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    Star Wars Trading Post

    4.3 (48 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 11:00 pm

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    Gohar K.

    Great store for Star Wars fans. You will find a lot of cute things from here also souvenirs and toys and more. Fun ambiance and organized store. Prices are high but you are at Downtown Disney !!! Customer service was ok. Could have been friendlier when my niece was buying a toy. A must stop when in the area

    Jack R.

    Get ready to pay Luke Skywalkers arm and no leg for the outpost toys and supplies. Want a Porg? That'll be $35 Girls, want some earrings? $25 All you lightsaber people prepare to drop $150 or more. Anyone who wants a Jedi robe, the cheaper kids version is $120. Galactic rip off. What sucks is that nothing has prices so they have to scan it. They have like Pink, Yellow, Violet "codes" but looking for the signs with the prices is almost impossible to find! Small selection too. 3 out of 5 stars meh.

    Wendy H.

    The store is very nice and well stocked. They have many unique Star Wars items. The prices are reasonable depending on types of merchandise. The staff are very friendly and always welcoming. We always visit the store on all our trips :)

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    Jacqui C.

    No Downtown Disney trip is complete without visiting the Star Wars Trading Post! This was our first time visiting Disney since they acquired 20th Century Fox, which includes the Star Wars franchise, so we haven't seen all the Star Wars stuff yet until this visit. My dad is a huge Star Wars fan and he ended up passing his interest down to me. This would be his own candy store if I ever brought him down here. OMG, they have everything and anything Star Wars in here, including Grogu (my favorite character of them all). I ended up taking home a huge Grogu plush doll, which was on sale for about $20 off. I wanted to buy all the Grogu stuff but although he's adorable, I couldn't. I also bought a magnet to put on my car. My LTP got himself a Darth Maul ceramic cup, although he doesn't drink coffee. So basically this cup is just for show on his end. I noticed too late that they accept Disney gift cards (we both got one each specifically for this trip as a Christmas present). I have plenty of balance left and I hope to save it for our next trip here. I tried not to overdo on buying things, but the Grogu plush and the magnet were just enough for myself. You can also build your own lightsaber here, which is totally awesome. You can't miss this place if you're a huge Star Wars fan visiting the Downtown Disney District. Well worth coming here! May The Force Be With You.

    Meghan W.

    This store used to be Rainforest Cafe. It has character and theme. The merchandise in here is on point with the theme. It happened to be raining and the staff were using the lightsaber umbrella. They are so cute. They were selling out fast due to the rain. I can't imagine spending 89.99 for an umbrella I will hardly use in Sunny California. My son did end up getting a make your own lightsaber. The staff that helped him was very helpful. Disney knows how to upsell. Anyway, when he was finished, he flicked open the saber and I thought it was a ripoff. The light didn't extend out far enough. The handle was almost as long as it! That's Disney for you!

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    Mirna E.

    We always enjoy checking out Star Wars gear. There was an employee outside letting kids run R2D2 with a remote. We didn't buy anything, nothing really called to us but it was still fun to checkout!

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    Travis T.

    This shop at Downtown Disney sells all things Star Wars. It opened in 2021 and replaced the old Rainforest Cafe restaurant that use to be here. Star Wars Trading Post was designed to look like a hidden jungle Resistance base. In front of the store is Rey's speeder from the movies. Star Wars Trader Post has all sorts of merchandise and apparel inspired by the Star Wars movies and Disney+ shows. The nice thing about shopping here is that you don't need a themed park ticket to visit. You just have to pay the parking rates at Downtown Disney and go through security. You can find more Star Wars merchandise at the nearby World of Disney store.

    Rosabell M.

    This spot used to be a Rainforest Cafe, and I hadn't been to Downtown Disney in ages. I kept eyeing this store from the outside and finally decided to step in and wow! It truly feels like you've entered another galaxy... yes, a Star Wars galaxy! The store is clean, well organized, and full of amazing merchandise. I originally came in hoping to find some Chewbacca Mickey ears (no luck), but ended up getting my son an awesome jacket instead. One of the coolest features is the lightsaber building station, where you can handpick the parts to create your own. Such a fun experience! I'll definitely be coming back for more Star Wars merch!

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    Net A.

    2023/095 Grandkids are into Star Wars so gotta make a stop here. It maybe a galaxy from far far away but we're just getting closer and closer and closer to the opening .... zaaaap!!! And "may the force be out of your wallet" !!! And the intergalactic journey begins... So many selection of merchandise that could be a must- have or NOT !!! Located convincingly to make that necessary shop stop for the Star Wars craze. Grandkids loved this trading post. Their mom paid the price !! Assembled and created that out of this world famous legacy build your own Lightsaber !!! (forgot to take picture cause it was busy slaying the dragon... oops wrong movie)

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    Em B.

