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Synergy Star Wars 50 Sneak peek of 'Star Wars: The Experience' coming to Philadelphia's Franklin Institute 'Star Wars: The Experience' opens in February at the Franklin Institute. A new experience coming to the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia will take you to a galaxy far, far away. WPVI By 6abc Digital Staff Thursday, November 12, 2026 5:29PM Share PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- A new experience coming to the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia will take you to a galaxy far, far away. "Star Wars: The Experience" makes its world debut next year in honor of the iconic film franchise's 50th anniversary. Tickets go on sale Thursday. The immersive exhibit takes fans on a journey through the movie's history. It will debut in Philadelphia before going on a five-year North American tour. AccuWeather: Gusty thunderstorms today in the Philadelphia region Baby buried alive for 24 hours released from the hospital; father charged 2 hours ago Malayshia Allford case: Medical examiner's report reveals new details in murder of missing girl Characters and costumes will be on display along with more than 70 artifacts from the archives. "Star Wars: The Experience" opens in February at the Franklin Institute. It will be there through Labor Day. The Walt Disney Company is the parent company of this station Report a correction or typo Copyright © 2026 WPVI-TV. All Rights Reserved. Related Topics ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT PHILADELPHIA SYNERGY STAR WARS 50 STAR WARS THINGS TO DO IN PHILADELPHIA FRANKLIN INSTITUTE Watch Live ON NOW AccuWeather: Gusty thunderstorms today in the Philadelphia region Baby buried alive for 24 hours released from the hospital; father charged 2 hours ago Malayshia Allford case: Medical examiner's report reveals new details in murder of missing girl SS United States completes final voyage, sinks to Gulf floor to become artificial reef Ex-boyfriend fatally shoots woman's current boyfriend; woman returns fire killing ex, deputies say