Heroes and traitors of the galaxy landed at Denver International Airport on Sunday to bring order to many travelers on Star Wars Day.

For thousands who traveled through the Jeppesen Terminal on Sunday morning, Darth Vader and Kylo Ren told The Denver Gazette they successfully recruited some members into the dark side and First Order.

Fortunately, it appeared many rejected the dark force.

After all, lightsabers and blasters aren’t allowed through security checkpoints, according to airport officials.

“Star Wars Day, which is an annual event that we have, engages the passengers and engages employees. It’s an overall great fun-filled day,” DIA spokesperson Ashley Forest said.

Star Wars Day, or known as “May the Fourth be with you,” occurs every year on May 4 to celebrate the famous Star Wars or Mandalorian franchises.

Among the stars who appeared at DIA on Sunday were Luke Skywalker, members of the Resistance, stormtroopers, C-3PO, R2-D2, and therapy dogs dressed as Yoda and Wookiees.

Many travelers at DIA, either departing from or arriving in Denver, stopped to take pictures with dozens of the Star Wars stars.

“We are always looking at enhancing the customer experience,” Forest said. “It is about giving our passengers the experience that not only they won’t forget, but also being able to have fun in what can be a stressful time.”