Disneyland Resort has outlined how it will handle guests visiting Star Wars Galaxy's Edge later this month when the land is open to all guests and not just those with reservations as part of a resort hotel stay.
Using the Disneyland app, a virtual queue will be setup, allowing guests to save a spot in a virtual line and then receiving a time to enter the land.
Disney has said that guests visiting Star Wars Galaxy's Edge at Walt Disney World will not need reservations to enter, but the virtual queue that Disneyland is using from June 24 is very likely to be the system used at Disney's Hollywood Studios when it opens on August 29 2019.
Here is a run-down of exactly how the virtual queue will work at Disneyland.
Two of the most popular experiences that have very limited capacity, Oga's Cantina and Savis Workshop, will both require reservations backed by a credit card, with a $10 penalty for a no-show at Oga's Cantina and a $199 no-show fee at Savi's Workshop for custom lightsabers.
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