Mulan Makes Surprise Appearances at Hollywood Studios Ahead of New Character Spot Opening

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May 18, 2026

Mulan Delights Guests with Surprise Pop-Up Appearances at Hollywood Studios

Disney’s Hollywood Studios is preparing for some major character updates, but guests visiting the park this week got an incredibly special, legendary surprise before the official changes even debuted!

The beloved warrior Mulan has been spotted making unannounced, pop-up appearances inside Disney’s Hollywood Studios, giving lucky park-goers a chance to mix and mingle with royalty ahead of schedule.

While character lineups often shift behind the scenes, it’s always a thrilling moment when a rare or highly anticipated character steps out into the park early. Mulan was seen greeting delighted guests, posing for photos, and bringing a touch of honor and courage to the park’s lineup.

These soft-opening style appearances are a fantastic treat for anyone lucky enough to be in the right place at the right time, offering a magical preview of the park’s upcoming character experiences.

These surprise sightings aren’t just random luck—they are tied to a much larger refresh happening right now at the park! Disney’s Hollywood Studios is currently putting the finishing touches on its newly reimagined Animation area. As part of this major update, a brand-new indoor character meet-and-greet spot is set to officially open soon, and Mulan will be one of the permanent stars of the new location.

Taking over a refreshed space designed to look like an authentic studio lot, this dedicated character spot will give Mulan a beautiful, permanent indoor home where guests can regularly line up to meet her, chat about saving China, and snap the perfect photo.

Stepping out into the park early allows characters to test out the spaces and delight guests while the final details of the indoor meet-and-greet venue are completed. The official grand opening of the new character spot is just around the corner, but in the meantime, keep your eyes peeled next time you walk through Hollywood Studios—you never know when a legend might step out to say hello!

New Posters Added to Animation Courtyard in Hollywood Studios

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May 18, 2026

New Movie Posters Pop Up in Animation Courtyard

A fresh wave of cinematic charm has arrived at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, as new posters have begun appearing around the Animation Courtyard. These striking new displays pay tribute to classic Disney animated films, offering guests a nostalgic look at the studio’s rich storytelling heritage.

On a recent visit to Disney’s Hollywood Studios, we caught a firsthand glimpse of the ongoing transformation taking over Animation Courtyard. The entire area is undergoing a comprehensive refresh, coinciding with the highly anticipated overhaul of the Star Wars Launch Bay inside The Magic of Disney Animation pavilion.

Set to be officially rebranded as The Walt Disney Studios Courtyard, the neighborhood has been completely repainted and modernized to offer an authentic, immersive environment inspired by the historic Walt Disney Studios lot in Burbank, California.

While updates from earlier this week highlighted new signage and the temporary removal of old displays, a fresh wave of permanent artwork has now arrived. The exterior of the newly painted “studio lot” buildings is now decorated with vibrant new posters that celebrate both beloved Disney animated classics and modern blockbusters. Though the area’s grand reopening is still about a week away, guests can already spot the stunning new displays from the main walkways, featuring artwork honoring films like Dumbo, Lady and the Tramp, Tangled, and the new Zootopia 2.

Are you looking forward to the area being complete?

Canadian Man Arrested After Shoving Pandora World of Avatar Cast Member

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May 17, 2026

Canadian Tourist Arrested After Allegedly Shoulder-Checking Disney Cast Member at Animal Kingdom

A Canadian man was arrested at Disney’s Animal Kingdom after allegedly shoulder-checking a Cast Member while attempting to force his way onto a closed attraction in Pandora: The World of Avatar after park closing. According to an Orange County Sheriff’s arrest report, 48-year-old Domenico Barbieri of Ontario, Canada, was charged with first-degree misdemeanor battery following the March 20 incident. Court records show Barbieri later pleaded not guilty.

The confrontation reportedly unfolded around 7:10 p.m., shortly after Disney’s Animal Kingdom officially closed for the evening at 7 p.m. Authorities say Barbieri initially approached a Cast Member regarding his “family outside” an attraction queue. The Cast Member informed him the ride had already closed for the night and the entrance chains had been secured.

However, according to the report, three of Barbieri’s family members allegedly bypassed the chains and entered the queue anyway before being escorted out by the Cast Member.

