Some well crafted attractions. Beyond that, it offers little from the original trilogy. Feels disjointed from the Star Wars universe with ill conceived story themes. Mostly a gigantic, offensively money grabbing gift shop. As I passionate fan I expected a lot more for an already expensive admission ticket.

A very different Disneyland experience. Its very spacious and well designed. One truly feels like they have entered another planet.The continuous sound effects add to the realism. The cast speak in starwars lingo. The drinks and food have lingo accurate names.The flight simulator takes 6 crew, 2 pilots, 2 gunners and 2 engineers, and each person has something to do. Great experience.If you have back issues or have any fused vertebrae, beware of jarring movements just like most rides.Enjoy

Thanks to My Son I became a huge Star Wars Fan. We love everything about Star Wars Galaxy Edge. Its Absolutely amazing!! As you walk in to the City of Batuu you feel like your live in a Galaxy Far Far Way!! Its an experience of a life time for your entire family!!!

Everything Star Wars! You feel like you are on the planet with the characters! It is beyond your wildest dreams as a Star Wars fan! If you’re not a fan you will be! It’s unbelievable what they have accomplished!! I will go back again and again! I shopped, rode the millineum falcon & ate at a galactic diner! Soooooo much do and see!!! I’m hooked!! Go!!

A truly amazing part of Disneyland; in my opinion the best part! You really feel like you have traveled to another galaxy. The attention to detail is amazing and well worth a trip in its own right. If you are a Star Wars fan, then this is an experience not to be missed!

The design of the whole area is amazing to me it is very beautiful. You really feel like you are in a star wars movie, and seeing things like the Millennium Falcon is awesome. However the the catch is all of the merchandise is extremely expensive which of course it is, its Disneyland as if the ticket price wasnt enough. But still a very fun place to see.

WOW!!! I did not expect this to be so fantastic! Cant wait to go back. We visited on January 13, 2020, and the Rise of the Resistance ride was not yet open, but Millenium Falcon is AWESOME and the overall experience, area, ambience, vibe ... really cool! Doesnt even feel like youre in Disneyland at all. Transported!

Pretty good experience. Theming is amazing, but as of right now there not a lot to do (that will change when Rise of the Resistance opens in January). Terrific interactions with the cast members.Make sure to stop by Ogas Cantina which is a lot of fun. If you have a large party definitely make reservations, but if its just you, or toy and a friend you can usually get seating at the bar.

What an amazing place!! It’s like being emerged in the actual movie. If you’re Star Wars fan it’s a must do! So interactive and so much to see and do. You can use your phone and interact with certain codes on the walls. qR can be used to gain points. So amazing!!

Best part of Disneyland by far. The detail put into this park is out of this world. Well worth spending the time to walk through at a leisurely pace and take it all in.

Wow! I feel like I’m in planet Tatoine here. Awesome space ship garage for the ride of smugglers. Disneyland great job.

Being a HUGE Star Wars fan. I had a blast and the time of my life exploring and experiencing Disneys Galaxys Edge!

Such an awesome experience for a first timer visiting especially for Galaxys Edge. Loved the whole set up with stores to buy merch and food stuff. While I loved everything about it I do agree it could have had more things and rides. Still worth the trip here. The wait for the ride wasnt too bad, the line moves quickly. I was a co-pilot on Smugglers Run and loved every moment.

This place your gonna need some time to explore! It is HUGE!!! The Sabis was amazing and the Droid Depot has some quality droids. The food was EEEHHH but the popcorn is delicious. Overall besides the funky bland food the land gets a 5 star! Loved it.

Disneyland unveiled its new “Star Wars Land,” Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge on May 31. The park expansion is the biggest in Disney history, opening first in Anaheim, then in Orlando, Florida on Aug. 29. First announced in 2015, Galaxy’s Edge aims to transport guests directly into the Star Wars universe, not just with the merchandise and rides, but also interactive experiences like lightsaber building and roleplay-like elements.

