Sneak peek: Disneyland’s new ‘Star Wars’ Season of the Force event

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The redesigned ride now features only two scenes instead of three. Finn, a character in the "The Force Awakens," replaces C-3PO as the guide.

I won't give away what happens, but I liked it. If you want spoilers, watch my review on Periscope .

Pro tip: Check out Hyperspace Mountain before Star Tours. The ride is worth it, but not if you have to wait more than an hour.

— Brady MacDonald

Time for a late snack to refuel. Take a look at these goodies.

You asked. He answered.

Step into the Star Wars Launch Bay, filled with special exhibits that'll take you to infinity and beyond. Oh wait, wrong movie.

But really, this is the place for fans to geek out with props like these.

See what else there is to do inside with this tour .

For a more detailed explanation of what everything is, check out the video below.

Here's your chance. Tweet your questions to @latimesfunland . May the force be with you.

How does the reimagined Space Mountain stack up? See for yourself with this Periscope .

... before Season of the Force begins. Can you believe how empty it is? (Excuse the dark video.)

Even the drinks have gotten a "Star Wars" makeover.

The Dark Side drink contains Odwalla lemonade, flavored with strawberry, and includes a souvenir light-up Death Star.

The Light Side drink has Odwalla lemonade, flavored with granny smith apple and yogurt meteors. It includes a souvenir light-up Millennium Falcon.

Reporter Brady MacDonald shows you more in his Periscope .

Order a burger or a sandwich in Tomorrowland and it'll come with this bad boy -- a Han Solo frozen in carbonite lunch box.

Or choose between popcorn in a TIE fighter and cotton candy stuffed inside Darth Vader.

1. Season of the Force officially opens to the public Monday.

2. Space Mountain is being redubbed Hyperpsace Mountain and has been outfitted with "Star Wars" effects. Guests reportedly will join an X-wing in battle. The changes are described as temporary, but Disneyland has not yet revealed an end date.

3. Star Tours has an added scene based on a battle that foreshadows many of the events of "The Force Awakens."

4. The Innoventions area is expected to house "Force Awakens" props, and guests will be able to stage photo ops there with "Star Wars" characters such as Darth Vader.

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