The situation apparently escalated when Barbieri and his family returned a short time later and attempted to enter through the Lightning Lane entrance instead. The arrest report states the Cast Member physically positioned herself in front of Barbieri and asked him multiple times to leave the area. Investigators say Barbieri continued advancing despite instructions to stop.

According to the sheriff’s report, Barbieri allegedly shoved the Cast Member with his shoulder while attempting to move deeper into the queue. The report states the employee continued attempting to block him from reaching additional Cast Members and guests farther inside the line when Barbieri allegedly shoulder-checked her a second time. The incident finally stopped when Barbieri reached a crowd farther inside the queue area, after which the Cast Member contacted Disney Security and management.

Investigators later interviewed Barbieri, who reportedly “largely corroborated” the Cast Member’s version of events. According to the report, Barbieri admitted he continued walking forward against instructions and acknowledged making contact with the employee while trying to pass her.

While the sheriff’s report did not specifically identify the attraction involved, law enforcement responded near Rainforest Road in Pandora: The World of Avatar. Based on the location and Lightning Lane reference, the incident likely involved Avatar: Flight of Passage or possibly Na’vi River Journey.

The case remains ongoing, with a pre-trial hearing scheduled for May 22.

Unfortunately, incidents involving guests becoming aggressive with Cast Members continue to be an issue across theme parks nationwide, particularly during stressful end-of-night operations when attractions close and crowds rush for “one last ride.” Cast Members are often tasked with enforcing operational rules while managing frustrated guests, making these situations especially difficult.

Massive Construction Progress for Villains Land and Piston Peak Shown in New Aerial Photos

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May 17, 2026

Massive Construction Progress for Villains Land and Piston Peak Shown in New Aerial Photos

Massive Villains Land and Piston Peak Construction Expansion Revealed in New Aerial Photos

Magic Kingdom’s biggest expansion ever is no longer just dirt permits and concept art. New aerial photos from bioreconstruct reveal an absolutely staggering level of construction progress behind Big Thunder Mountain Railroad as Disney transforms the former Rivers of America into the future home of Piston Peak National Park and Villains Land.

And honestly? The scale is kind of hard to process until you see it from above.

The latest aerials showcase what has essentially become a giant canyon of construction stretching across a massive section of northwest Magic Kingdom. Huge swaths of land have now been completely cleared, graded, leveled, and reshaped as Disney begins turning years of blue-sky D23 announcements into something physically visible.

The centerpiece of the activity remains the future Cars-themed Piston Peak National Park expansion, replacing Rivers of America and Tom Sawyer Island. The former waterfront area is now almost entirely unrecognizable, with construction crews actively reshaping the terrain around Big Thunder Mountain Railroad and Haunted Mansion.

One of the most noticeable changes in the new photos is the rapidly expanding network of large concrete retaining walls wrapping around the project site. The stepped walls now carve through the former riverbank area and appear to outline future pathways, waterways, and elevation changes that will help separate Frontierland, Liberty Square, and Piston Peak thematically.

The scale of the excavation is enormous. Mountains of dirt, construction staging zones, drainage infrastructure, concrete forms, and heavy equipment now dominate nearly every inch of the former Rivers of America footprint.

Meanwhile, the former Mike Fink Keel Boat Landing area beside Haunted Mansion has now been completely erased, leaving behind a widened construction corridor connecting the expanding work zones. Ongoing refurbishment work on Haunted Mansion is also visible from above, with roofing and scaffolding work continuing behind scrims.

Big Thunder Mountain Railroad somehow now looks tiny compared to the sprawling sea of construction surrounding it. The aerials especially highlight how dramatically the guest flow around the mountain will eventually change once new pathways and waterways are completed.

But Piston Peak is only half the story.

Beyond Big Thunder Mountain, the photos also provide a sense of just how much raw land Disney now has available for the future Villains Land expansion. While visible vertical construction for Villains Land has not yet started in earnest, the cleared and prepared land behind the mountain paints a clearer picture than ever before of how massive this expansion pad truly is.

Disney has said Villains Land will feature two major attractions, dining, shopping, and heavily stylized architecture inspired by classic Disney villains. Imagineers previously described the design aesthetic as “conjured architecture” with gothic and Art Nouveau influences, creating an entirely new visual identity for Magic Kingdom.

