Yesterday was the first day you could get into Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland without a reservation, and it seems to have gone smoothly.
Yesterday was the first day guests didn’t need a Disney hotel reservation to get into Galaxy’s EdgeAs we wrote about yesterday, the new virtual queue system that was unveiled to manage the crowds at Galaxy’s Edge went into effect yesterday morning, about an hour after the park opened. This system will only be activated when Galaxy’s Edge reaches capacity, which it was at for much of the day yesterday.
were shorter than usual; as a Disney source disclosed, the guest experience throughout both Disneyland Resort parks was enhanced by Galaxy’s Edge drawing the crowds in that direction.app, and at 2:30 p.m. PT today, you didn’t need to join a boarding group to enter Galaxy’s Edge. Lines throughout Disneyland and Disney’s California Adventure seem shorter than usual—Space Mountain is currently at 35 minutes, which is shocking for the middle of the afternoon.
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