Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance at Disney's Hollywood Studios (Walt Disney World)

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45Min wait

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Typical posted wait for Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance by hour
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Field notes

Ride length
5 min
Access
Must transfer from wheelchair/ECV
Opened
2019
Lightning Lane
Yes
Single rider
Offered
Rider Switch
Available

The ride

Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance is a long, multi-part adventure in Galaxy's Edge: a shuttle flight, a capture aboard a Star Destroyer, and an escape on a trackless ride that ends with a drop.

The story

The Resistance needs recruits. Rey briefs you by hologram, and you board a transport to join General Leia's forces. A First Order Star Destroyer captures the ship, and stormtroopers march you to a cell where Kylo Ren and General Hux want the location of the hidden base. Resistance fighters cut through the wall, and a reprogrammed droid drives you through the ship, past AT-ATs and Kylo Ren, to an escape pod home.

History

It was announced with Galaxy's Edge at the 2015 D23 Expo and opened December 5, 2019, three months after the rest of the land and six weeks before Disneyland's version. It strings together walkthrough scenes, a motion-simulator shuttle, a trackless dark ride and a hidden drop, with 65 Audio-Animatronics figures. Daisy Ridley, Oscar Isaac, John Boyega, Adam Driver and Domhnall Gleeson reprise their film roles.

Good to know

  • Several story scenes come before the ride vehicle, so the whole thing takes longer than the posted wait.
  • The only drop is short, in the escape pod at the end.
  • There's a regular standby line; boarding groups ended in September 2021.

Look for

  • Your vehicle's droid has orange eyes: the mark of a unit the Resistance has reprogrammed.
  • In the hangar, mirrors turn two full-size AT-ATs into what looks like four.

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Questions

What is Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance?

Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance is a long, multi-part adventure in Galaxy's Edge: a shuttle flight, a capture aboard a Star Destroyer, and an escape on a trackless ride that ends with a drop.

What is the Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance wait time today?

So far today Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance has posted between 20 and 90 minutes, peaking around 4p. As of Nov 13, 5:48 PM EST it is posting 45 minutes. The chart on this page shows today's posted waits by hour, and the best time to ride page shows its typical waits by day and hour.

What is the Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance wait time right now?

Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance is posting 45 minutes as of Nov 13, 5:48 PM EST. That compares with a typical 45 minutes across the day.

What is the best time to ride Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance?

Over the last four weeks, Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance has posted its shortest waits around 8a (about 27 minutes) and its longest around 11a (about 53 minutes). Posted waits are often a little longer than the real wait.

Can I get an alert when the Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance wait drops?

Yes. In Parky you can set a wait-drop alert for Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance and get a notification when it falls to your number, or when it reopens after going down. One ride alert is free; Parky Gold makes them unlimited.

How long is Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance?

The ride itself lasts about 5 min, not counting the line or any preshow.

When did Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance open?

Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance opened at Disney's Hollywood Studios in 2019.

Can you ride Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance in a wheelchair?

Guests must transfer from their wheelchair or ECV to the ride vehicle on Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance.

What is the height requirement for Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance?

Riders must be at least 40 inches (102 cm) tall. Rider Switch is available, so a group can take turns without waiting twice.