Together, the combined Piston Peak and Villains Land projects are expected to become the largest expansion in Magic Kingdom history.

Disney Files Initial Building Permits for Project Fedora at Hollywood Studios

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May 17, 2026

Disney Files Initial Building Permits for Project Fedora at Hollywood Studios

Disney Files New ‘Project Fedora’ Permits Near Indiana Jones Stunt Show at Hollywood Studios

Something new may be cracking its whip into Disney’s Hollywood Studios soon. Disney has filed two new construction permits connected to “Project Fedora,” a mysterious development project located directly outside the exit of the Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular theater.

And yes, “Fedora” is almost certainly a wink and nod to Indiana Jones’ legendary hat. Disney is not exactly being subtle here. 🤠

The permits were filed for the small construction site along 253 Cypress Drive, a space longtime Hollywood Studios fans may remember as the former home of a merchandise truck kiosk before 2020. In recent weeks, props disappeared from the area and sections of pavement were torn up, signaling that something was brewing backstage.

Now, the newly filed permits offer the clearest indication yet that Disney is actively moving forward with whatever Project Fedora turns out to be.

Interestingly, the permits were filed through Disney’s Facility Asset Management division rather than Walt Disney Imagineering. That usually points toward infrastructure or operational construction rather than major attraction development. Still, one of the contractors attached to the permits is Artistic Entertainment Services, a company known for scenic fabrication and themed environment work for Disney and other theme parks.

Translation? This probably is not just somebody replacing concrete and calling it a day.

The project could potentially involve a new Indiana Jones-themed merchandise kiosk, snack stand, themed photo area, or refreshed outdoor space connected to the stunt show. Given the scenic fabrication company attached to the permits, themed props and set dressing seem highly likely.

The location itself also makes a lot of sense for some kind of Indiana Jones refresh. On the opposite side of the theater once sat a dedicated Indiana Jones gift shop, which never reopened after the 2020 park shutdowns. Disney temporarily reused the space in 2023 during the release of Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, turning it into a themed exhibit and lounge experience.

Meanwhile, Indiana Jones as a franchise continues gaining fresh momentum across Walt Disney World. Disney is currently constructing a brand-new Indiana Jones attraction at Disney’s Animal Kingdom to replace DINOSAUR, meaning the fedora-loving archaeologist is becoming a much larger presence across the resort once again.

This latest project also arrives while the Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular continues operating under slightly modified conditions. The iconic rolling boulder effect has still not returned following an incident where a cast member was injured after the boulder came off its track.

For now, Disney has not officially announced what Project Fedora will become, but between the codename, the location, and the themed construction contractors involved, it definitely feels like Indy fans may soon have something new to discover at Hollywood Studios.

New Aerial Photos Show Demolition of Former Mike Fink Keelboats Dock at Magic Kingdom

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May 17, 2026

New Aerial Photos Show Demolition of Former Mike Fink Keelboats Dock at Magic Kingdom

Mike Fink Keel Boat Landing Has Vanished as Piston Peak Construction Reshapes Magic Kingdom

The wildest construction project in the wilderness continues to steam ahead at Magic Kingdom, and new aerial photos reveal another major piece of Disney history has officially disappeared from the landscape.

Fresh images from bioreconstruct show the former Mike Fink Keel Boat Landing has now been completely demolished as work ramps up on the massive Cars-themed Piston Peak National Park expansion replacing Rivers of America and Tom Sawyer Island.

The latest aerial views showcase just how quickly this corner of Frontierland is transforming. What was once peaceful waterfront scenery is now a sprawling maze of dirt grading, retaining walls, heavy equipment, and expanding infrastructure stretching from Haunted Mansion all the way toward Big Thunder Mountain Railroad.

Perhaps the biggest visible change is the complete removal of the Mike Fink keel boats dock near Liberty Square. Earlier this month, demolition began around the area, but the newest aerial photos confirm the old landing has now been wiped from the map entirely.

For longtime Disney fans, this marks another emotional milestone in the ongoing transformation of Frontierland. The Mike Fink Keel Boats were an original Magic Kingdom opening day attraction inspired by Disney’s Davy Crockett television series. The small boats offered guests a scenic trip around the Rivers of America until the attraction permanently closed in 2001. In more recent years, portions of the dock had been repurposed as overflow queue space for Haunted Mansion before construction walls moved in earlier this year.

