Our Galactic Guide to Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at Disneyland — Timeline Expands!

'Sup! Tad here, family videographer and young Padawan who has been practicing with my lightsaber. I’ve explored the edge of the galaxy at length and have put together this guide to Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at Disneyland to share everything I know about the rides, food, beverages, shopping and experiences to be found on this planet called Batuu, which is far, far away (as in, all the way across the back of the park behind Frontierland at Disneyland Park). I love sharing everything I know about this land, so consider me your Jedi Master for mastering Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge.

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• When to Visit
• Rides
• Characters
• Shopping
• Costume Guidelines
• Dining
• Activities
• Tips

FAQs

• Where is Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge located? The planet Batuu (aka Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge) is located in Disneyland Park, behind Frontierland and Bayou Country.
• Are there height requirements for the Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge rides? Yes, Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run has a 38-inch requirement, while Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance has a 40-inch requirement in order to ride.
• Is food available in Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge? Yes! There are a few places to grab some grub in Batuu. Check out Ronto Roasters for a quick bite, Docking Bay 7 for a meal and a place to sit and Oga's Cantina for libations and a true "Star Wars" experience. Look for seasonal items, including those for Life Day (during the holiday season) and near May the Fourth.
• Are there shows and entertainment in Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge? While there are no shows specific to Batuu during the day (but lots of characters to meet!), there is out-of-this-world nighttime entertainment! Check out "Shadows of Memory: A Skywalker Saga" projection show or watch the fireworks with "Star Wars" music as they light the sky behind the spires.
• Do I need a separate ticket to get into Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge? Nope! Your regular Disneyland ticket and valid theme park reservation per the day will grant you access to this amazing corner of Disneyland Park. Save on Disneyland tickets by purchasing through Undercover Tourist!

Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge is Disneyland's largest land — at 14 acres! It transports guests to another galaxy and immerses them in a village on the remote planet of Batuu. It is home to strange aliens, creatures, droids, spaceships, buildings and terrain. Black Spire Outpost, as the village and Batuu's largest settlement, is known for its petrified spires that are the ancient remains of towering trees. This remote outpost was once a busy stop along trade routes, but as hyperspace travel has taken off and drawn traders to more popular routes, Batuu has been left behind for those trying to keep a low profile, out of sight of the First Order. It’s still a thriving port for smugglers, traders and adventurers.

In exciting news, as of April 29, 2026, the timeline in Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland has expanded to include more "Star Wars" eras. That means you can now experience the Galactic Civil War and New Republic, plus the Age of the Resistance and the First Order. You can see Luke, Leia, Han Solo, Darth Vader and R2-D2, as well as Ahsoka Tano and the Mandalorian and Grogu. Of course, Chewie continues to be around, watching over the Falcon!

Plus, for the first time ever, you can hear John Williams' film scores throughout the land, such as the iconic “Main Title” and Force Theme, while passing through the tunnels into Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge. Listen closely for motifs from other classic tracks, including “Han Solo and the Princess,” “The Desert and the Robot Auction,” “The Emperor” and more while exploring the land.

Keep in mind that there are some time-saving tools available at Disneyland Resort as a whole, and they affect Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge. Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run is included in Lightning Lane Multi Pass. That means guests who purchase Lightning Lane Multi Pass can use the Lightning Lane to skip the standby line. The free standby and Single Rider lines remain in place.

As for Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance, this ride offers both standby and the ability to skip the line via a Lightning Lane Single Pass in the Disneyland app. We offer some tips for accessing the popular Rise of the Resistance with the shortest wait.

Lightning Lane Premier Pass provides Lightning Lane access to both rides without scheduling them (but it comes at a premium price).

When to Visit Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland

You can visit at any time. The land is often closed during special events, such as Disneyland After Dark parties. It is open for Star Wars Nite. When it is open for After Dark events, Rise of the Resistance is subject to availability (even for Star Wars Nite) and not guaranteed. Rise of the Resistance closes earlier than the rest of the park and land (often at 9 or 10 p.m.). You can check the hours on the Disneyland app so you don't miss out.