TIPS if you have a reservation:1. one hour before go to star wars bay launch and pick up your wristband (if you go two hours before it is crowded)2. Head to critter county area (main star wars entry) 30 minutes after your admission time to avoid the cow herds3. See everything else BEFORE you go on the ride4. Smugglers Run :The later you go of your allowed time the less time you have to wait5. Pay and order your food using the Disney Mobile app way in advance.... This will help you avoid waiting in those long lines... Do this sooner than the mobile app orders were currently in 5-6 hours out FYI6. If you made it this far .. 4 hours was plenty of time to make it thru7. If you dont like waiting theres tons of other things to do they all sorts of cool shows and ruins etc

Star Wars: Galaxys Edge at Disneyland is like no other amusement park or theme park Ive ever been to; very likely like no other park in the world (except its inevitable twin in Florida).It is the most immersive, fully realized rendering of the Sci-Fi icon that I could possibly imagine. Its actually more than I could ever have imagined.Every building, every lamppost, every shop, every droid and nook and cranny oozes an alternate reality steampunk aesthetic that makes even the most cynical visitor feel like he or she has stepped through a wrinkle in time and space to a remote outpost a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away.And thats all before you open the Star Wars Datapad in the Play Disney app you can download for free to iPhone or Android smartphone.The Star Wars Datapad allows you to become a virtual inhabitant of Batuu, a remote outpost at the edge of the galaxy, where the First Order and the nascent Resistance are battling each other for control. The app lets you play the role of part of the First Order or the Resistance, or strike out on your own as a Scoundrel.You can hack control panels, capture communications, locate supplies, and accept jobs from the local virtual inhabitants.IT IS A GAME CHANGER!I was there yesterday and I already want to go back tomorrow, even if I go by myself.

The BEST addition to Disneyland in a long time. Interactive, aesthetic, and immersive. Worth the ticket just for this.

Awsome Galaxys Edge is a must see and an amazing experiance. Well Done Disney..

I was very pleased. Are you kidding I WAS AMAZED. The details alone the blue milk the coca cola droids the shops the millennium falcon and the rise of the resistance. Even the card readers you are immerses into this world and it was so amazing it was my favorite place to chill and walk around with the fam and look at all the cool things. I love it and if you are a Star Wars afficianado you will too. My dream came true to be the co-pilot and sit in Chdwbaccas seat on the Falcon and my dream came true. The Force was strong with all of us.

Very immersive. Lots of fun. Highly recommend the Disneyland play app to maximize experience.

Amazing the blue and green milk to the cantinas worth all we did was eat here and pig out. So detailed and nice. My friend bought a droid DIY and the other one bought a lightsaber totally worth the trip the ride is amazing and so cool to see these star wars enthusiast gleamed and joyful. Good vibes staff amazing and hopefully it doesnt stay tooo crowded it was so magical and amazing how coool

Let me start this with: Im not a Star Wars fan. Im a Disney fan, particular a Disney parks fan, so I still wanted to check it out since I was there. The theming of this land made me feel like a little kid again, like a little kid obsessed with Star Wars- despite seeing maybe 15 minutes of one of the films.You truly walk into a different world- this is Disneys best immersion yet. Everything from the costumes to the name tags to the water bottles- its perfect. Cast Members say Heres your cargo slip about your receipt, and say Thatll cost 5.75 credits, please instead of dollars. Everyone tells you to journey safely. Stormtroopers and characters roam, treating you as if you have always been a part of their world.None of the food appealed to me, but I did try the Blue Milk, which was expensive and overhyped but unlike anything Id tried before, which made the land even more out of this world. The Millenium Falcon is absolutely breathtaking, and the ride is really enjoyable. Not my favorite but a technologically stunning ride.Go to this land if you have the chance, no matter your stance on the films. Even for an hour, I felt like a part of the resistance.

