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I love the edition of Star Wars Galaxy Edge. The theme is on point here's, from the buildings to the cast members' uniforms. I feel like I have been transformed to the future. Their projection show at night is fantastic. They have great little market shopping, good food and of course Rise of the Resistance and Millennium Falcon rides.
My favorite place at Disneyland, it's a must to visit this area if you visit Disneyland. Always Star Wars characters walking around. Ahsoka, Mandalorian, Chewbacca, Boba Fett etc. stay toward the end of the night for a nice show.
I had the opportunity to visit Galaxy's Edge Batuu when it first opened in May 2019. This land is for Star Wars and sci-fi fans and anyone who wants to experience a place in a galaxy far, far away. The details of this land are stunning. Live your Star Wars dreams, take amazing photos, and interact with characters. Currently, the land is being refreshed to include characters and theming from the original trilogy and The Mandalorian. Part of Galaxy's Edge will be themed to both the Original Trilogy and the latest Star Wars sequel films. The food and drink options are good--one fast-casual spot and a few quick-service and snack options. Must-tries are Docking Bay 7 and Ronto Roasters, which have some tasty options. You'll also find the infamous blue "milk" here in Batuu. There is plenty of merchandise to snag as well. Want to experience building your own lightsaber? Visit Savi's Workshop (reservations are needed). Build your own droid or join the bounty hunters looking for bounty using the Play Disney app, as well as trigger some fun things around Batuu. The two attractions are fun. The Rise of the Resistance is my favorite of the two. The queue, though long, has some things to check out. Some special effects break down regularly, and the ride can be down for an extended period. Smugglers Run is also a great attraction with interactive controls, single-rider lines, and Lightning Lane access. The details in the queue line and when finally walking into the Millennium Falcon are amazing. Rumors say that new scenes will be added in the future. If you're in the mood for a little alcohol, there's Oga's Cantina, which is now walk-up/standby. Grab a refreshing (pricey) drink and a snack while enjoying the atmosphere, decor, and DJ Rex playing some tunes. There used to be a virtual queue, but we will see if that returns in the future. Once you've experienced the cantina, you don't need to go back unless there's something else to experience each time or live music instead of just a DJ. The space isn't that big, so large parties will have difficulty sitting together. Galaxy's Edge, although still an enjoyable land to visit in 2026, has much more potential to improve and level up the experience for both first-timers and regular guests. The land, in general, hasn't changed all that much since it opened six years ago, so here's to hoping for more to come!
Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge opened on May 31, 2019 and was formerly part of the Critter Country and Frontierland areas. It's a fully immersive experience into the Star Wars universe centered around the massive Millennium Falcon overlooking everything. The main attractions are Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run and Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance. The rides and the theme feel futuristic and extraterrestrial with the droids and aliens. Because of its popularity and its location near the back of the park, many visitors will rush here when the park first opens. The area makes you feel like you've transported to a different world even if you're not a fan.
Where am I? In Disneyland or Batuu? Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge is a themed land in Disneyland that transports you into what feels like an actual Star Wars movie. While I am not the biggest Star Wars fan, I still really appreciate the structure and details of Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge. It's impressive and there a little details everywhere! Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge is home to 2 different rides - Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run and Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance (my personal favorite). It is also home to many places to grab food and drinks such as Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo (where my favorite Cold Brew is), Kat Saka's Kettle, Ronto Roasters, Black Spire Brew and the very popular Oga's Cantina which I HIGHLY recommend making a reservation for and checking out! They have some very on brand shops too for all of your Star Wars needs like Savi's Workshop where you can build your own lightsaber and the Droid Depot where you can also build your very own Droid! I feel like you could spend a majority of your day at Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge! There are photo ops everywhere and don't forget to be on the lookout for characters like Chewy, The Mandalorian and Grogu, Rey and even Stormtroopers who are always walking around and interacting with guests!
Do you have to go to this Star Wars themed bar in Disney? Yes, you do. It's really unique and certainly worth a visit. Will you actually like it? Meh. Drinks in Disney are crazy expensive, you know that already. The difference is that in this bar they are also not very good. Pre-mixed and very sugary, with punny names like the Fuzzy Tauntaun and Jedi Mind Trick. There are two wines available, four beers, and two or three snacks (think warm pretzels named after Yoda or something). Get a drink, take a picture, then get back outside and ride rides! It may be lifted now, but for the first few years there was also a drink / time limit, so you had to be out in 45 minutes or so. These days you don't need reservations and the wait is usually not very long. One of those places you check out once or twice, and that's plenty.
