Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge Digest — Helpful Reminders for Your Trip to Batuu

Is that a disturbance in the Force? No, no it’s just our excitement for the grand opening of Disneyland’s Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge! In just two days, guests will begin arriving on the planet Batuu and discovering every exciting detail at Black Spire Outpost.

Cast Member, Club 33, and Media previews have already taken place, and in just a few short hours we’ll be bringing you our own first look at Galaxy’s Edge! So please stay tuned to LaughingPlace.com for live coverage starting later tonight.

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In the meantime here are some of the most important things to know about Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge:

Reservations

Between May 31 and June 23, guests will need to have valid park admission and a reservation to visit the Galaxy’s Edge portion of Disneyland. There are no exceptions. At this time no more public reservations are available, however guests staying at any of the three Disneyland Resort hotels during these dates can make a Galaxy’s Edge reservation as well. Starting June 24, guests will not need a reservation to visit Galaxy’s Edge. They will still be required to have valid park admission and will need to join a boarding group either through the My Disney Experience app or in the park at designated locations. Joining a boarding group doesn’t guarantee entry to Galaxy’s Edge.

Food

The infamous Oga’s Cantina on Black Spire Outpost will be the place to visit for thirsty travelers. Here guests of all ages can enjoy a variety of exotic beverages as well as some tasty local cuisine. Of course, Oga’s isn’t the only location serving refreshments; guests can find delicious creations at:

  • The Milk Stand
  • Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo
  • Kat Saka’s Kettle
  • Ronto Roasters

Opening Day Merchandise

Limited edition, limited release, and Annual Passholder pins celebrating the opening day of Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge will be available on the Upper level of Star Wars Launch Bay in Disneyland. Additionally, several other locations throughout the Disneyland Resort will also be selling themed items that won’t be available inside Galaxy’s Edge.  

Unique Merchandise

From galactic fashions and interesting creatures to custom made astromech droids and handbuilt lightsabers they can construct themselves, guests will find all sorts of fascinating items on Batuu to add to their personal collections. Check out the impressive merchandise that was on display at Star Wars Celebration

Music

Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge will feature original music composed by none other than the legendary John Williams. Williams has written the music for each of the nine films in the “Skywalker Saga” and once again adds his signature style to the Star Wars universe. Check out Mike’s review of the Symphonic Suite and then take a listen for yourself.

Interactive Features

Kids Playing in Black Spire Outpost

Kids Playing in Black Spire Outpost

Guests will be able to fully immerse themselves in the world of Star Wars with the Play Disney Parks app. In addition to completing attraction queue challenges, guests can discover dozens of hidden details throughout the Black Spire Outpost. When visiting Batuu, Play Disney Parks turns into a Star Wars Datapad which allows guests to hack into droids, scan encrypted cargo, and so much more.

Disneyland Park Map

Guide map for Star Wars

Guide map for Star Wars

Disneyland recently added Galaxy’s Edge to its park map and the Disney Parks Blog offered fans a first look at the new design. In just a few days the map will be making its way into the hands of guests anxious to collect as much memorabilia as possible.  

For more from Galaxy’s Edge, be sure to follow our live blog all day today!

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