This was amazing, I dont care what anyone says. I honestly enjoyed walking through the line almost as much as the ride itself. If you are any kind of Star Wars fan, youll find yourself enthralled! The ride itself is super fun, and you get assigned one of three roles. I would try to ask to be a pilot, as the pilots have the most control over the ride, as they pilot the ride (obviously). Also, if you can try to go either early in the morning or late at night, as then tends to be when the ride is the least busy.

Staff stays in character. Rides are well executed. Merchandise is nice and very fitting. The land improves at night time and the lightsabers fit the environment very well. Very immersive and detailed land.

I love what Disney did to make this new land. Every possible detail is well thought out and perfected. I am a lifelong Star Wars fan, so I was nervous to be disappointed but I was not! It was absolutely brilliant!

Super cool ! Yes I love this place!

Its lacking a few things to do, but is overall worth it just to be able to walk around the land. I went on a Wednesday morning in September and was surprised by how quiet it was. We saw two stormtroopers and one chewbacca and thats all.. it needed a few more troopers.. Id definitely go back when the next ride opens. Actually, its probably better to wait for that to happen before going if you have the choice.

We were invited by a group to go on Sunday evening of 6/16, allowed to enter the park at 8 PM. It was approximately three entrance points to get into the park, and there was no line. It was a free for all. Only 3000 people were allowed into the park. When we finally got in, our main concern was to get into line to place our names on the waiting list for Ogas Cantina. So.. the line for Ogas waiting list was excruciating. Once we put our name on the waiting list, they said it was to be a two hour wait... but hold on. Once they text you to arrive at Ogas, then you had to get into another long line. We could not get into Ogas.. as I had to work the next day. And we actually got the text at 2 hours and 30 minutes.. and by that time, we were already exhausted and leaving the park. That was a real bummer for us. I cant imagine the Galaxys Edge park holding 10,000 - 40,000 people! Outside of that, the park was nice. Blue milk was good...

Awesome experience.Well thought out.Every attention to detail.A must for any star wars fan!

This land is awesome! Get here early

Star wars.... what more is there to say. This place is amazing, theres so much detail to see and amazing food to enjoy. There is plenty of action going on to keep everyone in the group busy.

If you love millennium falcon then you would love this ride! Dont wait in the normal line but instead go into the single rider even if you are a group. You will save hours of waiting time and the chances are your guys will be in the same ride anyway. Keep push the fire button and you will make it :)

Sadly underwhelmed.My wife and I decided to book a semi last minute trip to Huntington Beach to visit friends and planned to visit Disneyland for one day to check out the Galaxys Edge. Our kids were at home with the grandparents, so we thought to take full advantage of the adult activities! We were there with the kids a year and a half ago and have been anticipating the opening of the Star Wars addition since then.The positives first... The attention to detail is fantastic, everything looks naturally weathered and the props/space ships look like they are able to take off and fly. The Droid production store and the light saber stores are really cool if you want to make the investment. Definitely try out the Milk Stand, it is very tasty (I preferred the green while my wife liked the blue).Now the negatives. Dont plan to be there long as you can see everything in about an hour - unless you are waiting in the Smugglers Run line. The ride is pretty fun but distractingly interactive. If you are lucky to be the pilot you get the full effect. Gunners and engineers are in the back and you cant see around the person in front of you. Its very similar in sensation to being on the Star Tours ride, but wont give you motion sickness as its not 3D (thankfully).Ogas Cantina was ok, make sure you are standing at the bar or standing tables. Otherwise you will be seated in a booth and cant see past all the people who are standing. There should be screens playing the movies or something as there is literally nothing to watch or look at other than the animated DJ in one corner who is entertaining.If you came there to shop then this place is for you! There are so many stores there selling everything you can imagine related to Star Wars!It could use more of the characters walking around as well. We were there during the day and back at night, about 4 hours total and only saw Kylo, two storm troopers and Chebacca that whole time. Also it would be neat if the had the theme song playing in the main entrance tunnel as you enter the park to get that full effect.All in all there isnt much to actually do there other than spend lots of money.