The Baseline: For a theme park, quality experiences must be provided, fun amusement attractions be available, immersive environments must be established, and safety must be a top priority. Theme: Galaxy's Edge is an awesome immersive experience with tons of character interaction, fun things to do, amazing themed areas to take photos at, and it is so Star Wars themed you can't help having fun. Interaction: If you download the "Play Disney" app there is a Star Wars data pad game that you can literally spend hours in this area doing tasks, hacking equipment, decoding the QR codes on the crates, etc. all around the land. It really makes the bounty hunting fun as well.
Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge is one of the latest lands added to Disneyland. L O C A T I O N It's located behind Adventure Land so basically head toward Thunder Mountain and go left of it and past it. E X P E R I E N C E There are only 2 rides in this area and thank goodness they added Rise of the Resistance. It's probably one of the best rides in Disneyland but it also breaks down a lot. Smuggler's Run is a good concept but whoa....the motion sickness in this ride is definitely high. There are a few places to eat here. There's also Oga's Cantina which I feel is a good spot to try once but it's kind of just "meh" and really not much food there. Docking Bay 7 has better option and everyone seems to get the cold brew here. Ronto Roasters has wraps but they're kind of too spicy for me. You can make your own droid and light saber for a price. There are characters that do walk around and you can interact with them. There are a few shows at night and you can also experience the fireworks in this area. It does feel like you've been sucked into the world of Star Wars and there's so much detail put into the land though I feel like this could've been more fleshed out. O V E R A L L If you're a fan of Star Wars and want to be transported into their world, then yes, by all means go visit this land. Go to Oga's for a drink and experience the cantina at least once. Grab a cold brew at Docking Bay 7 for a pick me up in the morning or late afternoon. Also if you do want to interact with any of the characters from that world, hang around and you may find them. If you've been dying to ride inside the Millenium Falcon, do Smuggler's Run at least once. But by all means make sure to do Rise of the Resistance. Do not miss that ride.
I had made a Previous Video stating that I'd never go BACK to Disney and the Funny thing was I went BACK but it wasn't Disney it was the Star Wars Theme I wanted to go too, so I did Go and it was AMAZING. Best Experience of My LIFE and I am Glad I didn't waste it by not going.
Theme: Star wars theme. Galaxy's edge highlights the planet, Batuu. Background On Batuu: In Star Wars canon, Batuu is in the Trilon sector of the Outer Rim and is home to the Black Spire Outpost, a bustling trading port. The planet is also associated with the Resistance and the First Order. Wookieepedia describes Batuu as a temperate planet with three suns and two moons Entertainment: Note: The "Season Of The Force" is happening right now. It's from March 28 to May 11, which features themed merchandise, character moments, and entertainment in Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge. 1) Shadows of Memory: A Skywalker Saga: This new nightly projection show in Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge showcases iconic moments from the Skywalker saga with stunning effects and music. Scheduled to run until May 11, 2025. Sit towards the back where there is a place to sit. You can enjoy without standing. They'll have a green line that will indicate the viewing areas. 2) "Fire of the Rising Moons" firework show is scheduled to run until May 11, 2025. Located in the same area. Liked the firework show. Kinda prefer it over the main fireworks at the Castle. Attractions: 1) Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run 2) Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance. 3) Customize Merchandise: 1) Savi's Workshop: Personalize your own lightsabers, young jedi's. 2) Droid Depot: Design, assemble, and activate your own droid! 4) Have a run in with star war characters. The storm troopers and chewbacca are the ones that I've mainly see. Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge For Thought: Cool area to check out and partake on the 2 rides and take a look at the star wars merch.
Luv this lands immersive experience into the force. There's so much to see and two rides everyone comes for. Rise of the resistance and smugglers run. Cantina, blue milk, trading post, ship displays are incredible. It's a must visit when at Disneyland. Park reservation required or on certain nights you can enter the park without reservations. Venture to the land past hungry bear and thunder mountain. Parking is not included with your paid ticket.
I love how Disneyland recreated Star Wars here. The attention to detail is incredible, from the sights and sounds to the atmosphere, it really feels like stepping into the galaxy far, far away. This experience was awesome and a must see for any Star Wars fan.
Very detailed Star Wars themed land to walk through. Was fun to see Stormtroopers walking around on my recent visit.
