AFTER more than a decade, a huge new museum which is more like the ultimate attraction for Star Wars and Indiana Jones fans is set to open.

The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, created by filmmaker George Lucas, is set to open on September 22 in , America.

Aerial view of the new Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles, a large, white, curvilinear building with green, undulating roofs, amidst other city buildings and a distant skyline.George Lucas has created a new museum in Los Angeles Credit: Getty People ride the tube-like glass elevators at the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art.The museum – which looks more like a spaceship – will open on September 22 Credit: Getty

Inside the new 28,000sqm museum, visitors will be able to explore items that Lucas has collected over the past five decades, including art, costumes, and memorabilia.

In fact, the will be home to more than 1,300 objects in 30 galleries across five floors.

Of course, there will be plenty for fans in the museum including sculptures of Yoda and Grogu as well as vehicles from the films.

Visitors can head to two cinematic as well.

Away from Lucas’ own creations, there will be art by as well as rare comics by Frank Miller and Cowboy Bebop anime.

There are some early sketches by and Picasso too

And has contributed artwork to the museum as well.

Visitors will also be able to catch an insight into Lucas’ early life too, with his student films on show.

Life-size Star Wars characters C-3PO and R2-D2 on display at the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art.Inside visitors will be able to see Star Wars props Credit: Reuters Banksy's "No Ball Games" artwork, depicting two children playing against a wall with a sign saying "NO BALL GAMES," displayed in an art gallery.As well as work by famous artists like Banksy Credit: Getty Exhibits from the Star Wars gallery at the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art.The museum has taken more than 16 years to build Credit: AFP Topic-banner-travel-tiktok

The museum itself also looks like a spaceship, with curved white walls.

Outside the museum, there are large green open spaces, with more than 200 trees and a waterfall-like fountain.

If you get hungry, there’s the Skywalker Grill as well, offering all-day dining including seafood, grilled dishes, pasta and desserts.

The restaurant also has an

The museum will be open from 10am to 5pm on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, 10am to 9pm on Fridays, 9am to 9pm on Saturdays, 9am to 5pm on Sundays and is closed on Tuesdays.

Adult tickets cost $25 (£18.50) per person and children’s tickets (up to 17-years-old) are free.