Star Wars: Galaxy Edge is set to open earlier than expected.
The date for Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge's bow at a Walt Disneyland and Walt Disney World was moved up from its initial fall debut. For interested parties anticipating a later arrival date or delay, it's time to start putting some money aside to ensure you're among the first to partake in the magical experience.
According to the Disney Parks blog, the anticipated addition is debuting earlier due to the"high guest interest." This"tremendous demand" also results in the land being opened up to the public in two phases"to allow guests to sooner enjoy the one-of-a-kind experiences that make Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge so spectacular."
Disney Parks affirmed that capacity to the parks, Star Wars land, and beyond will be limited. To visit the land in Anaheim, a reservation will be required from May 31 and June 23. While a reservation isn't needed for visitors of the Disney World version, they will still need to purchase admission to the Disney's Hollywood Studios theme park.
Star Wars: Galaxy Edge was all made possible through Disney's purchase of Lucasfilm, a company founded by George Lucas that houses the Star Wars franchise, in October 2012. Disney was able to obtain the company for $4 billion.
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