Meanwhile, the construction zone itself is beginning to evolve from simple land clearing into something much more permanent. New retaining walls now snake through the site in large stepped formations, particularly near the former riverbank areas beside Big Thunder Mountain. Ground crews also appear to be leveling a massive dirt mound north of Haunted Mansion as Disney prepares new pathways and waterways for the reimagined land.

One major upcoming feature of Piston Peak National Park will be a newly created river separating the Cars-themed area from Frontierland and Liberty Square. The new waterway is intended to help preserve thematic transitions between the lands while still introducing the high-energy world inspired by Pixar’s Cars franchise.

The aerial photos also provide a closer look at ongoing refurbishment work on Haunted Mansion itself. Roofing materials have been stripped down to the underlayment while scaffolding remains visible behind guest-facing scrims.

From above, the sheer scale of the project is honestly staggering. The construction footprint now stretches across an enormous section of Magic Kingdom and gives a much clearer sense of Disney’s plans to dramatically reshape the northwest side of the park over the next several years.

Piston Peak National Park is just one half of Disney’s enormous expansion plans beyond Big Thunder Mountain. On the opposite side of the project site, Disney is also preparing for the future Villains Land expansion, which will feature two major attractions, dining, shopping, and heavily stylized “conjured architecture” inspired by classic Disney villains.

New Magic Kingdom Ferry Boat Spotted Under Construction in Disney World Dry Dock

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May 17, 2026

New Magic Kingdom Ferry Boat Spotted Under Construction in Disney World Dry Dock

Disney’s New Magic Kingdom Ferryboat Is Starting to Take Shape Behind the Scenes

A brand-new chapter in Disney transportation history is slowly floating into view. New aerial photos from bioreconstruct of the marina north of Disney’s Contemporary Resort show construction underway on Walt Disney World’s upcoming fourth Magic Kingdom ferryboat, and the project is finally beginning to look less like scattered steel and more like an actual vessel ready to cruise across Seven Seas Lagoon.

The photos, captured by bioreconstruct, reveal large sections of the ferry’s hull already welded together inside a dry dock at the backstage marina. Another image gives fans a rare glimpse at the transfer platform Disney is using to move materials and eventually transport the completed boat from the construction site to the lagoon itself. Eagle-eyed fans will also spot the beloved Liberty Belle riverboat hanging out nearby like a nautical celebrity cameo.

Disney previously confirmed the new 120-foot ferryboat will be named the “Meg Gilbert Crofton,” honoring the fourth president of Walt Disney World Resort and the first woman to hold that role. Once completed, the new addition will expand the Seven Seas Lagoon ferry fleet from three boats to four for the first time since 1976.

The new vessel is expected to match the classic look and high-capacity design of the current ferryboats: the Admiral Joe Fowler, General Joe Potter, and Richard F. Irvine. Disney has also shared that guests will find a portrait of Meg Crofton onboard alongside a plaque detailing her contributions to Walt Disney World history.

Construction-wise, Disney is essentially assembling the ferry like a giant floating LEGO set. The boat sections were shipped to Walt Disney World in pieces before being welded and fitted together on-site at the marina. Based on the latest aerials, the skeletal framework is already coming together quickly.

Disney says the new ferryboat is expected to enter service sometime in 2027, helping transport guests between the Transportation and Ticket Center and Magic Kingdom. With crowds continuing to grow and transportation demand increasing during peak seasons, the added ferry capacity could become a very welcome sight for guests trying to avoid those post-fireworks monorail lines that feel longer than Space Mountain with the lights on. 🚢

The announcement has also sparked plenty of debate among Disney fans online regarding the ferryboat’s name. Some fans praised Disney for recognizing Meg Crofton’s role in Walt Disney World leadership history, while others argued the boat should have been named after legendary Imagineers or Disney executives like Marty Sklar, John Hench, or Frank Wells. Meanwhile, plenty of commenters were simply relieved to see the Liberty Belle still afloat and intact in the latest aerial photos.

Either way, Disney transportation fans now have a new construction project to watch as this future Seven Seas Lagoon skipper slowly sails toward completion.

