Star Wars: Galaxy's  Edge opened in Disneyland Resort on  31st May 2019, with its Walt Disney World counterpart following on August 2019 and is set on the planet Batuu.  The official Disneyland guide explains:

"On the edge of the galaxy, between the Unknown Regions and Wild Space, there is a long-forgotten planet named Batuu.

Batuu’s largest village is a settlement known as Black Spire Outpost, which has become a thriving destination for those who would prefer to go about their business unnoticed—scoundrels, rogues, smugglers and, recently, whispers in the woods reporting sightings of individuals associated with the Resistance.

News of the Resistance has drawn the attention of the First Order, eager to stomp out any remaining flickers of opposition to their absolute control.

Amid this brewing conflict, sits an exotic outpost surrounded by a beautiful landscape dominated by the petrified remains of towering ancient trees, from which Black Spire Outpost draws its name. The modern village is built on the remains of crumbling structures built by a long-extinct civilization.

Now you are invited to visit this beautiful and treacherous village of secrets, built upon secrets.
Drop by the local cantina to sample the indigenous beverages and curious concoctions. Chat with the locals, and meet travelers from across the galaxy. Wander a street market filled with rare and unusual artifacts… and more than a few hidden treasures." 

Read more about the immersive experience Disney has created and how it has become part of the extended  Star Wars universe here.

Galaxy's Edge is due to open at Disneyland in the summer of 2019 but in the meantime, an assortment of props and costumes can be found at the Launch Bay in Tomorrowland, alongside character meet and greets.

(Update December 2o19: Galaxy's Edge Gallery)

Even before the 14 acre Star Wars Land (the largest single-themed expansion to date for a Disney park) opens, there's plenty to entertain aspiring Jedi (or Sith) at Disney's Hollywood Studios.  In addition to Star Tours - The Adventures Continue, the park is home to character meet and greets, costume/prop displays, shows and parades.

(Updated May 2018)

Following on from my post about Star Wars at Disney's Hollywood Studios, here's a look at the Star Wars saga's presence at Disneyland Paris. Hyperspace Mountain was still under construction at the time these photos were taken.

Farewell to the last remaining "original" Star Tours. The Disneyland Paris attraction closes today and will reopen in 2017 as Star Tours: The Adventure Continues.