Sharp or pointed objects are prohibited. And, yes, you can bring your lightsaber. Passengers can dress as their favorite Star Wars character, but they can't pose for photos or sign autographs for fellow Halcyon travelers.

While the Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser (the immersive hotel experience) officially closed its doors in late 2023, guests visiting the broader Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge lands in 2026 are encouraged to bring their own lightsabers. Disney security permits both official "Legacy" lightsabers from Dok-Ondar’s, hand-built sabers from Savi’s Workshop, and even third-party "NeoPixel" sabers. The only restriction is that they must not be used as real weapons or feature sharp protruding parts. If you are flying into MCO (Orlando) or LAX (Los Angeles), the TSA officially recognizes lightsabers as permitted carry-on items, and most major airlines are accustomed to seeing the long padded carrying cases in overhead bins. Bringing your own saber adds a significant layer of immersion to your "Disney bounding" or "scrapmetal" roleplay, especially during the nightly lightsaber meetups where hundreds of fans gather to ignite their blades in front of the Millennium Falcon for spectacular photo opportunities.