I am a huge star wars fan and this was an amazing experience. Even though some of these reviews have said theres not much to do here, I felt as if I could have spent at least two full days just in this area of the park. I loved the millennium falcon ride. Everything was just such a great experience. My only negative remark is I wish they had a little more from the original trilogy for the older fans.

Very immersive and should definitely go if you have the chance, especially if youre a star wars fan. Stormtroopers and rebel fighters walking around was a nice touch as well. At the moment theres only one ride, but theres another coming later in the year. You can build your own lightsaber or buy a replica from the movies, along with kyber crystals and Jedi robes. The only downsids is that it feels small, and you need to make reservations if you want to build a lightsaber, build a Droid, or visit a cantina. To get a reservation you need to just get there as early as possible and place your name on a list. Additionally, since theres only one ride, other than that ride theres nothing to do except spend money. It was still a fun time and recommended to anyone who can make the trip

Loved it! Yes, I wish it was actually places from the movie instead of these new places unseen in the Star Wars Galaxy but I still loved being in the Star Wars Galaxy. Smugglers Run was fun. The shops, the cantina and restaurants were fun. The employees are all in character. The dont say dollars, the prices are in credits. When asking about the attraction still under construction, they discussed it like a real Resistance event.

If i could go to star wars but it is good to go! And I got a new car! woop woop!

Very disappointing. Clearly opened way before it should. Its very small and basically nothing to do while you are there. There are two rides, one you cant get on. Hell youre supposed to have reservations for the Cantina, made 60 days in advance. The structures are very detailed but this place leaves Star Wars fans flat, zero expectations were met.

The hype came. People came. The hype fizzled out. On its own Galaxy’s Edge has magnificent Disney Magical landscape and and Alien technology to get you through a wondrous visit to the outpost somewhere in a galaxy far far away. Smugglers Run” is a blast! The ride is interactive where you and 5 people enter a flight simulator ride and actually “operate” the functions (2 pilots, a couple gunners and engineer) The pilots “control” the movement of the ride. One person controls up and down movement while the other controls side to side movement. Gunners shoot the enemy and the engineer...well, I’m still not sure what they actually do but for reviews sake, they also have a task. It’s a very ingenious ride! As for the rest of the land, you will find enemy storm troopers on the hunt for Chewbacca, photo ops with lots of your beloved Star Wars characters and unusual flavors and food choices disguised as human food.....or is is human food disguised as alien food....GET A RESERVATION FOR THE CANTINA!!! Pretty awesome experience in there but you need a reservation to even get inside!I thoroughly enjoyed my first trip there and had a second opportunity to really investigate the city with a closer eye. Lots of markets and usual items not for sal anywhere else in Disneyland. All in all, many people say it’s a hype but I really think that it’s a very awesome land with lots of potential. There’s work to be done there still. The second ride just opened and we haven’t tried that on as of January 2020. Go and enjoy being a Disney fan!!!! You might even get a hug from Chewy!!

A Galaxy Far, Far Away brought to life!This is just an amazing place. Any Star Wars fan should experience it given the opportunity. The attention to detail is amazing. I never thought there would be such a place to celebrate my Star Wars fandom. Im looking forward to checking out Galaxys Edge at Disney World in Orlando next! Well done Disney!!!

I am a passholder and went as a sight seeing. Lots of people and was feeling lazy, so I bet this portion of the park is a 5 Star if you hit the attractions when you go!

It was really fun I got early before everyone else and it was cool. If you go to the top right corner of the Galaxy Edge you can Yoda and bottom left Darth Vader.

Amazing! Disney does not miss a single detail. And the interactivity that the characters provide is more than can be imagined. Even Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run was worth the 2 he wait.

Everything was great The only reason why Im not giving it five stars because theyre were not enough places to sit for all the waiting that you had to do, at some point whether it was to get on the ride or wait for a reservation, I ended up having to sit in the hot sun on a rock for almost 2 hours while the rest of my family road rise at the resistance by the time they got on it and all

Super fun ride at Disneyland. Nothing much more to be said.

