Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run

Good simulation ride. ♿️ Wheelchair accessible

I expected a little more from this attraction, okay. The best thing is to know the interior of the enigmatic Millennium Falcon that is 10/10

The first attraction for me in Disneyland Park. I liked that specifically this place has 2 regular lines - for groups, and then for both single visitors and also couples. Because of this, the waiting time to get to the actual entrance was just about 40 minutes or so, which didn't make me, neither my boyfriend that tired, compared to other attractions.
The attraction itself is a game that a staff member explained to us as "shoot first, then ask questions" type of game. As the result, it was a nice coop game with some random girls that we met at the place. Really recommending this one!

Pretty cool ride, very interactive

Such a fun ride! Five of us went in to the spaceship and everyone had different roles. It can be little queasy since the simulator moves around (or felt it like it was moving).
We went right into the ride at almost closing time. Last time we waited over one hour during the day, so if you do not want to wait, 8:30 pm is a good time to walk in.

If you don't have the lightning lane and you have to choose between the slightly yawn inducing Rise of the Resistance (what they took too many antibiotics?) and this. Do this ride.

It's more fun for kids, it is fun for adults. Pilots have the most engagement. Gunners in auto is just durability testing one button while watching the pilots crash. Engineers, never tired but looks bit boring.

While the line can feel a bit claustrophobic at times the ride is so worth it. I've been to Disney's many times and this was such a new take on the other rides. If ptu love Star Wars it is so worth the wait in line. If you get motion sickness I recommend either taking something g a head of time to keep it at bay or slip out on it. So fun!

An intereting space flight. A bit rough and hard to control. But great experiece. Of course, it is always a long line up there, so, try to catch it early in the morning

We requested to be pilots but the operator refused. Instead we had a 3 year and the mother as pilots. The mother paid more attention to the child than to piloting. Horrible by both the crew and the two people my family of 4 got paired up with.

Great place

No wait as a single rider but if you’re not one of the two pilots in your team of six it totally sucks. Just do Rise of the Resistance instead.

I would recommend riding this with a group of friends, preferably so that you can fill out all 6 positions.

First time we visited this ride, we were assigned to be engineers, and that's fine and all, especially for a first timer with no expectations. We did well with the roles, and scored high points, so that was okay.

The 2nd time we visited, we got lucky and were assigned to be pilots, we were very excited, until the kids (not from our party) behind us started screaming at us to "fly better" (it totally takes you out of the experience, especially when a bunch of screaming children don't get what they want)

The pilot role involves 2 people flying 2 different axes, FYI. And the ride does have a fixed storyline, but I guess that doesn't matter to other people when everyone thinks they can do it better.

Don't pass up this review, because after you here this, you will be booking your next flight to California so you can ride on this ride. Probably one of the best rides in the park, it take you on an interactive adventure through the galaxy of Star Wars as you smuggle some supplies. You push buttons to fight, fly a ship, and sit down in front of a huge screen. Definitely don't pass this attraction in Disneyland the next time you go there. It is so well-made and fun for everyone. It is interactive, awesome, and STAR WARS!!!!!!!!!!

Amazing ride, I was in the solo line and the employees pulled the two people behind me because they needed a group of two though which kinda ruined the purpose of the solo line. Other then that it was great. I was the engineer and it was fun though I'd definitely recommend being the pilot or gunner person instead. All the engineer does is push buttons.

I would recommend riding this with a group of friends, preferably so that you can fill out all 6 positions.

First time we visited this ride, we were assigned to be engineers, and that's fine and all, especially for a first timer with no expectations. We did well with the roles, and scored high points, so that was okay.

The 2nd time we visited, we got lucky and were assigned to be pilots, we were very excited, until the kids (not from our party) behind us started screaming at us to "fly better" (it totally takes you out of the experience, especially when a bunch of screaming children don't get what they want)

The pilot role involves 2 people flying 2 different axes, FYI. And the ride does have a fixed storyline, but I guess that doesn't matter to other people when everyone thinks they can do it better.