Currently being constructed in both California and Florida, Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge is the newest themed attraction coming to the "the happiest place on Earth."

Due to open in 2019, Disney unveiled a first look at the galaxy far far away through a 50-foot-wide 3D model of the park's plans.

The @DisneyParks #StarWars-themed land model is OUT of this world and you have to see it at #D23Expo pic.twitter.com/87hg206TSI

— Disney D23 (@DisneyD23) July 14, 2017

What will eventually span 14 acres, Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge will take guests to a remote planet where they can captain the Millennium Falcon on a top-secret mission, or head battles between the First Order and the Resistance.

Chairman of the Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge division, Bob Chapek, announced at the unveiling that, “This is the most ambitious land we’ve built to date,” according to The Verge. On both sides of the country, the extravagant amusement parks will each cost $1 billion to create.

Get your light sabers ready, Jedis. Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge promises an immersive experience that will be fun for the whole family.