Guests get just four hours to explore Disneyland’s Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge
The first guests to visit Disneyland’s hotly anticipated new Star Wars land will be racing against the clock to experience it all.
They will only get four hours to see it when Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge opens to the public on May 31.
Disney has set a four-hour window for guests presumably to minimize long lines but it is unclear how the company will enforce it.
Disneyland sent out emails to guests who are guaranteed a first look at the land after booking stays at the resort’s three hotels.
There were a few glitches with this as guests were allocated days before their hotel stay was due to start and in some cases even before the attraction’s official opening date.
Disney says it has now rectified this.
Disney also announced non-hotel guests can make free reservations to visit Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge via Disneyland’s website from May 2.
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