If you want to be transported to a far away galaxy and grab a quick snack this is the spot. Meat and veggie option think pita wrap. I got the meat wrap. Very tastie sausage, with slaw and pork slice.

Im not even a Star Wars fan but I was kinda disappointed. It was really barren but the one ride that was open was fun.

For Star Wars fans, this is a must. The experience is incredible. The details are well done and immersive. And yes, bring your phone battery-- youll need it for the app.For non-Star Wars fans, its still pretty cool. But once you go on all the rides, itll probably be much less interesting.At least as of this writing, make sure to get to the park before they open, with the app installed, and you and all of your groups tickets linked on everyones phones, so you can all frantically refresh right at opening time to try and get a boarding pass for the Rise of the Resistance ride.

Galaxys Edge is the Star Wars themes space within Disneyland Park. It was not open on my trip to Disneyland this time last year.My family and I visited Galaxys Edge yesterday and I was impressed with the many features of the space. First off, there are life size recreations of many of the most popular space ships, including a massive Mallenium Falcon, X Wing, Imperial Fighter. The Imperial ship is located in an area where you can also find Imperial merchandise, including full adult size Storm Trooper gear costing thousands of dollars. But there is also a lot of lower cost, high quality items like Light Sabers, droids and clothing.I paid for the experience of buidlng my own Light Saber. For one sword + experience it costs about $215 with tax. The experience is rich and the Light Saber is solid quality. We bought the kids all plastic light sabers from the shop for about $35 a piece which is more appropriate for little kids who value the experience more than having a heavy metal saber.The views from various parts of the space are amazing. The proportions are done well to make it feel just like you are within a Star Wars film. The blast doors in and out of the ships basically look like they could be used in a film. And then real size Imperial ship has actual Storm Troopers walking around searching.I will give this location 5 stars even though Disneyland has not earned a 5 Star overall rating for this trip.

Amazing new land at the oldest of Disney parks, and a dream come true for all Star Wars fans.Still waiting for a major attraction though, since Smugglers Run was such a disappointment -- once, after a 60 minutes queue, we sat staring at the walls playing Gunners and Engineers, pressing flashing buttons while missing the action on the screen. A stiff neck is the only reward for this ride in the afore mentioned seats.Wish there were more characters wandering about, to lend this land more atmosphere.

Awesome park design.Mix of stuff from all the films.Cantina is great.Go in afternoon.Try the single rider lines.Much faster access.

A lot of stuff to buy, but not a lot to do. The best part of the land is all the mountains and landscaping. Take a picture with the Millennium Falcon, ride the ride (its whatever). Theres about an hours worth of entertainment here.

As a Star Wars geek, this was so much better than my wildest expectations. Definitely raised the bar on immersive entertainment

I really LOVED Galaxys edge itself, but the rise of the resistance ride kept braking down, and with the virtual thing, it just a mess. We were there for three days and we still couldnt get on it, we even tryed right when the park opened. All the hype for rise of the resistance, for it to keep braking down! Overall I loved the black spire Outpost with the little shoulder Porgs. (By the way great purchase ) and everything else their. (Still Disney Land prices.) Overall the land itself is great, and so is smugglers run. Im just super BUMMED obout rise of the resistance! They should really find away the day after for the people who were in later boarding groups!

Just wait for the park to open all of its attractions.. if ever...Not worth 1 Millennium Falcon ride that mostly falls flat and the rest a money grab for a place far far away from what Id like to see ..Not fun at all unless you have a few very over priced drinks and Not wear Han Solo shot first..Not much there to fill the fun..With all of Disney money and only 1 ride and at every turn a shop of over priced I dont want stuff..Open It with the full experience Disney ... I wont be back cause tickets keep going up and for what... A good comic con has more Star Wars fun than Galaxy Edge..

Worth every penny just to experience star wars. After all these years I finally get to experience being in the star wars universe. And try the blue milk.

The attention to detail is amazing. Smugglers Run is a great ride. However, it feels incomplete. Food is okay but not outstanding. The only alcoholic beverages available are in a bar. There are none available in any restaurants like there is in California Adventure.