This is my most section of the park. It feels like walking into a whole different world. Disney has done such an amazing job of recreating the life like Batuu from the movie. A lot of characters from the movie like Storm Troopers, Kylo Ren, Rey and others walk around this area for character meet up. They have several shops and dining spots in this area. The shops carry apparels, plush dolls and souvenir items from Batuu and Star Wars. The food stores sell items with names inspired from Batuu. This is the only area where they sell coke, Diet Coke and sprite in grenade shaped bottles. The bottles even have all the stuff written in Batuuese. read more
Galaxy's Edge was always immersive, but moving it to the original trilogy era makes it pure magic. Seeing a young Luke Skywalker talking with rebels and Princess Leia commanding the secret base grounds the land in the emotional heart of the saga. The atmosphere feels alive with the high-stakes tension of the Galactic Civil War, turning Batuu into the definitive, lived-in Star Wars sandbox fans have wanted for decades. The best part is watching Han Solo dodge bounty hunters and run operations around the Millennium Falcon. His chaotic energy gives the land a dynamic, unpredictable feel that was missing before. Seeing these legendary heroes interact with the outpost breathes new life into the park, making you feel like a real part of the original trilogy. It's a flawless five-star upgrade. read more
While I absolutely love Galaxy's Edge, and it has one of my favorite rides of all time (Rise of the Resistance), I have to admit I feel like the land has lost a bit of its charm since it launched. Even if I knew this was going to happen from the beginning. When the land opened, it was fully immersive. That meant everything within the land was made to feel like it came from the world of Star Wars. From merchandise that looked like it was hand made by 'locals' of the outpost to even coke bottles that looked like some sort of thermal detonator with text being in-world script. It was spectacular. However, over the years, it's shifted to unique to the area merch, but not in universe looking merch. And, while the special soda bottles have come back, for several years they were the ones you'd find anywhere else in the park. Now, that's not to say this land isn't something truly special and a sight to see for any Star Wars fan, I just worry that over the years it's going to continue to have it's truly uniqueness slowly stripped away. Despite this observance, I can't recommend this area of Disneyland more. And it's a must visit in my opinion. (I recommend going right at opening because the lines for the rides here get long almost immediately and don't let up). And I will say you can truly spend your entire day just taking in every bit of detail packed inside. The return-ability of the land is unlike anything else in the park. It's honestly a sight to be seen. read more
I love the edition of Star Wars Galaxy Edge. The theme is on point here's, from the buildings to the cast members' uniforms. I feel like I have been transformed to the future. Their projection show at night is fantastic. They have great little market shopping, good food and of course Rise of the Resistance and Millennium Falcon rides. read more
My favorite place at Disneyland, it's a must to visit this area if you visit Disneyland. Always Star Wars characters walking around. Ahsoka, Mandalorian, Chewbacca, Boba Fett etc. stay toward the end of the night for a nice show. read more
I had the opportunity to visit Galaxy's Edge Batuu when it first opened in May 2019. This land is for Star Wars and sci-fi fans and anyone who wants to experience a place in a galaxy far, far away. The details of this land are stunning. Live your Star Wars dreams, take amazing photos, and interact with characters. Currently, the land is being refreshed to include characters and theming from the original trilogy and The Mandalorian. Part of Galaxy's Edge will be themed to both the Original Trilogy and the latest Star Wars sequel films. The food and drink options are good--one fast-casual spot and a few quick-service and snack options. Must-tries are Docking Bay 7 and Ronto Roasters, which have some tasty options. You'll also find the infamous blue "milk" here in Batuu. There is plenty of merchandise to snag as well. Want to experience building your own lightsaber? Visit Savi's Workshop (reservations are needed). Build your own droid or join the bounty hunters looking for bounty using the Play Disney app, as well as trigger some fun things around Batuu. The two attractions are fun. The Rise of the Resistance is my favorite of the two. The queue, though long, has some things to check out. Some special effects break down regularly, and the ride can be down for an extended period. Smugglers Run is also a great attraction with interactive controls, single-rider lines, and Lightning Lane access. The details in the queue line and when finally walking into the Millennium Falcon are amazing. Rumors say that new scenes will be added in the future. If you're in the mood for a little alcohol, there's Oga's Cantina, which is now walk-up/standby. Grab a refreshing (pricey) drink and a snack while enjoying the atmosphere, decor, and DJ Rex playing some tunes. There used to be a virtual queue, but we will see if that returns in the future. Once you've experienced the cantina, you don't need to go back unless there's something else to experience each time or live music instead of just a DJ. The space isn't that big, so large parties will have difficulty sitting together. Galaxy's Edge, although still an enjoyable land to visit in 2026, has much more potential to improve and level up the experience for both first-timers and regular guests. The land, in general, hasn't changed all that much since it opened six years ago, so here's to hoping for more to come! read more
Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge opened on May 31, 2019 and was formerly part of the Critter Country and Frontierland areas. It's a fully immersive experience into the Star Wars universe centered around the massive Millennium Falcon overlooking everything. The main attractions are Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run and Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance. The rides and the theme feel futuristic and extraterrestrial with the droids and aliens. Because of its popularity and its location near the back of the park, many visitors will rush here when the park first opens. The area makes you feel like you've transported to a different world even if you're not a fan. read more
10 months ago
Where am I? In Disneyland or Batuu? Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge is a themed land in Disneyland that transports you into what feels like an actual Star Wars movie. While I am not the biggest Star Wars fan, I still really appreciate the structure and details of Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge. It's impressive and there a little details everywhere! Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge is home to 2 different rides - Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run and Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance (my personal favorite). It is also home to many places to grab food and drinks such as Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo (where my favorite Cold Brew is), Kat Saka's Kettle, Ronto Roasters, Black Spire Brew and the very popular Oga's Cantina which I HIGHLY recommend making a reservation for and checking out! They have some very on brand shops too for all of your Star Wars needs like Savi's Workshop where you can build your own lightsaber and the Droid Depot where you can also build your very own Droid! I feel like you could spend a majority of your day at Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge! There are photo ops everywhere and don't forget to be on the lookout for characters like Chewy, The Mandalorian and Grogu, Rey and even Stormtroopers who are always walking around and interacting with guests! read more
Do you have to go to this Star Wars themed bar in Disney? Yes, you do. It's really unique and certainly worth a visit. Will you actually like it? Meh. Drinks in Disney are crazy expensive, you know that already. The difference is that in this bar they are also not very good. Pre-mixed and very sugary, with punny names like the Fuzzy Tauntaun and Jedi Mind Trick. There are two wines available, four beers, and two or three snacks (think warm pretzels named after Yoda or something). Get a drink, take a picture, then get back outside and ride rides! It may be lifted now, but for the first few years there was also a drink / time limit, so you had to be out in 45 minutes or so. These days you don't need reservations and the wait is usually not very long. One of those places you check out once or twice, and that's plenty. read more
The Baseline: For a theme park, quality experiences must be provided, fun amusement attractions be available, immersive environments must be established, and safety must be a top priority. Theme: Galaxy's Edge is an awesome immersive experience with tons of character interaction, fun things to do, amazing themed areas to take photos at, and it is so Star Wars themed you can't help having fun. Interaction: If you download the "Play Disney" app there is a Star Wars data pad game that you can literally spend hours in this area doing tasks, hacking equipment, decoding the QR codes on the crates, etc. all around the land. It really makes the bounty hunting fun as well. read more
1 year ago
Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge is one of the latest lands added to Disneyland. L O C A T I O N It's located behind Adventure Land so basically head toward Thunder Mountain and go left of it and past it. E X P E R I E N C E There are only 2 rides in this area and thank goodness they added Rise of the Resistance. It's probably one of the best rides in Disneyland but it also breaks down a lot. Smuggler's Run is a good concept but whoa....the motion sickness in this ride is definitely high. There are a few places to eat here. There's also Oga's Cantina which I feel is a good spot to try once but it's kind of just "meh" and really not much food there. Docking Bay 7 has better option and everyone seems to get the cold brew here. Ronto Roasters has wraps but they're kind of too spicy for me. You can make your own droid and light saber for a price. There are characters that do walk around and you can interact with them. There are a few shows at night and you can also experience the fireworks in this area. It does feel like you've been sucked into the world of Star Wars and there's so much detail put into the land though I feel like this could've been more fleshed out. O V E R A L L If you're a fan of Star Wars and want to be transported into their world, then yes, by all means go visit this land. Go to Oga's for a drink and experience the cantina at least once. Grab a cold brew at Docking Bay 7 for a pick me up in the morning or late afternoon. Also if you do want to interact with any of the characters from that world, hang around and you may find them. If you've been dying to ride inside the Millenium Falcon, do Smuggler's Run at least once. But by all means make sure to do Rise of the Resistance. Do not miss that ride. read more
