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Ever dream of bellying up to the bar of an other-worldly cantina, complete with strange creatures, pulsating beats and bubbling concoctions? We’ve found just the place! Oga’s Cantina is one of the most hoppenin’ hot spots inside Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at Disneyland, and for good reason. This colorful cantina, just a few steps from the Millennium Falcon, is a modern version of the Mos Eisley Cantina from the 1977 "Star Wars" film. Oga’s also has the distinction of being the first public place in Disneyland Park to serve alcohol. Don't worry — there are nonalcoholic concoctions for your "younglings," too. Space is tight and so is time inside Oga's, so you'll need a few tips — and perhaps some Jedi mind tricks — to get in. Don't fret ... your green friends are here to help!

What’s the Lowdown on Oga’s Cantina at Disneyland?
Us "Star Wars" fans have watched our favorite characters hanging out in various cantinas across the galaxy. Well, Black Spire Outpost, the village on planet Batuu, has its own drinking establishment so you can enjoy that same experience. The backstory of Oga’s Cantina is that proprietor Oga Garra (a local crime boss) deals in the underworld in Black Spire Outpost. While you don’t see Oga (or any obvious aliens about), you may hear her yelling from the back from time to time. Rumor has it, she is not one you want to cross. Be sure to look around. You'll see blaster holes in the walls. Diehard fans may note other details.
The long bar is oval-shaped. Bartenders appear to fill drinks from the tanks, pipes and containers behind the bar, many of which have creatures and colorful liquids in them. The walls are damaged from some past fights. Guests can stand around the bar and order from bartenders (there is a wheelchair-height section) or stand around bar-height tables and order from servers.
The outside edge of the bar has some seated booths with servers. Unfortunately, you do not get to pick where you go, so it’s kind of luck of the draw. You may be seated with strangers, which makes this new strange land all the more interesting. Standing at a tall table is a bit hard for the short and wiggly tadpoles. If you don’t get a booth, you might only want to hop in for a short visit. As it is, you're currently limited to two drinks and 45 minutes.
To lighten things up, DJ R-3X, or "Rex," is spinning tunes. You may recognize the droid as the former pilot of Star Tours. Voiced by Paul Reubens, Rex is still trying his best, but occasionally things go wrong. The weird beats are fun, and Rex is entertaining.
When the Hyperdrive that powers the bar starts to overload, you’ll see the lights flicker and the music drop. The bartenders may bang some hammers to get it (along with DJ Rex) going again.
Despite the shady history of Oga’s Cantina, kids and droids are welcome in this bar, and there are many fun kid-friendly "mocktails" to try. Plus your younglings will obsess over Oga’s Obsession.
You’ll have to enjoy your drinks inside the cantina. You cannot take them to-go. If you order a drink in a souvenir mug (or the Rancor Tooth Flight of beer), you’ll receive a new, clean mug (or set) to take with you. Guests are limited to two drinks each. Guests are also expected to move on after about 45 minutes.
How To Get Into Oga's Cantina at Disneyland
As of Aug. 19, 2025, Oga's no longer accepts reservations! That means it's fair game to get in by waiting in line. Jump in the queue outside and a Cast Member with a "data pad" will come by to check you in. Feel free to ask the Cast Member for a relative wait time when you check in.
Keep in mind that this place mostly serves drinks and a couple snacks, so don't think of a meal when you plan time here. You'll want to hop over to Ronto Roasters or Docking Bay 7 for tasty food.
Oga’s Cantina Disneyland Menu
Oga’s is open from breakfast time at park opening until the park closes. The menus used to vary from morning to evening, but now they are the same. You’ll find a selection of colorful alcoholic and nonalcoholic otherworldly drinks, beers, wines and a few bites.
Specialties with Alcohol:
- Jedi Mind Trick – Grapefruit and rose vodka, falernum, Blue Curaçao, white grape juice, lime juice and grapefruit bitters
- The Outer Rim – Patrón Silver Tequila, Pomegranate Liqueur, Lime Juice and Pure Cane Sugar, topped with Exotic Fruit Purée (we enjoyed this one!)
