Feb 11, 2017 09:34 AM EST By Darren Anderson, UniversityHerald Reporter

"Star Wars" and "Avatar" fans are elated after Disney revealed the news that it was able to secure the franchises for these movie titles as theme park attractions. Although "Star Wars" and "Avatar" theme parks will open in datelines, both are expected to generate greater fan base arrivals in their Walt Disney World and Disneyland in just a short timeline from this year until 2019.

"Star Wars" Galaxy On Earth

Rumors no more, "Star Wars" world is opening up to the world as a new attraction in the Disney's line of theme parks. As posted in Arch Paper, the "Star Wars" galaxy theme park will occupy a 14-acre sections of Hollywood Studios in Orlando and Disneyland in Anaheim. The "Star Wars" fandom and the curious public will finally take a ride in this dearly beloved galaxy three years from now.

"Star Wars" theme park debut coincides "Star Wars Episode IX's release year. Double celebration as it seems, details about these arrivals remain scarce. However, the public is advised to tune in for more announcements and a big reveal might probably come sometime this year.

"Pandora: The World of Avatar" Opens 2017

According to Disney CEO Bob Iger, "Pandora: The World of Avatar" opens May 27 this year at Disney's Animal Kingdom in Orlando, Florida, Gizmodo reported. Back in 2016, "Pandora" as it will be called has already released a quick tease piece on how "Avatar" creator and director James Cameron recreate its masterpiece with the help of his crew and landscape designers with the aid of his own Lightstorm Entertainment team.

Fans are expected to enjoy a fascinating bioluminescent forest where a boat ride through the Na'vi landscape holds the execrators to the world of "Avatar." The whole experience is assisted via flight simulator that lets visitors to ride on the back of a mountain banshee, the giant bird-like creatures flown by the Na'vi in Avatar.

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