While Disneyland’s version of this gateway is long enough to allow for a subtle transition from the surrounding park, DHS’s juxtaposition of Los Angeles Freeway-inspired tilework and laser-cut stone is abrupt at best. That leaves the tunnel from Grand Avenue as the sole entry point for Walt Disney World guests. The middle passageway portal, which can be used freely at Disneyland, is restricted to exit-only here for the foreseeable future. In Walt Disney World, that final entryway has been eliminated, with the open archway replaced by a solid door concealing backstage areas. In Disneyland, you have your pick of three possible gateways to Galaxy’s Edge: the Critter Country trail, which leads to the Resistance area the Frontierland tunnel, which opens on the center of Black Spire Outpost or the Fantasyland end of Big Thunder Trail, which connects to the First Order’s sector. The most important difference between the Californian and Floridian versions of Batuu is your number of options for entry and egress. But for those with an eye for detail, here are the six most important variations that we noticed during our recent pre-opening preview of Disney’s Hollywood Studios’ epic new addition. (Lucky thing, lest they start another one of those Republic-wrecking wars.)įor the most part, our in-depth reviews of Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge at Disneyland fully apply to Walt Disney World’s identically named area. However, it’s the little things that make the “Disney Difference,” and fans who visit both resorts will be delighted to learn that there are several subtle but significant variations that keep the two Batuus from being identical clones. For example, aside from some easily overlooked variations in the exit hallway, Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run is the exact same experience at both parks.
Whether you visit the version in Anaheim or Orlando, you’ll enjoy virtually an identical experience, with all of the most important elements exactingly duplicated at each location. The good news is that, unlike some bi-coastal attractions such as Pirates of the Caribbean, neither resort got the short end of the stick. Having thoroughly explored Galaxy’s Edge in Disneyland during its preview and grand opening period, we are excited to see what changes were made for Walt Disney World’s version, which officially opened August 29th at Disney’s Hollywood Studios.
It wasn’t very long ago that we first set foot inside Black Spire Outpost on the planet Batuu, and now we have returned to a galaxy far, far away as Disney debuts its second eagerly awaited Star Wars expansion on the East Coast.
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