Morning

The morning and evening times have the most comfortable temperatures, and there is something to be said for arriving early and getting in line before everyone else, if you can be one of the first to arrive. Mommy Frog has a saying: "The early frog gets the flies." We actually prefer to enjoy the rest of Disneyland in the morning because we can get the most done before the lines get long. Then, we make a trip to Batuu later in the day. We prefer the twilight hours before fireworks and after fireworks. That being said, one of our favorite quick breakfast items is the Morning Ronto Wrap at Ronto Roasters.

Evening

If you aren't planning on being one of the first ones in the park, we recommend waiting until evening to visit. Why is that? The Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run ride wait time surges mid-morning and then levels off later in the day. There is not a lot of shade in the land, so it gets bright and hot in the afternoon. The largest variety of food is available from late morning until the land closes. At night, the land is beautifully lit, and you may be treated to fireworks and an amazing projection show at the spires.

You can see the fireworks well from in front of the Millennium Falcon. The "Fire of the Rising Moons" fireworks take place at 9:30 p.m. on nights that Disneyland has fireworks. The fireworks are set to "Star Wars" music and lighting.

The projection show, "Shadows of Memory: A Skywalker Saga," offers stunning projection effects transform the spires of Batuu near the Millennium Falcon. You'll see some of the greatest moments in galactic history with iconic music from the Skywalker saga. It comes with narration by an old astromech droid named Bard. The stories he tells are of his past owner, Tohan Lege, or "the Lore Weaver." Your MagicBand+ will join in the celebration with interactive lights and vibrations.

As of May 16, 2026, for a limited time, stick around after "Shadows of Memory: A Skywalker Saga." "The Curious Child" is a new Grogu projection show. Watch Grogu use his power to revisit his adventures with The Mandalorian.

Reservations

Make a reservation to access Savi's Workshop. You may book reservations up to 60 days in advance. To reserve, you'll use a valid credit card through the Disneyland app or through the Disneyland site. Advance reservations may be canceled at least one day in advance for experiences. Be sure to cancel, or you'll incur an expensive no-show fee.

Both Oga's Cantina and Droid Depot no longer require reservations as of 2025.

Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge Attractions

Let's cut to the chase and talk about the most important part of Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge — at least to me — the attractions! There are two large “E-Ticket” thrill rides in the land: Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run and Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance. Be sure to use the Play Disney Parks app to interact with the fun ride queue elements!

If you use the Disneyland Disability Access Service (DAS), you can get a ride return time for Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run or Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance. You'll still encounter some cool queue elements in Millennium Falcon, but will skip right to the first experience of Rise.

Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance

Join the epic battle in the biggest and most immersive Disney Parks attraction ever! Before boarding, you’ll walk through themed interiors. The Resistance is recruiting you to join them in a battle against the First Order. Expect to see Rey and BB-8! The experience begins with several pre-show rooms that are important parts of the whole experience (think the stretching room in the Haunted Mansion or the Collector's private office in Guardians of the Galaxy but on steroids and more involved) that lead up to you boarding the actual ride vehicle. Each vehicle seats eight, and two vehicles take off at the same time. They each have slightly different views and experiences. We have ridden each one and noticed different details based on the ride vehicle!

Don’t get captured by the enemy as you navigate through a Star Destroyer, getting yourself caught in a conflict between the First Order and the Resistance. Do you have what it takes to come face-to-face with Kylo Ren? If you make it back from your mission, you’ll be a celebrated hero. If not, who knows what will become of you? We do not want to give any spoilers, but this is more than just a ride. It’s an experience that makes you feel like you are in a "Star Wars" movie!

Riders must be 40 inches (102 cm) or taller to ride. This ride has a free standby line and an optional paid Lightning Lane Single Pass for quicker access. We have a whole post on determining the best way to access Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance with the shortest wait. Keep in mind that this ride closes several hours earlier than park closing, so check the hours in the Disneyland app and hop in line before the ride's posted closing time.

Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run

"Punch it" to this attraction, which features Han Solo’s Millennium Falcon. On this intense adventure, you'll embark on a critical secret mission on behalf of Hondo Ohnaka, a space pirate from “Star Wars: The Clone Wars” and “Star Wars: Rebels” animated TV series. Your goal is to bring back loot to a greedy space pirate as you pilot the fastest hunk of junk in the galaxy while hurtling through hyperspace. Your six-person crew will be in the cockpit right behind the controls, acting in one of three roles as a pilot, gunner or flight engineer.

A cast member will assign you a role in the mission. You may trade with members in your group. Pilots (up in the front) need the most skills and definitely feel the most pressure. Gunners (in the second row) is a great job for younger family members ... although we've seen some "younglings" fly the ship, and it's hilarious. Engineers sit in the back. If you get motion sickness, the engineer position can allow you to take your eyes off the front of the cockpit and focus on buttons to keep you from turning green.

We've noticed a cool feature — the sky when you take off and land matches the actual time of day outside. During the day, we had bright skies when piloting the Millennium Falcon (within a planet's atmosphere), and at night we had night skies. See if you notice that too!

When you exit the cockpit, you may notice damage and hissing sounds that are in relation to the condition you returned the ship. Let's just say some of my missions have gone better than others. The more I ride, the better I get. It's not so easy to fly that "hunk of junk!" May the Force be with you!

A new storyline has landed at Smugglers Run as of May 22, 2026! The new story on the ride features Mando and his green, force-sensitive child. Every adventure will begin with a chase on Tatooine. After that, one of the engineers (randomized) will choose between Bespin (Cloud City), Coruscant or the wreckage of the second Death Star above Endor. The other engineer in your crew will launch homing beacons toward each of the bounty ships before taking off to your next destination.

There is also a Grogu mode! You can try to hack the Millennium Falcon. Grogu Mode transforms portions of the ride by making the little baby way more active throughout the mission. Instead of only appearing occasionally, he suddenly starts chirping and cooing nonstop as the Falcon barrels through space. He pops up more frequently on cockpit screens and reacts to the crew’s flying. And, of course, he causes the kind of adorable chaos you’d expect from Grogu loose aboard the Millennium Falcon.

You can read all about how to activate Grogu Mode, which positions do what and everything you can expect on the ride in our Complete Guide to Millennium Falcon Smugglers Run.

Riders must be 38 inches (97 cm) or taller to ride. Rider Switch is available for families with young tadpoles not tall enough to ride. If you choose to ride Solo (get it?) as a Single Rider, you'll skip the cool line elements, but you will also skip some of the wait, so keep that in mind. It's a good idea for a second or third go at it.

Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run is included as a Lightning Lane Multi Pass option. You can skip the line using the Lightning Lane.

Characters of Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge Disneyland

It's toadally cool when you encounter some characters you'll recognize from the "Star Wars" films walking (or rolling) about. This is their world, so they roam free and interact with the visitors and citizens of Batuu. Be aware that some may encourage you to join the Dark Side, whereas others may be looking for fighters to join the Resistance.

We've encountered Rey, Chewbacca, R2-D2, Luke Skywalker, Leia. Han Solo, Darth Vader, Imperial Stormtroopers and more.

Kylo Ren has moved to Launch Bay in Tomorrowland. All park guests can meet him in the morning. In afternoon, guests with a Disney Visa can meet him.

You might find R2-D2 rolling through the land to scan people and items. His friends asked me if I spoke binary. When I rattled off some 0s and 1s, R2 screamed and slid away. I guess I offended him, and it was toadally hilarious! We have seen him to the right of the land speeder garage but have also seen him at the Millennium Falcon or between the marketplace and Rise.

Catch Din Djarin (The Mandalorian) with Grogu or Ahsoka Tano wandering on the outskirts of the marketplace. Every yearAround May 4, we tend to see more characters come out.

As of May 22, 2026, the BDX Droids return to Batuu! Catch Red, Oskar and Grek fresh off their movie debut in "The Mandalorian and Grogu."

During Holiday Time, Batuu celebrates Life Day. You might see Chewie in his Life Day robes at night near the Millennium Falcon!

Did you ever wonder where “Rex” (R-3X) from Star Tours disappeared to after C-3PO took over as the accidental captain? You can find him in Oga’s Cantina, reinvented as the DJ. He’s still trying his best. You can learn more about these experiences in Leap's post on characters in Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland.

The cast members of Batuu are also characters themselves. They are dressed as villagers, rogues, Resistance fighters and First Order officers. The First Order uniforms carry encrypted information in “code cylinders” on the chest. Cast members have been trained to interact with guests, making the experience unique and toadally immersive. If you ask a cast member if they worked elsewhere at Disneyland, they may be confused and tell you they've always lived on Batuu. If they don't answer your questions properly, it's because they're in character.

You'll want to learn the language if you want to pass as a local. "Bright suns" is the morning greeting. "Rising moons," or "Bright stars," are the evening greetings. To say goodbye, say, "'til the spires," "may the spires keep you," or "good journey." Drinking fountains are "hydrators," and restrooms are "refreshers." The refreshers are toadally cool, by the way, and there is a companion bathroom. Say, "only the ancients know," instead of, "I don't know." Even though "Datapad" may be part of the Play Disney Parks app, it's also the name for cellphones on Batuu. If someone greets you with, "Ignite the spark," your response should be, "Light the fire."

There are other helpful terms in the land. The PhotoPass photographers are "imagers," and Magic Shots are "holograms." Ask for holograms anytime you get your photo taken for some fun surprises. There's a "The Child" hologram in the Market entryway. When paying for food or merchandise, dollars are "credits." If a cashier asks if you have any credit reductions, hand over any annual passes or Disney credit cards for the discount.

Shopping in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at Disneyland

You also won't find souvenirs that say Star Wars or Galaxy's Edge inside Batuu because you create your own story as a character in the land. Those items instead are sprinkled throughout the resort.

Inside the land, you'll find exciting merchandise in Outpost stores and market stalls with cool animatronics and themes. I saved my allowance money for the unexpected surprises I couldn't resist! What's a little unnerving about this alien planet is that all of the entrance signs are written in another language and alphabet. Try to follow the map on the Disneyland app, or just see where you end up! You can use the Play Disney Parks app, which turns into a Datapad to help translate.

Before you start shopping, you can pick up a "Batuuan Spira" gift card to enhance your immersive experience. This souvenir credit coin has a $100 minimum. The medallion coin can be used anywhere that accepts Disney gift cards.

Now, let's take a look at what you can buy inside Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge.

Dok-Ondar's Den of Antiquities

Get ready to wheel and deal with Dok-Ondar. This Ithorian sells and buys rare and uniquely valued items from across the galaxy and all eras! Each crate, box and carving in the store has a story to tell. Here you can get your hands on jewelry, kyber crystals, statues and even famous lightsabers! Both the kyber crystals and lightsabers are constantly changing. You never know which options you will have when you arrive.

This is the place to go if you are a major "Star Wars" fan. Dok-Ondar's collection of decorative things on the walls and on the levels above is from all different "Star Wars" episodes, TV shows, and eras. You'll see everything from a mounted Nexu head to Hera's Kalikori to blasters and helmets to a taxidermy wampa. You might even see a certain ark-tifact from another beloved George Lucas film. My favorite piece to find is the Medal of Bravery from "A New Hope"! Although these items are not for sale, any fan could spend hours in this museum of easter eggs.

As of April 29, 2026, Dok-Ondar's has expanded its offerings, changing with the new timeline.

Savi's Workshop - Handbuilt Lightsabers

I could barely contain myself when I heard I could build my own lightsaber! Inside Savi's Workshop, you're able to customize your own one-of-a-kind lightsaber under the guidance of one of the Gatherers. This secret group has dedicated their lives to restoring balance and has extensive knowledge of Jedi lore and the Force.

Select from the following lightsaber themes:

• Peace and Justice
• Power and Control
• Elemental Nature
• Protection and Defense

Reservations are recommended for the lightsaber experience. You can reserve up to 60 days in advance through the Disneyland app or this link to Savi's Workshop reservations. You can always check the app to see if same-day reservations are available. Limited walk-up reservations may be available if there is space. You must reserve with a credit card and will have to pay the full cost of the lightsaber if you miss your reservation. Prices do vary from time to time. But it's about $249.99 plus tax. You can cancel an advance reservation at least one day in advance. Check in 10 minutes before your reservation.

If you do not want to pay as much for a lightsaber, you can sometimes purchase a much less expensive lightsaber from a cart in the tunnel near Droid Depot.

Looking to store your large purchases? The Droid Depot, Pioneer Mercantile or the Stroller Shop in the Esplanade will hold onto your lightsaber for you (with receipt on same day of purchase). If you're flying back to your home on Earth, you can bring your lightsaber on the plane and store it in the overhead bin. You can also ship it home from First Order Cargo.

As of April 29, 2026, you may find Luke Skywalker taking an interest in meeting with Savi as he seeks to learn more about the Force.

And as of May 22, 2026, for a limited time, tadpoles and their families visiting Black Spire Outpost are invited to Savi’s Workshop for a complimentary experience in the ancient art of building a lightsaber. During the Youngling Saber Building Expo – A Loth-Cat Crew Experience, kids can enjoy the fun of participating in a lightsaber-building adventure and becoming the newest members of the Loth-Cat Crew (as capacity allows daily).

This offering is an interactive experience only, and a lightsaber is not included with participation. Visitors will have the option to purchase their lightsaber at the end of the experience. Recommended for visitors ages 3-9, who must be accompanied by an adult.

Droid Depot

If you're not ready for a lightsaber, head to the Droid Depot. You can build your own astromech unit! Do you need a useful droid sidekick? Choose from the BB- or R-series and assemble your new best friend from stacks of chips, parts and tech items. You can purchase pre-made droids, model kits, accessories and upcycled objects made from scrap parts.

You'll take your droid home in a box. You can take your droid out of its box in the land for photos. Look for the pads on the ground. You can put your droid down there to interact with other droids and practice operating it. If you do not yet have a droid and want to play with one, you can borrow an iPad from a cast member and control one of their R-Series droids. You might want to purchase a droid backpack for easier carrying. Your droid can also interact with areas and elements in the land from its box or backpack!

Unfortunately, these boxed droids are bulky and get heavy. They can make riding rides challenging and cannot go with you on some rides, such as Indiana Jones Adventure. You don't want to hurt or lose your droid (or get it wet)! There are two options for riding attractions after building a droid. Use Rider Switch and take turns watching the droid, or drop it off at Droid Depot, Pioneer Mercantile or the Stroller Shop in the Esplanade (this is also a good idea for lightsabers). You can ship it to your home planet from First Order Cargo.

We used Rider Switch while droid sitting at Indiana Jones Adventure. Four people rode while one person watched the droid near the ride loading area, then the watcher got a chance to ride and took three people along — those lucky three got to ride twice! Then, we dropped the droid off at Pioneer Mercantile so we could ride more rides without worrying about the droid (also to give our hands and arms a break). Other Disneyland drop-off options include Star Trader, Small World Toys, Mlle. Antoinette's Parfumerie and Port Orleans. You can also drop packages at Elias & Co. in Disney California Adventure or at the stroller shop in the Esplanade. You'll need to show your receipt, proving you purchased the item that day.

