While the longer sequence was cut from The Rise of Skywalker, Star Wars is now bringing Kylo Ren's extended Mustafar crusade back to the canon.

Needless to say, a lot of fans are quite happy to see Luke Skywalker finally appear as a character in Galaxy’s Edge. They were disappointed that the previous story prevented him from showing up. The land was supposed to be set following the events of Star Wars: The Last Jedi, so even having an older Luke appear was off the table.

Up until now, old school characters from the original Star Wars trilogy had been banned from Black Spire Outpost by Walt Disney Imagineering and Lucasfilm.

Galaxy’s Edge in Disneyland and Walt Disney World is a Star Wars fan’s dream come true in many ways. But one thing about it that no one is happy with is the fixed timeline to the sequel trilogy.

You can get a closeup of the hair in Yak Face's ears, marvel at a life-sized landspeeder and dress up as your favorite "Star Wars" character.

Naomi Ackie, who played stormtrooper-turned-freedom-fighter Jannah in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, would be open to reprising the role in the upcoming New Jedi Order movie. While at the Sundance Film Festival to promote her new film Sorry,

Disney teased the arrival of Luke Skywalker for a possible character meet and greet at Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge. More details are coming this week!

The Jedi Master will soon make his West Coast debut, further shattering the setting for the Star Wars theme park universe.

Galaxy’s Edge this year. Luke Skywalker at Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge Disney Parks teased Luke’s arrival with a social media video of the character and R2-D2 in front of the Millennium Falcon at Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge.