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A Disneyland park guest thought they spotted a visitor from a galaxy far, far away!
After visiting the park’sStar Wars: Galaxy’s Edgeland in February, the visitor took toRedditto share a video of two mysterious floating objects they spotted in the sky just before boarding theRise of the Resistanceattraction.
In the clip shared to theDisneyland subreddit, the user pans over two circular shapes floating in the gray sky above. Shooting sound effects andStar Warstheme music can be heard in the background as they make their way into the entrance of the ride.
“Are you sure those are new ships? They look like the weather balloons the fire Marshall releases before the firework show to make sure it’s ok to go on,” one user wrote.
“Smoke rings from pyrotechnics at World of Color,” another corrected, referring to the Anaheim, Calif. park’s nighttime spectacular,World of Color – One.
A second person confirmed, “These are the rings from the WOC-one performance from the fire parts of the show, I was at the WOC show tonight and saw both these rings.”
Disneyland’s World of Color - One attraction.Jeff Gritchen, Orange County Register/SCNG
Jeff Gritchen, Orange County Register/SCNG
World of Color – One incorporates fire, water, fog and laser effects “set to a soaring soundtrack” throughout a 22-minute long show, according to Disneyland’sofficial website. Some of the colorful effects shoot high in the sky which explains the Reddit user being able to spot the smoke rings all the way fromStar Wars: Galaxy’s Edge.
TheStar Wars-themed land first made its debut at Disneyland in May 2019. The Walt Disney World version opened later that year in August. Rise of the Resistance opened in Jan. 2020 at the Southern California park just a month after Disney World’s opening of the same ride on Dec. 5, 2019 in honor of Walt Disney’s birthday.
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Ahead of the opening, Disney editorial director Thomas Smith revealed in ablog post, “Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance will blur the lines between fantasy and reality and will put guests in the middle of a climactic battle between the First Order and the Resistance.”
source: people.com