    This used to be a Rainforest Cafe and while I loved that restaurant, I'm so glad they turned it into a bit of Star Wars heaven for those don't want to pay for park admission but can still experience a taste of the Galaxy's Edge shops and merch. I was looking to buy a Rebel X Wing Fighter helmet and a Princess Leia Organa Legacy Lightsaber Hilt and Blade that day...I was on a mission! I received such wonderful service from one of the gals there who gladly assisted and showed me how to attach the blade and work the hilt. I was immediately sold and said "TAKE MY MONEY!!!" We even got into a conversation about cosplay and Star Wars Night at Disneyland. Gotta love folks who love their jobs! The store is outfitted with pretty much everything you need as a hardcore geek. They have a ton of Star Wars merch to include clothing, accessories, artwork, pins, patches, toy lightsabers and figurines. It is pretty spacious and they have an outside post that sells additional items to reel you in. Such an easy sell if you are a Star Wars fan. I love their Droid section as well mainly because I am a fan of R2-D2 and the classic characters from the original trilogy and on. Always a favorite spot to shop when I visit Downtown Disney!

    Elyse F.

    Where Rainforest Cafe once stood is now Star Wars Trading Post. Given the size of Rainforest Cafe, I was expecting the store to be larger. The upstairs is not utilized for retail space. Disney did repurpose the large tree that was inside/ towards the front of Rainforest Cafe. The tree helps make the inside of the shop look like it is part of a hidden Rebel outpost. Nets and greenery on the ceiling help round out the feel. There is a setup along a wall that looks like a command center. The shop is well themed. This shop has mostly Star Wars themed clothing. Along with clothing, there are pins, kitchen goods, home decor and toys. They also have Halloween quality costumes for kids.

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    Jenna C.

    We love going into this store when we visit Downtown Disney. Our family loves anything Star Wars so it's fun to see all the new merch for the franchise. It's laid out well and they always have new stuff from the latest movies and shows. The service is great and the prices are decent for a wide variety of items to select from.

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    3 years ago

    I absolutely love this store, if you love Star Wars come check it out. Only issue I couldn't find C3PO

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    All the employees there were super friendly and nice, they helped me and my husband with such an amazing attitude

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    4 years ago

    Yub nub for the ambiance; Echuta for the high cost. No way is this affordable on a local womp rat hunter's salary.

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    We've shopped here many times because we genuinely want to support a local toy store. With so few…read moreindependent toy stores left, we've always been willing to pay the higher prices instead of buying everything from a big box retailer. Unfortunately, our most recent experience was really disappointing. We purchased several items, including three gifts for the same child, and simply asked if they could be gift wrapped together. Instead of just wrapping the gifts or politely explaining the policy, the employee repeatedly insisted that they charge for gift wrapping on items under $10, even though the three gifts we wanted wrapped together totaled well over $50. In total, we spent close to $200 during our visit. The interaction quickly became argumentative and unnecessarily uncomfortable. The owner was present and ultimately wrapped the gifts herself, but rather than helping de-escalate the situation, she allowed the interaction to continue in an unprofessional manner. To make matters worse, when we got home, we realized we'd been charged twice for one of our purchases. I called to have the extra charge reversed, and while they corrected the mistake, I also shared how disappointed I was with our experience in the store. Instead of receiving a sincere apology, I was met with what felt like a dismissive, backhanded response. Mistakes happen, but it's how they're handled that leaves a lasting impression. We genuinely want to continue supporting local businesses like this one, even if it means paying more than shopping at a big-box store. Unfortunately, after this experience, it's hard to justify returning. I hope this feedback encourages the owners to prioritize customer service, because that's ultimately what keeps loyal customers coming back. *also to add at the end of all of this I realized I had forgotten to get a birthday card so I wanted to grab one after checking out with all of our items and they wouldn't accept card or Apple Pay for a $6 birthday card. I needed to purchase something else to make it a $10 purchase or cash only (who carries or accepts cash anymore?) Like in what world!? Of course they wouldn't make an exception. The icing on the cake of a bad experience! This response is back to the owner- Thank you for taking the time to respond. I understand that small businesses need policies, and my review was never about expecting special treatment or criticizing those policies. My disappointment was with how the situation was handled. At no point was it explained that the $10 minimum applied to each individual item rather than the gifts being wrapped together. That had never been our understanding from previous visits, so the interaction was confusing and quickly became argumentative instead of simply being explained. One of the reasons we've continued to shop at your store, despite paying more than we would elsewhere, is the convenience and service, including gift wrapping. When purchasing multiple gifts for the same child, wrapping only some of them defeats much of that convenience. While you mention they were wrapped as a courtesy, that only happened after an uncomfortable exchange, which is the part that left a lasting impression. I appreciate your apology for the duplicate charge, but when I called, I was hoping for acknowledgment of the overall experience, not just the billing error. My review wasn't about policies, it was about customer service. We genuinely wanted to continue supporting your store, which is why this experience was so disappointing.

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