Immersive environment, pretty tasty food. What blew me away is the attention to detail in all aspects of Galaxy’s edge- from the marketplace to the restroom it was well thought out.But to be honest Smugglers run is an ok ride. After you have been on it once, I don’t think it’s entertaining enough to warrant riding it ever again. (Unlike other rides in the park).

With all the sounds and details its a very submersive area.

Its like a life size movie set. Great otherworldly drinks and food. Cool atmosphere, cast members act like theyre really in that land, and the attention to detail is pretty awesome!

A very underwhelming experience. The Smugglers Run ride is cool as you get to sit in the cockpit of the Millenium Falcon. The interactivity of the ride actually distracts from the experience as you end up being too focused on what lever to pull or button to push. Beyond that there is not much else to do in the area. There are a few shops but they are small and have little to offer. There was one store which had some cool Jedi artifacts and you could build a custom lightsaber for $200. But there really is not a lot to do beyond shop or ride the Falcon. This is why the crowds are so small, there is nothing to keep people there once they have ridden the Falcon. The 75 minute plus wait times to re-ride the Falcon arent worth it. The scenery is impressive in its scale and detail but does all tend to look the same. While not possible, they really need Star Tours and Hyperspace Mountain in the same area to make it more of a destination. Hopefully they will add more attractions otherwise this will continue to underwhelming.

Good experience and great atmosphere

The attention to detail really makes the place.Droid treads on the ground. Blair scorch marks on the walls, ships, rust and wear.The people food and atmosphere where wonderful.

The atmosphere would be greatly improved if there was music from the Star Wars soundtrack(s) playing in the background! I tried this with my headphones on and it was a powerful/emotional/immersive experience.

We were able to get reservations to catch a glimpse of the new billion dollar Star Wars Land at Disneyland. As a non Star Wars fan, I did enjoy walking through this area filled with authentic props, eateries and plenty of souvenir shops where you can customize light sabers and droids. You can even purchase memorabilia at very high prices.There isnt much going on at the moment since the other side of this themed area has not been unveiled. I cant imagine the large crowds and long lines coming on June 24 when reservation blocks are not required.Currently, there is only one simulated ride that resembles Star Tours. You will be in line for 45 minutes to get on the Millennium Falcon ride. I thought the ride was fun but expected a bit more. First you board the ship then then you will be grouped into teams. You will be randomly handed your ship assignments.Each ship will have 2 pilots, 2 gunners, and 2 engineers. Everyone plays an important role. The pilots have the most control as they stir the ship in the right direction. While the gunners aim for the target by pressing the lighted buttons. The engineers are the back up and also press buttons as instructed. The ride is a bit distracting since you are doing as instructed while trying to enjoy the ride.The Millennium Falcon is impressive on the outside. Currently most people are just walking around the themed area for the photo ops. There is Ogas Cantina where you can have some blue milk. You can also purchase droid looking Coca-cola bottles.The area is not that bad in the preview stages. Im excited to see what the final product will look like. Come with patience because you will be waiting in long lines and maneuvering around all the die hard fans.May the force be with you...

Great ride... but if you aint already in the park by 9am...you aint getting on the ride... your welcome

We were part of the Grand Opening this morning at 8am. It was facilitated so smoothly. Everything went off without a hitch, and Black Spire Outpost is astonishing. Its literally as if you stepped into a Star Wars movie. Highly recommended without a doubt. Bright suns!

This was alot of fun. It celebrates the new movies well. I wish it had some memorabilia from the old movies instead of just the new. Only one ride so far however it looks like there will be at least 2 more. I would have liked seeing more characters walking about. I hope they add a Jabba the Hut thing somewhere.

Visually spectacular. Great walking around, being in this atmosphere that feels far, far away.The Smugglers Run attraction is ok. Overall the land feels incomplete with only this 1 ride.The second ride “Rise of the Resistance” will blow people’s minds. Anxiously waiting for that....