3 months ago
I had made a Previous Video stating that I'd never go BACK to Disney and the Funny thing was I went BACK but it wasn't Disney it was the Star Wars Theme I wanted to go too, so I did Go and it was AMAZING. Best Experience of My LIFE and I am Glad I didn't waste it by not going. read more
Theme: Star wars theme. Galaxy's edge highlights the planet, Batuu. Background On Batuu: In Star Wars canon, Batuu is in the Trilon sector of the Outer Rim and is home to the Black Spire Outpost, a bustling trading port. The planet is also associated with the Resistance and the First Order. Wookieepedia describes Batuu as a temperate planet with three suns and two moons Entertainment: Note: The "Season Of The Force" is happening right now. It's from March 28 to May 11, which features themed merchandise, character moments, and entertainment in Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge. 1) Shadows of Memory: A Skywalker Saga: This new nightly projection show in Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge showcases iconic moments from the Skywalker saga with stunning effects and music. Scheduled to run until May 11, 2025. Sit towards the back where there is a place to sit. You can enjoy without standing. They'll have a green line that will indicate the viewing areas. 2) "Fire of the Rising Moons" firework show is scheduled to run until May 11, 2025. Located in the same area. Liked the firework show. Kinda prefer it over the main fireworks at the Castle. Attractions: 1) Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run 2) Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance. 3) Customize Merchandise: 1) Savi's Workshop: Personalize your own lightsabers, young jedi's. 2) Droid Depot: Design, assemble, and activate your own droid! 4) Have a run in with star war characters. The storm troopers and chewbacca are the ones that I've mainly see. Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge For Thought: Cool area to check out and partake on the 2 rides and take a look at the star wars merch. read more
1 year ago
Luv this lands immersive experience into the force. There's so much to see and two rides everyone comes for. Rise of the resistance and smugglers run. Cantina, blue milk, trading post, ship displays are incredible. It's a must visit when at Disneyland. Park reservation required or on certain nights you can enter the park without reservations. Venture to the land past hungry bear and thunder mountain. Parking is not included with your paid ticket. read more
I love how Disneyland recreated Star Wars here. The attention to detail is incredible, from the sights and sounds to the atmosphere, it really feels like stepping into the galaxy far, far away. This experience was awesome and a must see for any Star Wars fan. read more
2 years ago
"Good bye, old friend. May the Force be with you."~ Obi-Wan Kenobi What can I say about this amazing area inside Disneyland, it's like you're really there! It feels surreal! One of the longest wait times is Rise of Resistance which we hope to ride our next visit! Hubby and eldest had a blast on Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run, I missed it since baby passed out! Hubby actually proposed to me in front of the Millennium Falcon at Disney World, next time I'll ride switch! ~Shops~ Build your own droid or even lightsaber, or join the dark side and stop by First Order Cargo! Our 8 year old's souvenir was the Darth Maul lightsaber and hubby's was Kyle Ren's! The lightsabers really light up and make sounds, fun for battling! He also picked out the Episode 1 - ThePhantom Menace 25th Anniversary Backpack by Herschel, looks great on! I would definitely recommend a visit if you're a die hard Star Wars fan! Totally worth it! We'll be back, would love to check out Disneyland After Dark: Star Wars Nite one day! Happy Valentine's Day, remember your loved ones! :-) *Song Credit: Hill of Hope by EnjoyMusic Site: https://enjoymusic.ai read more
Like millions of others, I am a lifelong fan of Star wars. Been wanting to visit this wing of Disneyland ever since they announced the plans and showed some early concepts, etc. Disney did such a great job with the aesthetic and feel of the area. Lots of attention to detail with the structures and lots of great photo ops, mini shows, rides, and places to grab a drink and/or a bite. It also contains what I would consider my favorite ride - The Rise of the Resistance. It also has, in my opinion, the best area to view the nightly fireworks as well. It's really cool that they worked the fireworks into an interactive activity in the area near the Millennium Falcon for the little ones. Of my last handful of trips to this park, I would say going to this area is what makes me the most excited during my overall visit. read more
1 year ago