Reservations are no longer needed or accepted for the build-a-droid experience. Driod prices can vary but run about $119.99, plus tax.

In keeping with new timelines as of April 29, 2026, you'll find an earlier generation of the Mubo family running Droid Depot, prototyping the BB droid.

Black Spire Surplus (formerly First Order Cargo)

This spaceport hangar bay is the outpost's temporary base and landing spot for the First Order. Officers are determined to win over your hearts and minds (as if!) with gear, uniforms and other supplies! This shop will help you ship purchases to your home planet. As of April 29, 2026, First Order Cargo transforms into Black Spire Surplus, selling artifacts from the history of the galaxy, both Imperial and Rebel items from the Civil War.

Resistance Supply

This secret makeshift stall supplies Resistance apparel, pins, badges, jackets, tools, training supplies and more! Join the cause to defeat the First Order... but use caution and do not get caught!

Street Market Stalls

Toydarian Toymaker - This alien species, as seen in "Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace," sells handcrafted toys made by local artisans that may or may not have been made with scavenged droid junkyard parts right there in Batuu.

Creature Stall - Interesting "critters" can be taken home. The toys come to life when you touch them, such as the tentacled Rathar that moves when you pet it. Just try to keep holding onto it when it vibrates out of control! This stall was a favorite stop for us, and it was so hard not to take all the creatures home. They sell porg puppets and characters that sit on your shoulder. If you want a Loth-cat, head there early because this is a popular pet. So fun!

You can pick up a free booklet in Creature Stall for your young Padawans. Your younglings will enjoy using "Bina's Guide to the Creatures of Batuu" to track down the alien species.

Black Spire Outfitters - Clothing fit for space travelers to commemorate their adventures. Whether you need a robe or casual garb to blend in with the locals, you'll find an eclectic selection of functional clothing that suits the style of Batuu.

The Jewels of Bith - Accessories, trinkets and other treasures.

Attire in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge

Even though guests become part of the story when they enter Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, the Disneyland costume guidelines still apply there. Guests over 13 may not wear costumes or the robes, masks and other merchandise purchased in the apparel shops in the land. Some accessories are OK, though.

If dressing up is an important part of the experience for you, Disneyland’s costume policy has a DisneyBounding allowance — in fact, DisneyBounding is encouraged! You can use a little creativity to mimic the color schemes and design elements or patterns of characters and incorporate those details into your regular park wardrobe. If your street clothes capture the essence of a character, that is toadally fine. Do not wear robes or costumes sold in the land. People with long sweaters (past the knees) or items that could be mistaken as robes have been asked to remove them. If you visit during Star Wars Nite or another After Dark party, adults can wear costumes.

Of course, "younglings," tadpoles up to age 13, can still wear costumes. Masks must not obstruct vision, and the eyes must be fully visible. No parts of costumes should drag on the ground. You may not bring weapons or anything that resembles a weapon. Lightsabers are allowed.

Eating and Drinking in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge Disneyland

Are you hungry for information about the special food and drinks in this land? Join the party! You can sample delicacies you won't find elsewhere in Disneyland. Got Blue Milk? If not, you can find this non-dairy drink here. The only place in Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge that offers full service is Oga's Cantina. All other restaurants offer quick service, and several locations offer Mobile Order to help you skip the lines. Bring your refillable water bottles to save money on bottled water because you'll find filling stations throughout the land. For all of the delicious details on the food and drinks offered in Galaxy's Edge, including full menu options, be sure to hop over to our galactic foodie guide! During May the Fourth and Star Wars After Dark parties — or during Life Day at Holiday Time —look for seasonal items on the menus.

Here are the dining locations available in Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge:

Oga’s Cantina

Welcome, weary space travelers, to Oga's Cantina. It's a watering hole for smugglers, pilots, bounty hunters, locals and travelers alike. Oga's Cantina serves adult drinks and nonalcoholic beverages in unique vessels. It was also the first place to ever serve alcoholic drinks inside Disneyland Park (outside the private Club 33, of course). Oga's Cantina offers other-worldly themed cocktails, nonalcoholic “mocktails” and other options! Selections may vary by time of day (although some daytime items may be requested in the morning).

