Products Available At Galaxy's Edge

Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge is a themed area inspired by the Star Wars franchise located in Disneyland Park at the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, California, and Disney's Hollywood Studios at the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida. It encompasses 14 acres (5.7 ha) at each park and is set up as the village of Black Spire Outpost on the remote frontier planet of Batuu. There are attractions, shops, restaurants, and entertainment. Basically, if you want to live out the Star Wars saga, this is the closest thing you can get right now (not counting the Galactic Starcruiser experience at Disney World).

Galaxy's Edge has been mostly well-received. The Star Wars universe has never seemed so profitable, though we hesitate to use the phrase “bigger than ever.” What are some of the products you can find at Galaxy’s Edge? Let’s take a look as we dive into Disney’s Star Wars attraction.

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Lucasfilm launched a publishing campaign to tie into the theme park in April 2019 with Black Spire, A Crash of Fate, and Myths & Fables. These books delve into the lore of the attraction and what is happening in universe on Batuu. The Art of Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge was released in Spring 2021 depicting concept arts and the creative process behind Galaxy’s Edge. Three episodes of Galaxy of Adventures tie into the project: "Millennium Falcon - Smugglers Run," "Black Spire Outpost," and "Rise of the Resistance." Hasbro and LEGO also release toy tie-ins.

Want to eat some authentic Star Wars cuisine, or at least something similar? You might want to check out Oga’s Cantina. It sells all sorts of food like Batuu bits (a mix of dried spicy snacks like tortilla chips, dried fish, and wasabi peas), Mustafarian lava rolls (a cinnamon roll with chocolate cookie crumble and lava sauce, topped with raspberry fondant, lemon, and cookies and cream cookie crumbles), Oga’s obsession (a gelatin dessert comprised of Minute Maid® lemonade, cotton candy flavor, and blueberry flavor-filled boba with a dried fruit mix), Rising Moons Overnight Oats (served in a to-go cup that contains overnight oats, yogurt, and seasonal fruit), and Rodian rations (essentially an alcoholic version of Oga’s obsession made with Tito's Handmade Vodka, Dekuyper Sour Apple Pucker, green apple, Sprite®, and boba balls).

Ever wanted to build your own lightsaber? Now you can! At Savi's workshop, people can build their own lightsabers in all kinds of styles. All these various styles offer unique designs to make your lightsaber stand out from everyone else’s.

That's not all, you can even build your own droid! At the Droid Depot, you can construct your own droid using various designs, personality chips, colors panel, and even bluetooth capabilities. You can also order some pre-built designs if you don't feel like going through the trouble of building them yourself. Either way, this is sure to please most of the fanbase.

Have you ever wanted some cool trinkets and apparel from that galaxy far, far, away? Dok-Ondar’s Den of Antiquities can sell you legacy lightsabers, lightsaber accessories, kyber crystals, and holocrons. You will feel like a relic hunter here. Meanwhile, Blackspire Outpost can help dress you up like you're from the galaxy far, far away with its wide selection of tunics, robes, and belts.

Yes, you can even find Coca-Cola on Batuu. As the above picture shows, they have been integrated into the story and had special bottles written in Aurebesh, so you can enjoy the drink without breaking the immersion. Of course, considering the company’s history, we do wonder who made the drinks in universe. Did they side with the Separatists during the Clone Wars (yes, that is an actual thought we had while making this)? These questions are not really answerable right now, so just enjoy the Coke, Diet Coke, and other Coke products available at the attraction. We could go for some right now, considering the summer weather around the horizon.

There are probably plenty of wonderful products that we missed, maybe you can help us fill the gaps on social media? Until then, we’ll once again be jumping to lightspeed, and returning to the unknown regions of the internet.

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Written By Ian Smith

Source(s): DisneyLists.com, Wookieepedia

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