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We’re back in Disneyland exploring Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge on its first day of official openness!
Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge
At the top of our list when it came to our Galaxy’s Edge priorities were the two locations that still require a reservation: Oga’s Cantina and Savi’s Workshop.
We’re BACK at Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge in Disneyland because TODAY IS THE DAY we have all been waiting for: the first day for regular guest admission into the land.
Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge
Since the opening of Galaxy’s Edge on May 31, 2019, guests have only been able to enter if they had a reservation, which they could obtain by staying at a Disney resort or by getting one of the few offered online. But now, anyone can get into Galaxy’s Edge (here’s how to get into Galaxy’s Edge now that the reservation period is closed)…and the land is experiencing some growing pains!
Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge is officially open in Disneyland, so you know what that means: TONS of new and exciting merchandise… and it’s still rolling in!
DJ R3X Funko Pop!
Just yesterday the Milk Stand in Galaxy’s Edge at long last began selling the souvenir Milk Sipper — which you can see here. Another highly anticipated item (ever since its announcement in April) is the DJ R3X Funko Pop! which is now available exclusively in Disneyland!
We’ve kept up with the progress on Disneyland’s Pixar Pals parking structure for a while now, and we were thrilled to discover it will open much earlier than expected!
Pixar Pals Parking Garage
The 6,500 space garage will certainly be helpful for guests visiting Disneyland and Disney California Adventure.
The Milk Stand in Disneyland’s Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge serves up Blue and Green Milk to visitors on the planet Batuu. And now, it’s also at long last serving up the Bubo Wamba Family Farms Light-Up Souvenir Sipper to go along with it!
Milk Stand Sipper
According to the Disneyland website, there is a transaction limit of one Souvenir Sipper per guest, per transaction, with the sippers priced at $24.99 (with your choice of Blue or Green Milk). [Read more…]
The reservation-only period for Disneyland’s Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge ends in four days (!!!) on June 23 and park officials are gearing up for the huge crowds they anticipate on June 24th.
Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge
To help us all prepare for the land’s general opening, Disneyland has given us some beneficial planning tips! Let’s PUNCH IT!
Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge opened at Disneyland a few weeks ago, and we were galactically excited to try ALL of the new food — like the Ronto Wrap and Blue Milk. We piloted Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run and built our very own droid at Droid Depot.
Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge in Disneyland
Now, we are turning our attention to the opening of Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at Disney’s Hollywood Studios in Walt Disney World, which will open on August 29th. But friends, Disney just announced something HUGE for select Disney World Annual Passholders!
Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, which opened on May 31st in Disneyland, is a completely immersive land. As such, it’s only natural for guests to want to immerse themselves likewise in every way — including with the garments they choose to wear to the planet Batuu!
Entering Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge
Disney has clarified the Disneyland park costume policy specifically in regards to Galaxy’s Edge. The information is complete with pictures which Disney has provided to give better ideas of what is — and is not — permitted in regards to attire in Black Spire Outpost. [Read more…]
The hot spot of Batuu, Oga’s Cantina, has opened with a bang in Disneyland’s Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge with long wait times to prove it!
Oga’s Cantina
According to The Orange County Register, the Cantina has implemented a system so guests can continue to explore Black Spire Outpost while holding their place in line. [Read more…]
Ignite the spark! Or maybe even….for the Order? Whether you’re Team Resistance or Team First Order, you’re going to want to know the lingo while you’re visiting the planet of Batuu. You’re not just visiting Disneyland, you are actually traveling to a galaxy far, far away.
Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge
Cast members in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge are playing the part of Batuu citizens — so they won’t know what you mean when you ask where the bathroom is or where to find a store that sells Resistance merchandise. You might have to ask them a few times before you get the answer you need. You’ll even notice that the alphabet that is used on Batuu is Aurebesh, one of the most common languages in the galaxy, but pretty unknown here on Earth.
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