This is a must visit if you're looking for toys in Star Wars Galaxy Edge! It's one of the most…read morecharming and immersive shops in the area. It's located in the Black Spire Outpost on Batuu in Star Wars Galaxy Edge. It's theme is a working artisan's workshop where traditional toys are crafted by hand using wood, cloth, metal, and other materials. The shop has shelves and crates filled with toys, dolls, musical instruments and plush creatures inspired by the Star Wars characters. You'll also see wooden figures of Stormtroopers, Banthas, and even Kylo Ren! I really enjoyed this store! It has amazing gifts for any fan of the Star Wars series! The store itself is carefully detailed with props, tools, and toys that you would see in the Star Wars movies! When I stopped by here, I ended up getting a Baby Yoda plush! The store is usually open from 8:00 A.M to 10:00 P.M.

For those with littles, this shop is either one of your dreams or your nightmares if you are trying…read moreto avoid lots of toy purchases. I personally love this shop as it can make for a perfect souvenir for both kiddos and adults. The theming of the shop is on point, and I truly feel like I've stepped onto a planet in a galaxy far far away. Thankfully, that far away galaxy as impeccable service and value for the items you purchase! Well worth a visit and the items are made to last for many years to come!

For Star Wars fans, Dok-Ondar's Den of Antiquities is basically paradise. Tucked away inside Star…read moreWars: Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland, the shop is designed to look like a shady black market outpost, and Disney absolutely nailed the atmosphere. Every corner, shelf, and ceiling beam seems packed with artifacts, relics, ancient tools, creature remains, and other treasures from across the galaxy. Even if you aren't planning to buy anything, it's worth spending time just wandering around and soaking in the incredible details. I've never made a purchase in this shop, but it's one of my favorite places to browse. The store is a goldmine of Star Wars lore and Easter eggs. Look closely and you'll spot everything from a mounted Wampa head and ancient Jedi and Sith statues to props connected to "The Mandalorian." Fans can easily spend lots of time reading the backstories of objects bolted to the walls and trying to identify obscure references hidden throughout the shop. One of the highlights is Dok-Ondar himself, the legendary Ithorian antiquities dealer. The animatronic sits in the corner at his desk, managing accounts, taking calls, and keeping an eye on his inventory. Every so often he'll make a racket or react to something happening around him. While the figure is impressive, it's also a bit of a disappointment that he isn't more interactive. Given Disney's track record with immersive experiences, it feels like a missed opportunity to have such an iconic character sitting there without engaging directly with guests. He's still cool, though. As for the merchandise, this is definitely where the serious collectors come to shop. Many of the items carry equally serious price tags. You'll find movie-accurate Legacy Lightsabers alone with Jedi and Sith holocrons that unlock unique sounds when paired with Kyber Crystals (sold separately, LOL). There are also replica props, artwork, costumes, and Jedi robes that can easily cost hundreds of dollars (or more). If dropping that kind of money on Star Wars collectibles doesn't make you blink, you'll be in heaven here. Fortunately, there are still some affordable souvenirs mixed in among the high-end collectibles. Smaller keepsakes like insignia patches, replica Jedi food storage capsules, and even replicas of Yoda's cane make it possible to take home a piece of the experience without emptying your wallet. One tip: Disneyland Magic Key passholders receive a merchandise discount, so be sure to ask before making a purchase. Discounts range from 10-20 percent off! Dok-Ondar's Den of Antiquities is one of the most detailed and immersive stores in Disneyland. There's always something new to discover, and usually something new and expensive tempting you to open your wallet. For Star Wars super fans, it's an absolute must-visit.

Even if you are not going to buy anything at this higher end gift shop, it is a must stop for any…read moreStar Wars fan. It is packed from floor to (vaulted) ceiling with so many wonderful easter eggs and references to the extended Star Wars universe that you could spend all day just looking around at everything on the walls. It's truly beautiful. For those of you who do want to shop. this place has very unique Star Wars gifts you're not going to find anywhere else (except maybe the Galaxy's Edge in WDW). From high end replicas of things like holocrons and Kyber Crystals to very detailed replicas of famous lightsabers, this store has you covered. This place really is, in my humble opinion, one of the must stops any time you come to this section of the park.

One last piece of one of my most cherished childhood rides - Spash Mountain. Loved this place for…read morepurchasing a poncho before riding and checking out some of the available merchandise. Nothing exclusive here, but hope when Tiana's Bayou opens that they have merchandise not available in the rest of the parks.

With the closure of Splash Mountain this store has completely lost its meaning. There are no…read moreremnants of Splash Mountain gifts anyway. All there is is a hanging portrait of Brer Rabbit hanging over a mantle. Otherwise this is just a regular sundries shop where you can buy drinks and other Disney souvenirs including hats. I would imagine as Tiana's Bayou adventure which is set to replace Splash Mountain opens then this place will become the souvenir shop of that attraction. It would probably be renamed at that time. But for now there's really nothing of worth inside this shop. Located in Critter County near the site of the now closed Splash Mountain in Disneyland.

