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nice ! i was lucky to get an opening day 8am slot. anyone have suggestions on when to go ? i am thinking 4am. wed. kidding. barely kidding.
Hall H has skewed my perception on things and this doesn't seem too off to me. But again, Hall H has MESSED ME UP MAN. Honestly, this is unprecedented. The Disney parks have added new lands before, but this is certainly the biggest property to have a new land in my lifetime (I mean, DCA was an entirely new PARK but that's different). So the standards are kind of gonna be set by those who show up. But like Hall H, I wouldn't state what time you're showing up.This does bring up the question on how they'll handle early birds on opening day, though. Usually people start lining up at the turnstiles before sunrise anyway. Then Main Street opens and people line up at the rope. Then it's a free for all. But this is unique. I'll be super curious to see what you encounter.
This does bring up the question on how they'll handle early birds on opening day, though. Usually people start lining up at the turnstiles before sunrise anyway. Then Main Street opens and people line up at the rope. Then it's a free for all. But this is unique. I'll be super curious to see what you encounter.
Just a word about early lineups....The entrance plaza and downtown Disney are secure areas. You can enter the areas overnight, but they will sweep the area in the morning and remove everyone. Then they will start clearing people at security checkpoints and letting them in. So your 'early morning arrival' is actually at the security gates.
Thanks [member=5815]ocwankenobi[/member] for sending me this.
I'm wondering how much the custom lightsabers and droids will be. My guess is hella expensive. But I wanna do it anyway.
that was a secret !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! jk. i hope this helps many of us. they really needed a walk through like the hotels. now they have to deal with what they created. but its disney and doesn't surprise me at all that they are trying to make it right. disney rules lol.
I think another good trainer for long lines is the DMV. In CA, I've seen the DMV line span outside and wrap around each of the 4 corners of the building. It's brutal. Luckily I've recently bought a Nintendo 2ds to make the waiting a bit more bearable. I'll definitely bring it with me while waiting in line for all the Galaxy Edge attractions in the future.