Star Wars Archive
Droid Depot is a build your own droid shop in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at Hollywood Studios in Walt Disney World and at Disneyland. In this review, we’ll detail the experience, whether it’s worth the $99 price tag, and how it compares to the $200 lightsaber experience in Star Wars Land. As a bit of
Walt Disney World’s early opening of Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge has upended crowd calendars, upsetting many vacation planners in the process. Here we’ll offer predictions for the best and worst months to visit for the remainder of 2019, which we’ve revised following the announced date for Rise of the Resistance. At the end, we’ll also
Disney has announced grand opening dates for Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance for Galaxy’s Edge in Disneyland and at Disney’s Hollywood Studios in Walt Disney World. In this post, we’ll cover the official debuts for Star Wars Land’s flagship attraction, plus some thoughts. The big twist here is that despite opening Star Wars: Galaxy’s
Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge has no shortage of places to explore, attraction-worthy details, and cool Easter Eggs. This new land at Disney’s Hollywood Studios and Disneyland may only have two rides, but you’ll nonetheless want to spend a ton of time exploring its 14 acres. High on the list of places to see is Dok-Ondar’s
“When will Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge have soft opening previews at Disney’s Hollywood Studios?” That’s become an increasingly common question, as Walt Disney World fans want to beat the crowds and be among the first to experience this new land with minimal waits. There has been much speculation about paid special events, Annual Passholder early
Oga’s Cantina is a bar in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, and arguably the land’s most popular attraction—or at least the one with the longest line. We’ll review this lounge in Black Spire Outpost in Disneyland and Disney’s Hollywood Studios at Walt Disney World, with food & drink photos, thoughts on the atmosphere, and some strategy
It’s been almost a month since Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge opened, and we’re back with crowd observations and predictions for both Walt Disney World and Disneyland. We’ll talk about the phenomenon of low attendance and wait times in California, whether that trend is likely to continue, and how likely it is to repeat itself in
Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge has been operating in its limited-capacity, reservations-only mode for nearly a month now. This week, it opens to the general public in full, with a virtual queue and boarding pass system beginning June 24, 2019 and continuing indefinitely, as dictated by demand. In this post, we’ll share how this will work,
File this one under: things that won’t last long. Currently, the most coveted (and frankly, one of the coolest) pieces of merchandise in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge is free. No, it isn’t a park map, coasters from Oga’s Cantina, a stolen spork, “the joy of being there,” or anything cheesy like that. Not only is this
Walt Disney World has announced a number of Annual Passholder special offers for this summer…all of which have been overshadowed by confirmation that there will be AP previews for Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge. We’ll cover that, plus the ticket deals, dining discounts, exclusive merchandise, and more in this rundown of Annual Pass deals. We’ll start
Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge is now open at Disneyland and debuts soon at Walt Disney World. This guide details what we know, with tips for visiting, avoiding crowds, and info about Star Wars Land in both California and Hollywood Studios. (Last updated June 16, 2019.) For starters, now that Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge has opened