This was a very cool and ultimate experience for a Star Wars fan. The fanfare, the characters and…read moreenvironment was all there. From the moment you check in and select your hilt, to the selecting of the crystal (still wish they had yellow), to the building of the saber itself and story within the walls unravels, this is nothing short than a top-notch experience. Is it pricey, yes. Is it worth it, to me yes. This is an experience that breathes new life into the franchise for fans and really makes you feel as if you are a Jedi yourself whether you select the good or evil path is ultimately up to you. I love the saber I built and there are so many great options and builds to choose from. I went red saber on the old republic style hilts but will definitely be back to build a green saber on the black order hilts. If you have the means and are a fan, I highly recommend checking this out

We were able to get a discount for this experience which definitely made it much more palatable and…read morehonestly, it's the best for an adult Star Wars super fan more than anything. My brother go to experience Savi's as an early birthday gift and he LOVED the experience. There's a limited number of people who can experience it with the chosen Jedi, so keep that in mind. Truly a magical experience. You get the whole spiel before you can start and you hold your lightsabers together at the end. A good number of customizable parts that you can choose, as well as the color of your lightsaber. You get a carrier with it too and in the future you can buy additional pieces to change up the color and make other customizations to the hilt. My bro got a purple one as this was his favorite throughout the series. Also mentioning that it's "rare" too. As in Disney fashion, it's quite pricy but as a gift for the biggest Star Wars fan in your life, it's worth it. My brother can now style on his friends Full Force airsoftfatty style since they only have the cheaper ones.

Magic Key discounts work here and they also do nice personalization such as engravings on glass…read moregoods like the champagne glasses. My friend usually goes to the smaller crystal shop in Orleans Square, but she does peruse and shop through here as well, but it can get quite busy, being on Main Street as well. Though since it's on Main Street, it is a bigger shop with a wider selection here ranging from crystalized character goods of all shapes and sizes, jewelry, tiaras, ornaments, cups, glasses, and much more. You can also ask them to hold your goods here for pick up later (especially given how fragile everything is here too). It is definitely pricey, given how fancy the crystal and glass goods are, but discounts exist for Magic Key and sometimes they have a clearance and sale section too. Though the real Disney ballers, don't mind. People have purchased the huge crystal Sleeping Beauty's castle and other massive several thousand dollar statues (more than an entire nice car)! I like window shopping thank you very much!

A beautiful small shop tucked within Main Street USA. I would absolutely recommend to check it…read moreout. Pieces can range beyond thousands. Some are reasonably priced. There is another crystal shop within New Orleans Square. All glass, crystals, figurines are made by Arribas Brothers. I bought myself small figurine of Sorcerer Mickey Mouse. Couldn't be more happier.

One of my first thoughts when thinking about the experience of going into Black Spire Outfitters in…read moreGalaxy's Edge at Disneyland is the way so much of the experience feels both immersive and surprising. This store is hidden away in a marketplace area called Batuu. It resembles an storefront of a local tailor operating in a small space amongst all the busy vendors. Weathered woods and rustic elements create a feeling as if I have stepped off a ship far out in the galaxy into a real world trading post. This atmosphere will set the stage for your visit to the area for sure! Galaxy's Edge merchandise is an incredible experience. It has all sorts of themed clothing and accessories which I thought would be awesome if I were to go into Galaxy's Edge fully dressed as my character. The store sells a wide range of merchandise including t-shirts, jackets, hats with Star Wars themes, belts, scarves, etc. As well as all of these items there are many unique and fun items that seem like they could have been purchased in Batuu. Buying a spirit jersey or some cool rebel type merchandise at this store brought a big smile to my face! It is the type of merchandise that allows you to bring a little of the adventure back home. Even though the space has a lot going on and the space is also cozy which adds to the experience. It feels like you are shopping from a genuine market stall where adventurers come together to find the right outfit as they continue their search throughout the galaxy. Black Spire Outfitters gives visitors a unique opportunity to purchase items that add to the overall Star Wars experience. The store is usually open from 800 A.M to 8:00 P.M. Discounts are accepted at the Black Spire Outfitters! The discounts include the Magic Key Holder Discounts, Disney Vacation Club, and Disney Visa Cardmember perks. When I was shopping in the area during the holidays at Disneyland, the team members were super helpful!

Have you joined the resistance? Are you needing robes to ensure you stand out in your journey to…read moreGalaxy's Edge? Then this is the shop for you! Bring lots of credits as the price point on some of their items are a little higher, but the quality is worth it. The cast members are friendly and remain in character as well. A must see shop if you are a Star Wars fan!

Such special moments for parents and their children to see their droids come to life. Built and…read moreprogrammed, hand picked and customized. Conveyor belt has various parts in different colors to choose from. The experience families can have building their droids is a fun memory to have here. Other items displayed throughout the shop keychains and battery pieces. Great concept! Service is welcoming and friendly.

Made a purchase at the Droid Depot's kiosk (not the main one). This little shop is located at…read moreDisneyland's Star Wars Galaxy's Edge not far from the Rise of the Resistance ride. I was looking for a shirt for the hubby and found one with characters from the original Star Wars. The gal manning the kiosk was pleasant. Magic Key holders are eligible for a discount off the purchase so that was good. There are several Star Wars shops at Galaxy's Edge and this kiosk was conveniently located near the ride I had exited. Quick transaction here was A-OK.

I've rented from them twice and always had a good experience! The pick up and drop off is super…read moreeasy. The staff is friendly. Booking is easy (last time I handled it all over text!) Previously I had used a different scooter company and maybe it was a fluke but Bright scooters seem faster, nicer, and the batteries last longer. Oh! And they don't do that obnoxious beeping that a lot of the other scooters do. As convenient as it would be to rent from Disneyland directly, without a reservation system I just don't trust them to not run out. Bright is by far the best option out there.

The bottom line, the guy could care less for the horrible experience my family and I had. We were…read morenot able to execute our plans for the day. I rented six scooters and only 3 worked. I was refunded only for one, We had to walk back the scooters to the hotel. Our whole day was ruined. We could not go shopping, have lunch, and enjoy the ride as a family. All I got was , I will refund one scooter. I will never rent from Bright Scooters and never recommend this place to anyone. I would not even rate this place with one star.