. For several months, the attraction had been offering only the newer scenes, leaving many fans longing for the return of the classic variety they know and love. Now that the random sequences are back, the Star Wars adventure has once again taken on the excitement of unpredictability, and Disney fans couldn’t be more thrilled.
Excitement among guests reached a fever pitch as word spread on social media. One excited visitor shared:
STAR TOURS AT DISNEYLAND IS BACK TO RANDOM SEQUENCES!! CRAIT IS BACK!!! WE ARE SO BACK!!!“
This enthusiasm was matched by another fan, who replied:
“YES!!!!! THIS IS THE BEST NEWS EVER!!!!! STAR TOURS IS BACK, BABY!!!!!!!!“
The return of the random sequences means that guests will once again be treated to a dynamic ride experience, where every journey aboard the Starspeeder could lead to a different destination, from the snow-covered surface of Hoth to the fast-paced chases through Endor’s dense forests. For fans of the attraction, this means the ride is once again filled with the thrill of surprise and variety.
The random sequences had long been a signature feature of Star Tours, giving it a sense of excitement and keeping the experience fresh for repeat visitors. The newer scenes, though still exciting, had left some fans feeling nostalgic for the classic scenes that made the attraction a must-see in the first place.
A Welcomed Return
Now that Star Tours has returned to its roots, many are celebrating the renewed sense of adventure. It’s a reminder that the ride’s unpredictability is what made it a fan favorite, and guests are eager to enjoy the classic Star Wars moments once again.
For those visiting Disneyland in the near future, it’s the perfect time to hop aboard and relive the excitement of Star Tours as it was originally meant to be experienced—full of surprises at every twist and turn. The Force is definitely strong with this beloved attraction once more.