The Mandalorian and Grogu Cast and Creators Shock Fans at Disneyland Galaxy’s Edge

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May 17, 2026

The Mandalorian and Grogu Cast & Creators Make Surprise Disneyland Appearance

Disneyland guests visiting Black Spire Outpost yesterday, got the shock of a lifetime when the cast and creators of Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu made a surprise appearance right inside Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge! On hand for the epic surprise were actors Pedro Pascal and Sigourney Weaver, alongside Director Jon Favreau and the President and CCO of Lucasfilm himself, Dave Filoni.

The highlights of the day kicked off at the fastest hunk of junk in the galaxy. Pedro Pascal absolutely thrilled unsuspecting Disneyland park guests by dropping in on Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run! Imagine getting ready to fly a smuggling mission and looking up to see Mando himself guiding your crew.

After taking the Falcon for a spin, the star-powered group headed out into the park to pose for an iconic photo op alongside the Mandalorian and Grogu, right in front of the Millennium Falcon.

This surprise visit wasn’t just for fun—it is building up massive hype for a brand-new experience coming to the parks.

Beginning May 22, 2026, a completely new mission featuring the Mandalorian and Grogu will debut aboard Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run at both Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney World Resort! This exciting ride update perfectly coincides with the theatrical and IMAX premiere of Lucasfilm’s new film, Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu.

To cap off an already unforgettable day, the cast and creators stayed into the evening to celebrate the upcoming movie release with a viewing of the brand-new nighttime experience, “The Curious Child.”

Playing for a limited time immediately following “Shadows of Memory: A Skywalker Saga,” this nightly spectacle uses stunning projection effects to transform the rocky spires of Batuu near the Millennium Falcon. Guests get to watch as Grogu tests his powers to recall fond memories of his wildest adventures with Mando.

Between the new ride mission, the nighttime projection show, and celebrity sightings, there has never been a better time to visit Galaxy’s Edge!

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Grogu Lights Up the Sky in The Curious Child Nighttime Show at Disneyland

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May 17, 2026

See Grogu Light Up the Night in Disneyland’s ‘The Curious Child’ Show

Calling all Star Wars fans and Disneyland regulars! If you needed another excuse to plan a trip to Batuu, Disney just dropped some incredible news. A brand-new, limited-time nighttime experience has officially arrived at Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge in Disneyland park, and it stars everyone’s favorite little green Force-user: Grogu!

Beginning May 16, guests can witness “The Curious Child,” a stunning new projection show celebrating the release of the highly anticipated new Star Wars film.

In this all-new nighttime spectacle, guests will get to watch Grogu as he tests his powers to recall fond, heartwarming memories of his many adventures across the galaxy with The Mandalorian.

The show utilizes state-of-the-art projection effects that completely transform the iconic rocky spires of Batuu right near the Millennium Falcon. If you’ve ever wanted to be fully immersed in Din Djarin and Grogu’s journey, this storytelling adventure is going to give you all the feels.

Don’t worry about choosing between your favorite nighttime offerings—Disney is making this an epic double feature. “The Curious Child” will play immediately following “Shadows of Memory: A Skywalker Saga.”

Tip: Because this is a limited-time offering, the viewing areas around the Millennium Falcon are bound to get crowded. We recommend grabbing your galactic snacks and staking out a spot early to get the best view of the projections on the spires!

There is no word yet on exactly how long Grogu will be lighting up the skies of Black Spire Outpost, so you’ll want to catch this magical addition before it fades into hyperspace.

Are you excited for this new nighttime show?

Disney Announces Soarin’ Over California Closing Date

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May 17, 2026

Disney Announces Closing Date for Soarin’ Over California

The countdown to closing has officially begun for the limited-time return of a fan favorite. Disney has announced the final flight date for Soarin’ Over California at Disney California Adventure, making way for the upcoming installation of Soarin’ Across America.

According to the official Soarin’ Over California webpage, the attraction’s limited run is updated to state: “Glide above the Golden State’s natural and man-made wonders—February 6 through June 30, 2026.” This marks June 30 as your very last chance to catch the nostalgic California version before the theater transitions to the newly introduced Soarin’ Across America on July 2, perfectly timed for the Independence Day holiday weekend.

