CANCELED! Missing Third Attraction At Galaxy’s Edge Explained

Star Wars Galaxy's Edge was a large-scale project that went over budget, resulting in the cancellation of some planned features. One of these features was a third attraction, which surprisingly according to Imagineer Jim Shull, could still be added to the land. Hey, Brickey investigated this proposal and found some possible clues that helped solve some of the mysteries of Galaxy's Edge. Based on this investigation, Hey Brickey developed a unique theory about how this attraction would have worked, where it would have been located, and how it may have been responsible for some of the subtle differences between Disney Hollywood Studios and Disneyland.

[amandak]

It's such a bummer they don't use that upper area even for shows. Being able to see lightsabre battles would be so cool

[jandalight]

No one is doing Disneyland with as much care, expertise and love. Can’t wait for everyone else to catch onto your channel!

[jorgemiguel]

I have told guests that the large door past the market is the entrance to the Galactic People Mover, which was canceled.
There is also room for the ride to go around the market past the Falcon. The ride you described would be a huge people eat. Great for the whole family.

[TheJediKenneth]

I just saw the firework show you dreamed up for us. Thank you for recommending it to your fellow citizens of Disneyland during this amazing video. Man, does the Star Wars geek inside of me would love a presentation like that. Also adding kinetic energy to Galaxy’s Edge with a 3rd attraction would be so great.
I’m going along this journey with you Brickey. You constantly give me (us) great hope in the possible future for the Disneyland Resort. It’s fun dreaming.
Your site is gives us so much more than other theme-park websites. Some are entertaining to me, but you give us so much more. I don’t know why your subscribers never reached 100K+. I was with you since you were, I think, 14K.

[brianwisdom]

Nice work Brickey! I’m sure this project was further along than we realized. Something I’ve noticed but didn’t put together until now is on the Rivers of America side of the land, the soundtrack includes sounds of a large animal trampling through the bushes. Part of the immersion with that attraction maybe?

[MrGregBMX]

You are like the Magnum P.I. of Disney Parks. Great sleuthing Brickey

[jugatsunichi]

Nice use of the maps with your lines drawn and the animated arrow. Great video Brickey!

[kevindrake]

This is genius analysis. Disney truly needs a change in leadership that purges the cheapskates. Disney needs to spend the money to WOW people. If they built WOW attractions then they could charge whatever they wanted to get into the parks. Current executives have the mindset that they can be as cheap as possible and still charge whatever they want. That’s why they are in such problems now.

[JBX]

This is spot on! Kinetic energy is even stronger than The Force.

[jgulbrandson]

I’ve always wondered why there is so much unused space at Galaxy’s Edge in Hollywood Studios. In light of the now undeniable fact that Disney doesn’t care all that much about imagineering and the customer experience any longer it makes perfect sense that they just cheaped out on this.

[KaiyaKramer]

Such a good idea to have Elee as a giant puppet up front! Great production value and reporting

[bruiser]

Wow! This is just what the area needs. This ride would be amazing! I love imagining all the wonderful things that will hopefully come to our beloved park someday!

[rhpooley]

Really wonderful video - I’ve watched it multiple times already. Great job on the audio mix, in particular - it helps make the cuts feel fluid. It’s a rarity to have such good sound on a YouTube video that was filmed in a crowded public space, especially among the Disney vlog community.

[mochabean]

Earliest I’ve ever been to a Brickey video. I would love to get another ride in Galaxy’s Edge. Hope we get one eventually!

[ArtThibertInks]

You killed it on this one Brickey. Thx for all you do.

[davidbandler]

Disney delaying the implementation of the ride comes down to simple economics - in about 10 years after release, visitors and interest in Galaxy's Edge wanes and they start to lose profitability on the region. You need new rides and fresh things to keep interest up. Disney, for the first time, has intentionally designed-in upgradability and expansion into a part of the park. They didn't cut the ride or leave it out, they're just not ready to install it yet. The Star Wars Wedway People Mover will be installed eventually.

[donnytucker]

Well done man. You really do break everything down so well.

[dianebloxham]

Your content is amazing. I just love the visions of what's possible you show us. Keep up the awesome work.

[freshtapcoke]

Great video. You put out very different content from the other DisneyTubers!

[nzjonty]

You’re a design genius and investigator of elite level.

One day, when dreams come true… we’ll see it!