Galaxy's Edge is such a cool area of Disneyland and this is exactly what a themed area needs to look like. From the moment you enter from either side you are instantly immersed in the scenery and feel like you are walking in Battu. When looking around in any direction there is no signs of the outside world or even Disneyland and you really feel like you were transported somewhere else. Its truly amazing. There are characters who walk around such as Chewbacca, R2D2, Rey, The Mandalorian who is usually carrying Baby Yoda ( Yes I know its Grogu but he will always be Baby Yoda to me), and even Stormtroopers who can be rude to you or question what you are doing walking around which just plays perfectly into making you feel like you are really in Battu. There are many shops and restaurants in this area. They serve drinks such as Coke products in special plastic bottles, The famous Blue Milk, and even some cold brew that has Coco Puffs. There is one bar Oga's Cantina where you can get some alcoholic drinks. Its really a cool bar and makes you feel like you are drinking in a bar where people of this land would go. There are currently only two rides Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run and Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance. Rise of the Resistance is the better ride but Smugglers Run is a neat ride too. There are also plenty of places for photo ops and the professional camera workers can also take some cool photos for you I would consider myself a Star Wars fan but I can imagine people who really love the films are just amazed at how everything looks. A must visit when coming to Disneyland. read more
8 months ago
Love how immersive it is here. It's one of the only places in Disneyland where you can relax and just hang out. I recommend the milks which are all uniquely delicious. read more
1 year ago
Disney has outdone itself, and this looks like you stepped into the different worlds of the Star Wars franchise. This is so worth it to go to if you're in California one of my best places to celebrate Star Wars day. Here is a tractor is plenty of character pop-ups; Kylo ren, Ray, Chewbacca, Han Solo, Ashoka. read more
This is my second time checking out Galaxy's Edge and it was nothing short of amazing! I'm not the biggest fan of Star Wars but it is so impressive how this looks so real. The rides are innovative and a lot of fun. Also, the food in the area is so different than other areas of the park. I had the cold brew and was obsessed! read more
I'm not even a Star Wars fan and I can appreciate how cool this place is. The attention to detail is amazing and it's such a fun, interactive part of the park to walk around. There are lots of great photo ops too. The rides are spread around the area which makes it a good place to spend a bit of time. We got lucky with very short standby lines this week! read more
2 years ago
Last visit to Disneyland (a little over 5 years ago) and the land Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge didn't exist! Today though it exists and it is in a word "authentic". R u a Star Wars Fan? Then this is the "land" for you! When you've never been and arrive as I did, recently, for the first time...everything here is a wonderment. The rides (Millennium Falcon - Smugglers Run and Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance) of course are both exciting and a thrill. The MarketPlace, the eateries and concession stands all give off that "strange/off-world" vibe. The Disney Associates that work in the Galaxy's Edge (especially in the rides) take their roles seriously, yet provide that special D-land assistance when one has the need. You'll find more Star Wars Characters walking around in Galaxy's Edge than usual...all playing their part to enhance your experience. Don't stand in one place too long or you might be surprised to have Chewbacca, Jedi Asoka Tano, Storm Troopers and even the Sith Lord Kilo Ren standing behind, or beside you, before you're aware. When that happens, expect a crowd to gather around quickly...eager to hear any banter exchanged. Specific to this land, Galaxy Edge has merchandise/wares for sale you might not find anywhere else in the park. Looking for a Light Saber (just like Darth Vader's) it's available here. Looking for an exotic pet like Jabba the Hutt's of your very own, perhaps a Kowakian Monkey Lizard...well, it's available here. So bring your "credits"! Interested in "off-world" drinks (Blue or Green Milk - get the Green, it's better) or snacks like some Endorian Fried Chicken Tip-Yip...it's all here dear Yelp Review Reader. So get in your transport and fly in as quick as you can. All in all, on this occasion...in this Yelper's opinion Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge delivered an authentic "highly recommend for the whole family" 5 Star review. read more
I will never get tired of this place! Although I'm not a huge Star Wars fan, this place has some amazing scenery, aesthetics, food and drinks! Shame that they constantly switch and discontinue food and drinks but we've always had a successful run whenever something new pops up. Really miss the chamoy/tajin green milk and these samoas they had a while back. Hoping it'll pop up again in the future! I was really happy that my dad got to visit after not seeing him in 9 years and he hasn't been to Disneyland since I was a kid. This was both a treat and a blessing for the family along with my cousins from the Philippines and UK to also visit for their first time. Their mom from the Philippines also got to come and it was great all around. IG: @ammysalamii read more
