They loved it. Line for the Smugglers Run was long in the morning, but got shorter through out the day - it was worth the wait. The area has so much to look at, it's fun to just wonder around.
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Is Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run Scary? That all depends on what kind of rides you like, but in general, I would not say that Smugglers Run, no. It's a flight simulator so expect lots of bumpy movements and sharp turns throughout, but this is also somewhat affected by whoever the pilot is.
Smugglers Run can be intense at times. If little ones don't like being enclosed or the simulation of flying and other quick moments, you may want to avoid. Kids also have to sit in their own seat. Lap sitting is not permitted on this ride.
There is no noted size or age requirement to experience the Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run; however, the rider must be a minimum of 38in (97cm) or taller to ride. If you are able to experience it, do not forget about the “On-the-Job Training” using the Play Disney Parks App.
Generally speaking, most guests don't have motion sickness issues with Millennium Falcon: Smuggler's Run. I think it helps that you have to look away from the screen and focus on actual tasks. Also, the whole ride experience is smoother and a lot less jittery than Star Tours: The Adventures Continue.
Summary. Flight of Passage has a large scale and stunning visuals. Smuggler's Run is less reliant on the visuals but great in the way it can change each time.
Rise of the Resistance can be scary at times for kids, even ones who love Star Wars. The interactions with Kylo Ren, Stormtroopers, and the First Order can be a bit intimidating. The ride itself can also be too much for some children, since some areas of the ride are dark and there is even a drop.