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Star Tours: The Adventures Continue reviews

Theme Park Insider readers offer their ratings and reviews for Star Tours: The Adventures Continue, a simulator ride in Tomorrowland at Disneyland. (The minimum height to ride is 40 inches.)

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Posted: September 22, 2011

Star Tours: The Adventures Continue actually takes place before the original Star Tours, in the time between the third and fourth Star Wars films. You still ride with the Star Tours flight crew, but with C-3PO at the helm, and a rebel spy on board. Who could it be?

The ride features multiple options for more than 50 different possibilities of where you'll visit and whom you'll see on your trip.

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46 votes, so far

Thank goodness of the variations. I remember the old star tours and it got very boring. Adding some comical fun into it is a blast! But this is a typical room moving ride. - B Higgins

We must have rode this 10 times to see all the variances. So much fun! - brian newsome

Definitely not for people who get motion sickness. Don't get me wrong, I loved this ride and it was really cool, but I'm the type of person who can go on any roller coaster and not get sick and yet when I got off this ride I actually felt a little nauseous(and I know I wasn't the only one bceause I could hear others say so on the way out) I never got sick on this ride before so I think it's because of the 3-D glasses. Either way, it's still an awesome experience, just try not to eat before getting on. - Sierra J

10/10. as close to a prefect ride experience i have ever been on. Went on three times with 3 different experiences. Love the pod race and hoth sequences the best. - Will Chilcote

This is a very solid reboot of the beloved but aging Star Tours. Usually I don't like 3D, but for the most part it is well done on this attraction, enhancing the motion sensation from the simulator. There is the rare cheesy sticking-out-at-you 3D gag, but mostly it just adds depth. The alternative and random ride experiences completely address the major weakness of the old attraction, but in having to transition between four disjointed scenes sometimes the ride feels like it is controlled by an attention-span challenged child on a sugar high with a TV remote. The only remaining downside I can think of is the unforgivable presence of the Jar Jar character (or potential presence, since it depends what scene you get). Even the queue is great. The droid security room is almost as entertaining as the attraction itself. Get to the park early and grab as fastpass for Star Tours. You'll want to experience this one. - Tyler Stover

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