From having a drink in the cantina to building your own droid, here are five things you need to do when you visit Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, which opens today at Disney's Hollywood Studios at Disney World. GalaxysEdge
Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge is finally open. If you’ve ever been a fan of Star Wars you’ll find something to love at Disneyland’s 14-acre tribute to’s enduring creation, whether it’s the lifelike droids that pop up throughout the land, the realistic lightsabers you can build for yourself at Savi’s Workshop, the adorable toys and stuffed animals you can buy in the marketplace, or the life-size Millennium Falcon.
It’s also really expensive, though—at $200, it’s hard to recommend building a lightsaber to a general audience. The Droid Depot offers a cheaper but still immersive experience, letting guests sort through parts to build their own loyal droid companion. At $100 it’s half the cost of the lightsaber, and frankly I think a remote control robot buddy is a cooler thing to come home with than a toy sword, anyway.
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