You’ll have to consume the beverages and snacks inside the cantina — no taking them to-go — so kick back, enjoy DJ “Rex” and keep your eyes on the other cantina patrons. You might recognize the DJ from his last gig at Star Tours. He's still trying his best in his new job, spinning some alien tunes. You might even recognize one of them!

Oga's Cantina is a popular spot in the village of Black Spire Outpost. Reservations are no longer accepted, as of Aug. 19, 2025. The only way to get into this hopping spot is to walk up and join the line outside.

Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo 

One of our favorite gems in Galaxy's Edge is the building of Docking Bay 7. You can see the cargo being lowered through the roof of the building from the outside. As you enter the restaurant, you can see the box suspended from the ceiling and all the open cargo containers used for restaurant seating. Besides the toadally cool environment, this restaurant offers out-of-this-world tastes and flavors procured by one Chef Strono "Cookie" Tuggs, who has traveled the galaxy far and wide after his time at Maz Kanata's castle on Takodana.

Even in space, you can find protein-filled dishes, salads and other concoctions. There are a few plant-based entrees, as well. This restaurant offers the largest variety of tasty vegetables that we've seen in a theme park. You can also enjoy nonalcoholic beverages such as Meiloorun and Moof Juices, or the fan-favorite Cold Brew Black Caf. End your meal with an out-of-this-world dessert. Docking Bay 7 offers Mobile Order.

Look for new seasonal foods. enjoy new menu items as of May 21, 2026!

Ronto Roasters (limited menu)

You can't miss Ronto Roasters in the marketplace. Former smelter droid 8D-J8 continuously turns the spit on tasty meats (heated by podracing engine!) at Ronto Roasters. Wash down your Ronto Wrap with a nonalcoholic libation, such as Meiloorun Juice (pineapple, lemonade with blueberry, white cranberry juice, lemon juice and desert pear) or a Tatooine Sunset (unsweetened tea, lemonade, melon and blueberry).

The Ronto Wrap is one of our favorite quick meals in Batuu. You can get a meat or plant-based version and they are both tasty. The Ronto Wrap is a pita-like bread filled with grilled sausage and roasted pork with peppercorn sauce and tangy slaw. We also love the plant-based version, the Ronto-less Garden Wrap, which is sweeter, with crunchy cucumbers, and is less spicy. Ronto Roasters has Mobile Order. Ronto Roasters also offers breakfast items, including a morning version of the Ronto Wrap, complete with scrambled eggs, sausage, cheddar cheese and peppercorn sauce. It's yummy and filling.

Milk Stand

Got plant-based milk? Get your farm-fresh Blue Milk or the new Pink Milk from this stand, direct from Bubo Wamba Family Farms. The frozen concoctions promise to be refreshing and unlike any milk you’ve ever had. Milk Stand offers Mobile Order, so you don't have to wait. The Blue Milk is coconut and rice milk with flavors of dragon fruit, pineapple, lime and watermelon. The Green Milk has been retired at Disneyland. The Pink Milk is coconut and rice milk with strawberry banana flavors. You might also find a snack here and seasonal offerings.

Kat Saka's Kettle

If you need a crunchy snack, you won't find Disneyland popcorn in Batuu. Instead, grab some Outpost Mix, a blend of sweet, savory and spicy popcorn. Flavors are seasonal. You might also find some additional seasonal items here. The snack shop does not have Mobile Order. Kat Saka's Kettle can be found in the Market to the left of Ronto Roasters.

Refreshment Stands

Be sure to pick up a special "thermal detonator" bottle of Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite or Dasani, packaged just for Batuu. These are sprinkled throughout the land at new stands with droids. If you'll be using the planet Earth airspace to fly back home, just be aware that the TSA has repealed the ban on the "thermal detonator" round bottles. If you want to take a bottle home, you can empty it and bring it in your carry-on luggage.

