The Fylde Coast remains at the forefront of the action as the franchise continues filming Star Wars: Andor in Cleveleys.
Swarms of movie fans have visited the Prom to catch a glimpse of Diego Luna - who will reprise his role as Cassian Andor - and the transformation of the seaside town.
Filming has ramped up since beginning on May 1, with green screens going up on Anchorsholme Prom, and increasing numbers of vehicles parking up near the beach.
While Star Wars holds the reputation of a huge Hollywood blockbuster, many scenes from the franchise through the years have actually been shot in the UK.
These are just some of the locations around the UK that you can visit that make appearances in the Star Wars films.
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7. Bovingdon Airfield, Hemel Hempstead
The 2016 Rogue One spin-off was filmed at Bovingdon Airfield. Using 20,000 tons of sand, the airport was used to film scenes at Scarif for the famous battle in the film. Photo: Shaun Ferguson
8. Ivinghoe Beacon, Buckinghamshire
Ivinghoe Beacon, owned by the National Trust, was used to film The Rise of the Skywalker - one of the most expensive Star Wars films ever made. The location was used to represent the planet of Kef Bir, with scenes featuring Rey, Finn and Poe. Due to its remote landscape, the large hill also featured in four of the Harry Potter films. Photo: Peter O'Connor
9. Whippendell Wood, Watford
Whippendell Wood featured in two scenes in The Phantom Menace, but you'll have to be quick to spot it. The opening scenes where Qui-Gon Jinn and Obi-Wan Kenobi meet Jar Jar Binks was filmed at the 165-acre land, along with being the setting for the Gungan Sacred Place on Naboo. Photo: Dom Crossley