Is it better to build a droid or a lightsaber at Disney?

The droid is probably a better functional souvenir, especially for kids; it can be played with for (hopefully) years to come. The lightsaber is a lot of fun to carry around the park at night to take pictures, but I don't think I'll be having many lightsaber battles at home.



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All in all—building a droid at Galaxy's Edge is a definitely a worthwhile experience depending on how much money and time you want to invest, just be aware that beyond the initial thrill of building it, the novelty may quickly wear off once you get home.

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This is one of the most popular Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge offerings at both Walt Disney World and Disneyland, and for good reason. It's not going to be something that everyone can afford to do in terms of time or money, but it's something we recommend as a splurge for those who can do it. You won't regret it.

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The experience takes about 20 minutes in total, though you'll need to be ready to check in about 15 minutes before your reservation. Cancellations for advance reservations must be made at least one day in advance.

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While you may bring the full lightsaber into the theme parks, please know you'll be asked to stow it away safely to enjoy any attractions so your plan to just bring the hilt is a good one.

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Checked Bags: Yes Sadly, the technology doesn't currently exist to create a real lightsaber. However, you can pack a toy lightsaber in your carry-on or checked bag.

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Once you have built your lightsaber, however, you will receive a carrying case so that you may still keep your lightsaber concealed and away from the stormtroopers. Otherwise, you may ask if it can be stored at a merchandise location, but this service is not available at all theme parks.

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If you are planning to go to Galaxy's Edge to get the lightsaber, the following is some of the top lightsabers you might want to buy.
  • 1 Cal Kestis Lightsaber. ...
  • 2 The Darksaber. ...
  • 3 Skywalker Lightsaber. ...
  • 4 Kylo Ren's Crossguard Lightsaber. ...
  • 5 Master Windu's Purple Lightsaber. ...
  • 6 Ahsoka Tano White Lightsabers.


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  • Black lightsabers are extremely rare in the Star Wars universe, and only a few have been seen on screen. ...
  • White lightsabers are rare and unique because they are not created with kyber crystals. ...
  • Yellow-orange lightsabers are rare and are typically associated with the Jedi Sentinel class.


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Blue. Blue is the color of the very first lightsaber we see, and it's by far the most common hue. Since Luke wields it, one might easily assume that blue corresponds with younger Jedi.

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In general, Guests may return or exchange merchandise purchased at Walt Disney World with a receipt up to 30 days from the point of purchase. Even though your purchase occurred at a galaxy far, far away - these terms are intergalactic and apply even as far as Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge.

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Shipping your lightsaber and droid home from the Walt Disney World Resort is certainly an option, but the costs associated with shipping will largely depend on where you are shipping them to.

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Walk-ins are accepted on a limited basis and are subject to availability. Advance reservations for Droid Depot, Savi's Workshop - Handbuilt Lightsabers and Oga's Cantina are highly recommended. Learn when advance reservations can be made.

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