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The Force is coming to Philadelphia! First look at new ‘Star Wars' exhibit

Marissa C. Delgado
Bureau Chief · Friday, November 13, 2026 at 12:58 AM · 1 min read
The Force is coming to Philadelphia! First look at new ‘Star Wars' exhibit — Haverford Real Estate news

Franklin Institute The Force is coming to Philadelphia! First look at new ‘Star Wars' exhibit Tickets are on sale now, with daytime admission starting at $43 for children, $45 for teens and $49 for adults and seniors. By Cherise Lynch • Published November 12, 2026 • Updated on November 12, 2026 at 3:20 pm A galaxy far, far away is coming to Philadelphia, and we're getting our first look. The Franklin Institute has revealed some of the iconic artifacts heading to "Star Wars: The Experience," a world-premiere exhibition opening Feb. 13, 2027, just in time for the franchise's 50th anniversary year. Stream Philadelphia News for free, 24/7, wherever you are with NBC10. WATCH HERE Among the treasures making the journey? Kylo Ren's lightsaber, a TIE fighter model, a Night Trooper helmet, an Ezra and Chopper clay maquette and porg. Fans will also get to see Darth Vader's costume, Darth Maul's lightsaber and Sabine's speeder bike from Ahsoka with many artifacts going on public display for the first time. The Force will be strong across 10 immersive galleries featuring original props, creature designs, collectibles and interactive experiences. One highlight is the Lightsaber Sound Bar, where visitors can activate lightsaber replicas to hear their signature sounds and discover how the iconic effects were created. The Scene George to the rescue Nov 11 A Magical Bedroom Makeover for Brave Little Girl After Leukemia Journey George to the rescue Nov 11 After Devastating Accident, Young Man Receives Surprise of a Lifetime Tickets are on sale now, with daytime admission starting at $43 for children, $45 for teens and $49 for adults and seniors. Evening tickets cost $25 for all ages, while VIP packages range from $45 to $65. The exhibition runs from Feb. 13 through Sept. 6, 2027, before heading out on a five-year North American tour. This article tagged under: Franklin Institute Philadelphia Movies

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