- Takodana Quencher – Bacardi Dragonberry Rum, Bols Blue Curaço, Simply Orange with pineapple and kiwi flavors
- Angry Bloody Rancor – Vodka, spicy Bloody Mary mix and rancor bacon
- Jet Juice – Bourbon, chile liqueur, Stirrings Pomegranate liqueur, white grape juice and lemon juice
- Yub Nub – Malibu pineapple rum, spiced rum, citrus juices and passion fruit (can be served in a souvenir Endor mug)
- Fuzzy Tauntaun – Peach vodka, peach schnapps, orange juice with tangerine, pure cane sugar and “Buzz Button Tingling” foam (Mommy Frog says beware the magical foam of this drink, which makes your tongue and lips tingle and go numb on purpose!)
- Coruscant Cooler – Bourbon, maraschino liqueur, sweet vermouth, cranberry juice and lime juice
- (New!) Broadberry Meadow – Honey gin, lemon juice, pear syrup and edible flowers
Specialties without Alcohol:
- The Grinning Loth-cat – Guava juice and coconut milk, flavored with lime juice, cane syrup and basil crystals. You can also get this concoctions in a souvenir Loth-cat carved mug!
- Hyperdrive (Punch It!) – Powerade Mountain Berry Blast, white cranberry juice, black cherry purée and Sprite
- Jabba Juice – Simply Orange with pineapple, kiwi, cantaloupe and blueberry popping pearls (these are the eggs of the Worrt behind the bar)
- Blue Bantha – Blue Milk served chilled with bantha-inspired brown butter chocolate chip and coconut cookie (unlike blue milk served at the Milk Stand, this is not a frozen beverage)
- Blurrgfire – Lemonade, pomegranate juice and habanero-lime
- Black Spire Brew – Cold brew Joffrey's Coffee, honey, falernum, passion fruit and citrus
- Moogan Tea – Gold Peak unsweetened tea, chocolate milk, vanilla and cinnamon topped with vanilla whipped cream, cinnamon and sugar-dusted cereal
- Tarine Tea – Gold Peak unsweetened tea, peach, huckleberry and mint
Specialty Beers on Tap
- Mythosaur Mug — served with Ne'tra gal Ale
- Black Squadron Lager – Golden lager with honey
- White Wampa Ale – Hefeweizen with banana and citrus
- Jogan Blossom Hazy IPA – Ube-flavored hazy IPA with floral notes. This beer is exclusive to Oga's and is fantastic if I do say so myself!
- Bad Motivator IPA – Tropical IPA
- Gamorrean Ale – Red ale with caramel and grapefruit
- Rancor Beer Flight – Can't decide which beer to try? Sample them all and take home a four teeth souvenir board
Wine on Tap
- Toniray – A teal green apple and lemon wine formerly produced on Alderaan with flavors of white peach, apricot and vanilla
- Imperial Guard – A red red cherry and raspberry with caramel, dark chocolate and spice
Snack and Provisions:
- Oga’s Obsession – Lemonade, cotton candy flavor and blueberry popping pearls with a bursting dried fruit mixture (it's like a petri dish with gelatin and popping pearls)
- Garlic-Cheese Five-Blossom Bread with Spicy Cheese Sauce – Warm Garlic Parmesan Pretzel Knot and Chile de Arbol Cheese Sauce. This is one of our favorite snacks in the whole outer rim. Yum!
- (New!) Batuu Brine Dewroots – Cucumbers, Chile oil, crispy shallots and galma chips
- Reythan Crackers and Moss Mousse – Wheat chip with avocado mousse and salsa
- Surabat Valley Harvest Board — Torched Sourdough Bread, Aji Verde-infused Pork Spread, Spicy Salsa Criolla
The Secret Menu and Seasonal Menu
Other Experiences in Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge
Other out-of-this-world experiences in Star Wars Galaxy's Edge include Droid Depot and Savi’s Workshop. You’ll need your credit card to make a reservation for Savi's lightsaber building experience. Reservations for Savi's Workshop can be canceled up to one day in advance. (It's a steep $219.99 if you do not show up). No reservations are required to build your own droid in the Droid Depot.
Do you have any favorite drinks or tips for enjoying Oga’s Cantina at Disneyland Resort? Be sure to share them in the comment section below. Hop over to our Galactic Guide to Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at Disneyland for more details about the land.
Related: Everything You Need to Know to Build a Lightsaber at Savi's Workshop
Related: Galactic Guide to Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge Food and Drink
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