Our family absolutely loved the new Disneyland addition! Lots of fun to use the app to interact with everything. Food was surprisingly good. Details were phenomenal.

Enjoy an incredibly well-themed shopping center!Ill give Disney props for taking some risks with Galaxys Edge, mainly that this is supposed to be a real, working outpost without any hints of theme park whimsy, which is why theres no overhead music, no shows, etc.The problem is, that just doesnt work. And youre forbidden from walking around with your super expensive lightsaber or droid. Seriously. Because why on earth would someone visiting a Star Wars land WANT TO WAFT AROUND THEIR LIGHTSABER?!Anyway, its beautifully done, and itll be much better when the dead half of the land comes to life, but for now, theres not much to it.

WARNING GALAXYS EDGE . specifically regarding light saber workshop : if you build a light saber be sure it works because i built one that ended up being faulty and was not able to exchange it and i was also not warned before paying for the $200 light saber workshop experience about half the parts for the type of saber I wanted not being available and they tried tricking me with duplicate parts and did not say anything until i noticed myself and said something which by that time was too late . Now i am stuck with a faulty light saber that just reminds me of the horrible experience everytime i look at it ... Thanks disneyland .as much as I love the idea they need to fix multiple quality control issues before I suggest star wars fans or parents go throwing away $200 bucks on such a product with faulty switches and motion sensors . also just another fyi the bag it comes in becomes frayed by the end of the day so they upsale you a quality sheath for an additional $50 . they make you feel like you shouldnt be pulling out the saber after building it and walking out but definitely mess with it if you build one right away in case like my case they sell you a defective product . now youve been warned .

It was so cool I a built a lightsaber and the experience was cool

Great ride - Great Experience

Coolest land in Disney but not much to do.

4 hours is not enough to see and take everything in. There are way too many easter eggs and details to fit into a 4 hour window. But the land is awesome. The attention to detail is impeccable. The Falcon is breathtaking. All the vehicles in the land are awesome. It feels as if you are in a Star Wars movie. Smugglers Run is an OK ride but definitely not worth waiting more than 30 mins in line for. I cannot wait for Ride of the Resistance to open. And once the land is open to the public it will be more packed but at least youll be able to take your time and take it all in at an easy pace. Overall it is a worthwhile addition to Disneyland.

I actually have a really sad story. I once visited here with my brother and parents, minding our own business, and all of a sudden, a couple Stormtroopers start harassing us. They ask us if weve seen any Rebels and of course, we said no because we hadnt! And so they take a look at my little brother and tell us hes been helping the Rebels! Got arrested and is forced the work in the mines.

Unbelievable attention to detail and a great time for the family. I would recommend going in a year from now since theres only one operational ride available at this time

Besides the Millennium Falcon and the storm troopers walking around it just feels like a generic SiFi town nothing special.

Before I share anything, a very much needed TIP to anyone who has not been here. If you go here, you have to pass through Critter Country. If you go the alternate route, you will be turned around and told to go through Critter Country.The decor, actors, everything was absolutely amazing. I cried when I saw the Millennium Falcon, the nerd in me lost it in such an emotional way. We wish there was a gift store strictly for everything Star Wars costume related but what do you do.We got some great help by a gentleman, Matt. Very down to earth, informative and so helpful in so many ways.

