The official "Star Wars: The Experience -- A Journey Through the Galaxy" exhibition will make its world premiere in Philadelphia in 2027 as part of the franchise's 50th anniversary celebration.
Opening Feb. 13 at the Franklin Institute, the immersive exhibition will run through Sept. 6 before embarking on a five-year North American tour.
Created by the Franklin Institute in collaboration with Lucasfilm, Disney Consumer Products and MDSX, the 18,000-square-foot exhibition explores the making and lasting legacy of "Star Wars" through immersive galleries, interactive technology and behind-the-scenes displays.
Visitors will see more than 70 artifacts from the Lucasfilm archives, many of them screen-used and on public display for the first time.
Featured items include Darth Vader's costume, Darth Maul's lightsaber, Grogu, R2-D2, C-3PO, a speeder bike and original props from Disney+ series "Andor."
The exhibition also highlights the creativity behind the franchise, from costume and sound design to visual effects, fan art and gaming.
Guests will take part in an RFID-powered interactive experience designed to personalize their journey through the galaxy.
"'Star Wars' created a cultural landscape that spans decades and delivers massive, undeniable global appeal," Larry Dubinski, president and CEO of the Franklin Institute, said in a statement when the exhibition was announced in July.
The Franklin Institute is giving “Good Morning America” viewers early-access to tickets for "Star Wars: The Experience.” From Oct. 29 through Nov. 11, use the code STWRSGMA26 to purchase tickets on the Franklin Institute’s website, while supplies last.
For non-members, ticket prices range from $25 to $65.
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