But there are nice places there, too! Luke's aunt and uncle's house and Mos Eisley. Tosche station to pick up some power converters. Maybe we could add a dash of Endor and some cloud cityI agree with you in general, though my preference would have ben to not emulate a "location" at all and rather jsut be a theme park land with a mish-mash of regognizeable Star Wars things.
You're right though - who wants to go to Tatooine!
Exactly! I was only referring to the people I personally know.
I'm aware of that. I was only talking about the people I know in real life. Months or years in advance are too long for us. Although I like going to the parks, I'm not 100% sure if I want to be there  X months or years from now. That's why I appreciate the spontaneity of G+/iLL.
I've only been to SWGE once (so not enough times to possibly get bored with it) but I loved the theming—the buildings, the landscaping, the droid prints in the concrete, the Disney Play app interactive elements. Well, and hey, the Millennium Falcon!I've said it before but I still stand by it. I don't think Galaxy's Edge is made for Star Wars super fans. It's not made for those who already love the franchise and would be able to tell the door is in a dif place. It is made to evoke the feeling of Star Wars without actually committing to a in-world location.
It works great in that sense, my parents love it and aren't Star Wars fans. I love it as well, and I'm not a super fan either even tho I really enjoy the franchise. I would never have been able to tell about the door for example.
Honestly not to sounds cliche, but all that sand? No thank you, I am glad they didn't recreate the dump that is in-world Tatooine.
Whether this is a good thing or a bad thing I don't know, I just know that everyone I've ever gone to that land with (around 8 dif ppl from 2 dif generations) have loved the place. I just wish there were more things to do in it.
Honestly not to sounds cliche, but all that sand? No thank you
Same! I could swear the air itself changes as soon as I walk thru the tunnel. The immersiveness is expectacular.
I love walking through the tunnel and seeing the transition from Frontierland to SWGE in the details on the walls and ground
Perhaps because all but the most expensive Magic Keys have at least some Saturdays blocked out, and most of them are blocked out all Saturdays?
This, plus the single day tickets are cheapest on weekdays and most expensive on weekends. It definitely impacts crowd flow. Saturdays and holidays with max MK block outs and expensive single day ticket prices are now the least crowded days (still crowded, but less crowded than other days).
Thanks for the additional information, OlliePop. I think this is surprising for WDW veterans who are planning Disneyland trips. The visitor composition and therefore the crowd patterns are so different between Florida and California!