The stands may have crunchy snacks, as well. We've also found bags of chocolate popcorn at the refreshment stands.

Interact with a Galactic Datapad in Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland

Traveling to an alien land has its challenges, such as interacting with beings and droids who speak different languages, trying to locate hidden bounty and deciphering or intercepting transmissions coming in from far, far away. You’ll want a tool to help you translate spoken and written languages, unscramble messages and hack into the devices, droids and control panels. Luckily, the Play Disney Parks app is a way to enhance your adventure in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge. Don't froget to download the Play Disney Parks app before you arrive in Batuu!

Shortly after your arrival, the app will transform into a Galactic Datapad you can use to interact with your new surroundings. You’ll have an opportunity to pledge loyalty to the First Order, the Resistance or even yourself as you strike out on your own with ties to no one. You can complete jobs to receive digital rewards. It’s just another option for enhancing your adventure and uncovering secrets in the new land. Bring your device chargers and arrive fully juiced, because you don’t want a dying phone battery to thwart your ability to hack, scan, translate or tune!

You can use your MagicBand+ and the Play Disney Parks app to do some bounty hunting in Batuu as well! Make sure your MagicBand+ is all charged up before you visit and download the latest version of the app. Once in the land, you can get started near the landspeeder garage.

Getting Ready for Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland

Depending on how big a "Star Wars" fan you are, you'll want to budget some time to explore this land. Big fans will want a few hours. Lesser fans can pass through more quickly.

Set priorities for your most important experience (and make a reservation if Savi's is on your list). If you live close enough to make a future visit, perhaps spread your exploring out over several visits to see and do it all.

Use your time to explore the shops, sip some Blue Milk, try some unique foods (we recommend the Ronto Wrap) hang out with Chewbacca and Rey and try not to get into too much trouble with Stormtroopers. You'll also want to keep an eye out for some of the toadally cool hidden gems of Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland.

Here's some more advice for visiting Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland:

• Download the latest version of the Disneyland app and Play Disney Parks app before your arrival.
• Make sure your phone has Bluetooth on to use the Datapad in the Play Disney Parks app. The Datapad is a helpful translator and so much more!
• Study the map in the Disneyland app before your visit to find stores and experiences since the signs are in Aurebesh, not English.
• Building a droid or visiting the cantina are now walk-up only.
• If making a lightsaber is a bucket list item for you, book up to 60 days in advance.
• Choose a realistic reservation time, because you will be charged a "no-show fee" if you do not make it.
• If you have reservation times that are close to park opening, use the special turnstile to enter the park early with proof of reservation.
• Take time to shop, even if you are just browsing.
• Use Mobile Order to skip food lines at Ronto Roasters, Milk Stand or Docking Bay 7.
• Know that a few breakfast items are served at Ronto Roasters.
• Bring your reusable water bottles, because the "hydrators" have filling stations.
• Be sure to use the "hydrator" near the Market stalls for some creepy fun, but be patient.
• Be flexible and just have fun exploring the land.
• Drop off lightsabers or droids at various shops around the park so you don't have to carry them or worry about them on rides (for same-day purchases only).
• You can delay your visit to the land until later in the day. No need to rush straight there unless you simply can't wait another minute to see it.
• Read up on tips for riding Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance at Disneyland

If you're wondering about crowds, we've added our thoughts to one of our most popular posts — the best time to visit Disneyland — and we'll be sharing more as time goes on. Plan ahead, arrive early, and expect crowds during holiday periods.

If you plan for crowds, you'll be prepared for anything. The land has a lot of space in it, so it does not usually feel too crowded. All of our visits have been very smooth and stress-free. If you visit during a busier time, you may be able to avoid the crowds by planning your visit to Batuu for later in the day.

Are you planning a visit to Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland? What are you most excited about? Let us know in the comments below!

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