Final 'Force Awakens' Poster Revealed and Other News; WestJet Debuts Frozen-Themed Plane

Final 'Force Awakens' Poster Revealed and Other Related 'Force Awakens News:

 For months, we have been waiting for the final "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" trailer to be released. Well, it will finally arrive tomorrow during a special premiere during halftime of the New York Giants-Philadelphia Eagles Monday Night game on Disney-owned ESPN. Today, in anticipation of the final trailer release, the final poster of 'The Force Awakens' has been released and it doesn't disappoint.

The poster features all our favorite classic characters including new one's such as Rey, Finn, Kylo Ren, BB-8, and more. It is also the first time we see Princess Leia in anything 'Force Awakens'-related but most noticeably Luke Skywalker doesn't appear on the poster. It also appears that a new 'Death Star' is on the poster or should we say just the Empire's new death machine. It certainly is getting me excited for tomorrow night.

UPDATE #2: Two more teasers have been revealed. One featuring Poe and Finn meeting at the base. The other featuring Rey and BB-8 as TIE-Fighters fly overhead. Here they are:

The Resistance gathers tomorrow. Watch @ESPN’s Monday Night Football for a new look at #TheForceAwakens. https://t.co/Ft8vVg26VG

— Star Wars (@starwars) October 18, 2015

UPDATE: Here is a teaser of the final trailer, put down everything and watch this amazing clips we see Rey, Finn, BB-8, Poe Dameron, and Kylo Ren in this brief 15-second teaser. Here it is:

Don’t miss the brand new trailer for #TheForceAwakens airing tomorrow night on Monday Night Football on @TSN_Sports. https://t.co/LVcAAfFURg

— WaltDisneyStudiosCAN (@DisneyStudiosCA) October 18, 2015

After the trailer is released, tickets to "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" will go on pre-sale nationwide everywhere that movie tickets are sold. This is the most anticipated movie event of the year, as "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" hits theaters December 18, 2015. The Walt Disney Company is providing unprecedented company-wide-on-air and social (with #TheForceAwakens) support as well tying in events and special activities in cohesion of release of the trailer.

It also appears now that Disney Springs and AMC will be have a special event for when the movie releases. The special event will allow guests to be among the first to see "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" at the AMC theater in Disney Springs and then enjoy and after-hours party at Disney's Hollywood Studios. Here are the details that were released:

"Also, join the celebration at Walt Disney World as AMC Theatres and Disney Parks celebrate the release of Star Wars: The Force Awakens. The Opening Night Event will take place on December 17, where participants will be among the first to see the new film at AMC Disney Springs 24 and then celebrate together at a private after-hours party at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Tickets are available online only at AMCtheatres.com/StarWarsWDW"

The website is not live yet, but expect it to go tomorrow once the trailer hits. Stay tuned tomorrow on It All Started With a Mouse for the final trailer of "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" and all Star Wars news. 

West Jet Debuts Frozen-Themed Plane:

A new aircraft inspired by Disney's hit movie "Frozen" has joined WestJet's fleet today. The new plane features Anna, Elsa, and Olaf painted on the outside and the inside is even themed to the movie.   "Disney artists, cast members, and WestJetters collaborated to design the Frozen-themed plane. And similar to the earlier Magic Plane, Disney wanted the outside of the aircraft to tell a story," the Disney Parks Blog revealed. 

On the tail of the aircraft, Anna and Elsa celebrate sisterhood and the magic of snow and the magic travels to the front of the aircraft where Olaf is show enjoying a warm summer day on the beach. The inside of the plane matches the outside as the back of the plane is the overhead bins and headrests covers are a cold theme and as you head to the front of the plane it transitions to a much warmer theme. 

Here are some more facts that the Disney Parks Blog revealed on the plane:

• The aircraft was painted in Fort Worth, Texas.
• The paint team included team members from Canada, the United States and Germany. They watched Frozen to get them into the spirit before work began.
• The job took 21 days of 12-hour rotations involving a constant crew of six painters working 24/7.
• Sparkles were added to the paint in sections to add shimmer and shine as the aircraft moves.
• An airbrush artist was brought in to work on details around the sun, water and castle.
• There are 54 separate overhead bin doors on the aircraft and each has a unique Frozen decal.

The plane although inspired by Disney World will fly not just to Orlando but throughout WestJet's network. What does everyone think of the Frozen-inspired aircraft?