Kong Disneyland and Disneyland. It first premiered at Hong Kong Disneyland in 2007, and premiered at Disneyland on September 25, 2009, as part of the Halloween season at the parks. The latter made use of effects previously used for the Rockin' Space Mountain overlay in 2007. Inside the Space station, the planet screen at the front of the station had been changed to reflect the overlay, as well. While viewing the planet, a green "storm" appeared over the planet, causing interruptions to the video feed. Static appeared, then a blue screen, reminiscent of the Windows Blue Screen of Death, saying "LOSS OF SIGNAL...," "SEARCHING..." and "SIGNAL ESTABLISHED". Outside on the dome, five projections played, with several Halloween-themed color schemes appearing between these projection shows: The first projection showed the dome becoming a dull grey, with cracks and breaks forming on the dome. Suddenly, the dome seemed to crumble and fall into nothingness. Then, a green grid appeared at the top section of the dome, accompanied with a loud humming sound. The second projection showed an alien arm resembling that of the nebula ghost running, pushing against the dome from the inside. The third projection showed yellow scratch marks appearing on the dome. The fourth projection showed lightning bolts shooting up the left side of the dome, then the right, the middle, and finally the entire dome itself. The last projection showed the dome being turned into a bluish-purple radar, with explosions that appeared on the dome, resembling activity of the nebula ghosts. Ride changes With the refurbishments to Space Mountain, Ghost Galaxy had some significant changes. The soundtrack echoed the attraction The red lights at the top of the first lift hill were an eerie green. The flashing blue light tunnel between the first and second lift hills were pitch black. Instead of the spinning galaxy beyond the second lift, a giant ghost nebula electrified the lift. Projections of otherworldly wisps could be seen before the final lift, along with the ghostly nebula. The ghosts popped up unexpectedly. Two places that were notorious for this were at a steep drop near the end as trains narrowly avoided being "clawed" by an unseen arm. The other spot was a ghostly head that popped out of the wall after the onride picture is taken when the train makes the final right turn to reenter the station. Star Wars: Hyperspace Mountain Star Wars: