Disney appears one step closer to opening a Star Wars thesis park, if we can trust that recent comments from Disney CEO Bob Iger aren’t only a Jedi mind trick. After appropriation Lucasfilm final Oct for some-more than $4 billion, a thesis park competence enrich Disney’s large skeleton for a franchise.

“In further to a Star Wars underline films that we’ve already talked about, we’re also operative on opportunities for radio and a parks,” Iger pronounced during an gain call Tuesday. “It’s still really early in a process. We’ll announce sum as these developments evolve.”

Disney wrote in an emailed matter to The Huffington Post:

“For some-more than 25 years, a partnership with LucasFilm has helped move a talented star of Star Wars to life during a parks and resorts opposite a globe. We mix mythological Disney storytelling and creation with a iconic characters of a Star Wars authorization to ride guest of all ages to a universe far, distant away. We’re vehement to try new ways to move these stories to life.”

Disney’s existent parks have achieved unusually good as of late, with their handling income jumping 73 percent from a year ago, a Los Angeles Times reports. The association benefited from new areas during both a California and Florida park locations, according to The New York Times.

Disney World already announced skeleton for Star Wars-themed weekends, and rumors of an whole park have been present ever given reports emerged of a Disney consult seeking fans how they’d feel about one, as tweeted by Gawker editor Ken Layne.

This new Disneyland caller consult suggests there’s a lot some-more Star Wars thesis park things on a way. twitter.com/KenLayne/statu…

— Ken Layne (@KenLayne) March 20, 2013

What it competence demeanour like will be adult to Disney, though Star Wars comic book artist Tom hodges has some ideas. Disney, greatfully take note: We need a distraction of that bar where Obi-Wan chopped off that dude’s arm. We need it.

(Hat tip: Business Insider)

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