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Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge (Disney's Hollywood Studios)
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Somehow I have a feeling this will not be directly referred to in any capacity!
I don't agree with that for SW folks. However, only having one ride at first, which will limit entry to the land, will limit the crowds immensely.
Quick 2016-2019 comparison of construction progress. All pictures 2017-19 from Bioreconstruct. 2016 pic from WDWNT.
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This is bad
Not only the small capacity, but giving people a whole hour in there. Theoretically that would be like a 360 person capacity for a day
Not only the small capacity, but giving people a whole hour in there. Theoretically that would be like a 360 person capacity for a day
That’s not even enough time for me to finish my Yub Nub and listen to DJ Rex’s whole set!
I’m hoping that there’s just a misunderstanding here and that’s not the case...because woof
Thats horrendous. Like a monumental screw up. I think they'd be better not opening it than opening with those numbers.
You must leave or you will be shot from underneath the table with one of those pulse laser guns.
I, umm, appreciate the attempt at authenticity?...
Like, wow, if that's true, this is a major screw up and so many people that want to turn their money over will be turned away because Disney didn't build a big enough bar. Get ready to rope drop the Cantina, I guess.
Like, wow, if that's true, this is a major screw up and so many people that want to turn their money over will be turned away because Disney didn't build a big enough bar. Get ready to rope drop the Cantina, I guess.
Unfortunately you'll be swept from the land before you can get in. Better luck next time!
How did Disney not get that people - lots of people! - would want to experience the cantina? Or build a custom lightsaber? The capacity for these experiences (if accurate) is preposterously low, and I can easily envision lots of unhappy guests, especially before the land is actually complete.
Imagine waiting in line for Smuggler's Run for a couple hours, then either having to wait hours to get into the cantina or miss it, and then being denied entry to the lightsaber shop because you didn't realize you needed to reserve a spot ahead of time.
Even the cantina in the original STAR WARS (which, no, is not technically the same one in the park) could certainly hold more than 30 people.
Imagine waiting in line for Smuggler's Run for a couple hours, then either having to wait hours to get into the cantina or miss it, and then being denied entry to the lightsaber shop because you didn't realize you needed to reserve a spot ahead of time.
Even the cantina in the original STAR WARS (which, no, is not technically the same one in the park) could certainly hold more than 30 people.
You guys may have it better off than us,
Wait, I didn't think the cantina had a sit-down restaurant portion. Or is he talking about the Docking Bay? I can't imagine Disney would open the land without the primary food service location.
No sit down restaurant has been announced so I figured the sit down section of the Cantina had been cut entirely from the plans. But this makes it sound like it’s still coming, just not at opening. If so, that would explain why the bar has such low capacity... It’s similar to something like the Tune-In Lounge attached to 50’s Prime Time Diner at DHS.
As far as I know, the quick service, Docking Bay 7, will be ready at opening though.
As far as I know, the quick service, Docking Bay 7, will be ready at opening though.
That makes more sense.
Still an unreasonable capacity at the cantina and elsewhere, though! It's like Disney's actively trying to irritate guests on the day, unless they've got some better plan we're not privy to.
Still an unreasonable capacity at the cantina and elsewhere, though! It's like Disney's actively trying to irritate guests on the day, unless they've got some better plan we're not privy to.
If they are planning to open a sit down restaurant adjacent to the bar in the cantina, I would’ve waited till it was ready before opening the bar. But that’s me.
Or, you know... get the restaurant open with everything else...