First time checking out the land beyond, Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge! Way in the back corner there are three ways to get there. Through Critter Country toward the far left, through Frontierland down the middle, or through Fantasyland on the right. Either way, felt like forever to walk all the way out there... making its name very fitting! I was seeking out this area specifically to check out the newest addition to Disneyland, the themed rides and foods/drinks. Almost everyone raved about the black caf cold brew drink so that was the first thing I sprinted to. It really is as good as everyone says. Get it for sure! As far as the wait time for the food/drink it wasn't long, 5-10m at most. Took almost no time for my family and I to inhale. Lots of seating available inside with shade. We decided to book our first lightning lane for the ride here. Maybe 15 minute wait if even that. Definitely recommend using the LL if you have it here. Worth it. Every single detail everywhere we looked was just spot on! It completely felt like we were in the Star Wars movie. Since I believe there is just two restaurants, a cafe/bar, and two rides, we didn't spend lots of time hanging around. The goal is always 80% rides & 20% food/drinks or something like that lol. I really wished there was enough stomach space & calories in one day to have tried the colored/flavored milks they have... but that'll have to wait for the next visit back. Definitely will be back and totally recommend for everyone! read more
The newest "land" at the Disneyland Resort. Home to two amazing attractions, lively cantina, great quick service dining, shops, and so much more. This is an area in the parks that can be enjoyed by both Star Wars fans and those who haven't seen the films. My mom isn't a huge fan, but enjoys feeling like she is in an entirely different galaxy and enjoys the food/beverages. On your next trip, try watching the fireworks in a new location - Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge. It's an out of this world experience, and Disney even plans to add more interaction as many are catching on to how beautiful the fireworks are here. May the force be with you on your next journey to the Disneyland Resort! read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
Star Wars fans would love this! It's like being transported to another world and it's absolutely a fun memorable experience. It's been a decade since I was last here and perfect bonding time for me and my teenaged son. Will be one of my first stops at me next visit. read more
This just may be the easiest 5 star review I've ever written in my life! lol I absolutely loved and thoroughly enjoyed my visit to Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge inside Disneyland Park! (+) The attention to detail is incredible! Seriously. The entire space is immensely immersive and was so much fun to walk around and take in! We were fortunate enough to open the park on the day that we went there and beelined it straight to this area of the park. For the first 3-4 hours it was a slice of heaven! We were able to enjoy the rides in the area multiple times and it never felt overrun until later in the afternoon. (+) The Rise of the Rebellion has to be the greatest ride experience I've ever had at any amusement park I've ever been to in my life! (I am old, so that counts for something :P). The Millenium Falcon simulator ride was a lot of fun as well. You have to enjoy both of these experiences' multiple times! (+) Fun souvenir shops and food options all along the way. I bought this cool little Darth Vader bust for $20 in a shop that had a large Wampa overhead! (+) I grew up on the Original Trilogy and this definitely awakened the kid in me! It was such a fun and memorable experience to be here. This was, by far, the most fun I've ever had at any Disney Park I've ever been to in my life! I can't wait to go back! 5 stars. read more
2 years ago
1 year ago
Galaxy's Edge at Disney Hollywood is a master class in all things theming - the food, the attractions and hidden gems - everything. When you first enter the Galaxy's Edge land, you see the Star Wars theming everywhere, like you are in a distant land's desert bazaar. The cast members are very much in character - so much so that we asked directions and they acted like they didn't understand our Earth language! LOL We have visited a few times and had different experiences each time (because there is so much to do!) On one visit, we created a lightsaber at Savi's Workshop, rode the Smuggler's Run Millennium Falcon ride, and ate at Docking Bay 7. On another visit, we experienced Rise of the Resistance, met Chewbacca, and had blue milk and cookies at Oga's Cantina. If you are a huge Star Wars fan, you can spend a ton of time here, looking for all the little details. And even if you're just a casual fan, I think you will still enjoy it for the food, rides, and fun experiences! read more
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Anaheim, CA 92802
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What time do I need to que up in the morning to get into galaxy's edge?
As soon as you enter the park launch the Disneyland app to see if the land requires a boarding pass or if the land is OPEN. There's a good chance the land will be open on a weekday. We haven't seen the how it is yet for the weekend but most likely…
Is Galaxy Edge separate from the Magic Kingdom?
It's another land within Disneyland. You have to enter Disneyland to access Galaxy's Edge.
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