The beloved California edition originally took flight this past February to celebrate the milestone 25th anniversary of Disney California Adventure. Typically, the pavilion hosts the standard Soarin’ Around the World film, making this extended, fragrant trip over the state’s orange groves and coastlines a special treat for park-goers.

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Debuting as a marquee highlight of the nation’s 250th birthday celebrations, Soarin’ Across America promises to take passengers on a breathtaking journey from sea to shining sea. While Disney has confirmed that this patriotic flight will only be available for a limited time, they have not yet announced exactly how long the temporary run will last.

The brand-new film is scheduled to make its official world debut at EPCOT on May 26. When the Disney California Adventure version takes flight in July, West Coast guests can expect a nearly identical experience to the Florida counterpart—with one major, magic-making exception: the epic fireworks finale will be custom-tailored to feature Disneyland Park instead of EPCOT.

Are you excited for the new version of Soarin’?

New Permits Reveal Disney Springs Style Shopping District Plans for Disneyland Resort

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May 17, 2026

Disneyland Permits Signal a Disney Springs-Style Shopping District

A massive, Disney Springs-style shopping, dining, and entertainment district is officially heading to the Disneyland Resort. Rather than building a third theme park, Disney is preparing to transform the current Toy Story surface parking lot into a sprawling new retail destination.

As first reported by The Orange County Register, Disneyland has filed confidential building permits with the City of Anaheim for the expansive lot located at 250 and 350 W. Katella Ave. While the Disneyland Resort already boasts the Downtown Disney District, this new development will provide vastly more space for a sprawling, Disney Springs-esque outdoor mall. This open-air shopping and dining destination was initially teased back in 2021 as a key component of the $1.9 billion DisneylandForward expansion project, which officially secured city approval in 2024.

Early concept art for the project reveals a layout not dissimilar to Disney Springs, featuring a collection of retail buildings and potentially a hotel wrapped around a scenic central lagoon. While the development will eliminate the massive Toy Story surface parking lot, Disneyland already has a solution in place with plans to construct a colossal new 3.2 million-square-foot parking garage. These newly filed construction permits are currently in the early stages of review by the City of Anaheim.

What do you think about this new shopping center?

Mandalorian and Grogu Magic Shots Coming to Disney World, Disney Springs & Disneyland

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May 17, 2026

Mandalorian and Grogu Magic Shots Heading to Both Disney Coasts

A brand-new Disney PhotoPass bounty is materializing across the galaxy. For a limited time, Disney PhotoPass Service is introducing a stellar new lineup of Magic Shots inspired by the legendary duo, The Mandalorian and Grogu.

Whether you are traveling to the edge of the galaxy or relaxing on a Disney cruise, you will want to track down these limited-time digital surprises.

Disney PhotoPass photographers are deploying across multiple sectors to help you capture these memories. You can scan the horizon for these specific photo spots on your next vacation:

Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge (Disneyland Resort & Walt Disney World Resort): Keep your eyes peeled for photographers stationed near the Millennium Falcon, the bustling Black Spire Marketplace, the Resistance A-Wing, and just outside the Droid Depot.
Tomorrowland (Disneyland Park): Blast off to the retro-future sector for a special photo op.
Disney Springs (Walt Disney World): You don’t even need a park ticket to secure this cargo! Photographers at Walt Disney World’s premier shopping and dining district will have the Magic Shots available.
Discoveryland (Disneyland Paris): International travelers can get in on the action over in Paris.
Disney Cruise Line: Sailing the high seas? Select shipboard Disney Cruise Line experiences will also feature these special galactic overlays.

Snapping these exclusive photos is incredibly easy. Simply locate any participating Disney PhotoPass photographer at the locations listed above, strike your best bounty hunter pose, and let them work their magic.

Once the photographer scans your MagicBand, theme park ticket, or Disney MagicMobile pass, the image will populate in your Disney PhotoPass gallery. When you open the My Disney Experience or Disneyland app to view your photos, you will see a certain armored warrior and his adorable, green foundling appearing right alongside you!

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These special effects photos are only sticking around for a limited time to celebrate our favorite Star Wars duo, so make sure to take advantage of them on your next trip before they jump into hyperspace.

Are you planning to hunt down these Mandalorian and Grogu Magic Shots on your next Disney vacation?