The much-awaited opening of Disneyland's Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge finally comes. As part of its preparation, the theme park revealed a new map to help visitors easily navigate the place to take advantage of their four-hour stay that the management imposed.
Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge is the largest and most high-tech attraction at any Disney park. As a nod to the iconic movie franchise, fans can personally experience galactic ships, lightsabers, and taste the Blue Milk Luke Skywalker drank in the movie, per USA Today.
With its 14-acres vastness, the map will help guests find the three Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge entrances to get into the park. It even includes the rock-like tunnel visitors have to go through if they are from Fantasyland.
The new Disneyland map will also help guests find the Droid Depot, the Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run ride, Savi's Workshop, and the original Star Wars cantina. These places will give visitors first-hand Star Wars experience by riding Han Solo's iconic starship and building their lightsaber, but it comes with a huge price.
According to Market Watch, a custom lightsaber costs $200 each. The custom droids, on the other hand, has a price of $99.
Food and drink inside Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge is also costly. A regular cocktail at Oga's Cantina is price at $17, not yet including the souvenir mug. Single beer costs $12, while a flight of beers costs $75. Luke Skywalker's famous Blue and Green Milk drinks cost $8 each.
Guests can buy lunch and dinner meals at different quick-service restaurants for $13 to $20. A bottle of Coca-Cola costs $5.
To compensate, visitors can bring home one free souvenir - the cardboard coasters at Oga's Cantina. It is a single-use paperboard that guests can bring home. They can even ask for a new one of the one they get is a little waterlogged.
A single-day ticket to Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge costs $129, and it needs advanced reservation until June 24. However, starting June 1 until September, the single-day ticket to Disneyland will have a base price of $149 for people age 10-years and older.
Guests only have four-hour window to roam around Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge. Once their allotted time is over, a Disney employee dressed as an Imperial stormtrooper soldier will escort them out. Guests who live without finishing their time are not allowed for re-entry.
Guests can access the map on Disneyland's official website. It is also available on the park's app, where users can navigate it through their smartphones. For reservations, they can also visit the website.
