Well, if you're at a Disney resort, you can pick up your 700 pound Han-in-carbonite sculpture at your resort's gift shop.
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Well, if you're at a Disney resort, you can pick up your 700 pound Han-in-carbonite sculpture at your resort's gift shop.
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Technology will be used in brand new ways in Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge. Take a look at how the Play Disney Parks app will tranform on the planet Batuu!
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sedati
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R1-series astromech droid
The R1-series astromech droid, also known as the R1 reactor drone, was a model of R-series astromech droid manufactured by Industrial Automaton. A part of the R-series of astromech droids manufactured by Industrial Automaton, the R1-series astromech droid,[1] also known as the R1 reactor...
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B-U4D
B-U4D, nicknamed "Buford,"[2] was a heavy loader droid[1] active approximately thirty years after the Battle of Endor, serving as part of the Resistance. B-U4D was a burly loading droid clad in yellow ceramic armor plate. B-U4D served on D'Qar as part of the ground crew that maintained the...
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Mike S
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I hope no kids go in there and whoop little Buford.View attachment 358755B-U4D
B-U4D, nicknamed "Buford,"[2] was a heavy loader droid[1] active approximately thirty years after the Battle of Endor, serving as part of the Resistance. B-U4D was a burly loading droid clad in yellow ceramic armor plate. B-U4D served on D'Qar as part of the ground crew that maintained the...
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NoChesterHester
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Good eye! There is more room in all of this then immediately appears.
Surferboy567
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I just have a general question that I didn’t want to make a dedicated thread for a single question. Regarding Savi’s (is that how you say it?) and the Saber Experience that is in it. The main question is do you need a reservation to be able to build a saber? If so, how does one get a reservation? I’d imagine it would be incredibly hard to get one if it used some kind of reservation system. Building a saber and trying to find a holocron is seriously one of the parts of galaxy’s edge I’m looking forward to besides the obvious attractions.
EDIT: Side Note I’m #17,270 in terms of posts here I wonder if this thread has the most replies ever in @wdwmagic history?
EDIT: Side Note I’m #17,270 in terms of posts here I wonder if this thread has the most replies ever in @wdwmagic history?
NoChesterHester
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I also hope there are multiple rooms just like at Olivanders. If it really only serves 20 people and each experience is 20 minutes then on a 12 hour operating day only 720 folks get to do this. It sounds like more of a bippity boppity boutique thing, but this will be even more popular. If so this will be a total misalignment of supply and demand.
Not so much when people learn the price...
No, I'm not going to buy you a 150 dollar light sabre just so you can break it in a day!
NateD1226
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I think the Gondola thread has about 200 more posts than this one.
NoChesterHester
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Raising the prices hasn’t seemed to affect demand thus far. The parks are significantly more expensive then just a couple years ago and more crowded then ever. They would have to make this $500 before folks even start to second guess doing it.
Surferboy567
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The crux of the problem is this reservation system. If their is one very few ppl are going to get to build a saber making others angry causing a slew of problems. If their isn’t the running of the bulls is going to commence and the line to build a saber is going to be to the entrance of HWS (maybe that’s overselling it but you get my point)