Star Wars: Galaxys Edge is a themed area inspired by the Star Wars franchise, located within Disneyland Park at the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, California, and Disneys Hollywood Studios at the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida. The area encompasses 14 acres (5.7 ha) at each park. Galaxys Edge is set within the village of Black Spire Outpost, on the wild frontier planet of Batuu, and features attractions, shops, restaurants, and entertainment offerings. The lands were announced on August 15, 2015 and construction at both parks began on April 14, 2016. The Disneyland version opened on May 31, 2019, and Disneys Hollywood Studios version opened on August 29, 2019. Walt Disney Imagineering executive Scott Trowbridge supervised the development and construction of the new land at both parks. At Disneyland Park, Galaxys Edge is located in the northwest portion of the park, with three entries from Frontierland, Critter Country, and Fantasyland. As a result of the expansion, Disney closed Big Thunder Ranch and adjacent backstage areas, and purchased nearby properties to relocate the office and warehouse space that was on the land. The construction of Galaxys Edge required a reconfigured route for the Disneyland Railroad and Rivers of America. A first look at how these changes would impact the park were revealed in January 2016, when concept art was released depicting the northern bank of the river after construction was completed. On January 11, 2016, several attractions in Frontierland and Critter Country were closed. Big Thunder Ranch closed permanently, including the multifunction event space, barbecue restaurant and petting zoo. Other attractions closed temporarily, including the Disneyland Railroad and Rivers of America. Tom Sawyer Island reopened on June 16, 2017, and Fantasmic! reopened on July 17, 2017. The Disneyland Railroad, Mark Twain Riverboat, Sailing Ship Columbia, and Davy Crockett Explorer Canoes reopened on July 29. The land opened on May 31, 2019.

Line is to long but if you have the time to wait in the line it can be a lot of fun

It’s very fantastic. Everything is so detailed. Also the millennium falcon ride is super cool

Totally love the immersive feeling I got from walking into the Galaxy’s Edge land. From the decor to the musical ambiance, Galaxy Edge has done a lot of things really well. I especially love the interactive side to the park that allows one to play the Disney interactive app and use to unlock cool things in the land it’s self. Not just that, but I also love the idea of being able to make my own droid and lightsaber. Even though these options are somewhat pricey, it’s worth it! At least to me. =]

Best time ever! Star Wars rules...

Amazing! You literally feel like youre on the Star Wars set. The cast members are interactive and take their role seriously. Smugglers Run was intense with only 2 adults and 3 young children - you must fly the ship and therefore cant sit back to watch the ride. Note to parents with young children there are not a lot of kid friendly meal options, so make sure kids have eaten before going in. We tried the turkey jerky 1 sweet and 1 spicy order, they were fine. The blue and green milk are interesting drinks, we forgot to mix them as someone suggested. We didnt need to go back and try them again. The line to wait for the cantina is insanely long. If you want to build a Droid the shortest line was during the middle of our time, however we immediately got in line for the ride and waited an hour, so either way youre waiting an extended amount of time for something.

AWESOME!!! Great addition to the happiest place on earth!

This place is amazing. Disney has outdone itself. Impeccable attention to detail. Fully immersive experience. It lives up to the hype.

Best for Star Wars fanatics. Impressive and obviously expensive-to-build new land at Disneyland but does not live up to the hype nor entice one to return again and again.

A brand-new addition to the great park! So popular that it has led to overcrowding in Disneyland. Definitely worth seeing.

One ride and a lot of shops.

Cool place, but HARD to get a reservation. 2 drink max.

Yes it is finally open and totally worth it.As many suggest you try to avoid the high wait time by either going right after rope drop or going during the week especially if riding aboard the Millennium Falcon on Smugglers Run ride is your jam.Disney as Disney does, completely out did itself yet again! It really showcases that they are truly the masters of theming. I think they definitely did justice to the Star wars brand and their iconic shops and bars are represented well in a truly intergalactic way.You can make your own droid, you can have your blue milk at the cantina, and you can go full-blown Jedi buying the life size robes with lightsabers and all.Get all the Star Wars merch your little heart desires but most importantly Have Fun!

Fun park addition, waiting for the Rise of the Resistance ride to open, and hopefully some Original Trilogy motif for older fans.

A great place to be for a star wars fan

Cool experience, but they require everything to be reserved as soon as you arrive. If you dont reserve immediately, you miss out. Better luck next year...

Galaxy’s Edge is amazing !You can drive the millennium falcon, shares drinks at the Cantina, & build your own light saber

Absolutely stunning! But not a whole lot to do other than shop.

This new land is very much immersive. You truly feel as if you’re on a different planet!!!