Savi's Workshop Lightsaber Building at Star Wars Galaxy's Edge - Complete Show - 4K 

I was torn between green and blue... but Luke's RotJ saber is my favorite in the series... so I had to go green. But the kyber crystals are interchangable, so I could switch to blue if I wanted to buy another crystal from Dok Ondar's (I believe they are around $12 each).

I don't know, I think the green blade went well with the black on the grip. From a short distance, the glow highlighted the chrome quite awesomely.

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Thank you! I'm still very happy with my lightsaber. It was this Star Wars fan's dream come true.

Thank you! I used an iPhone XS Max on a stabilizer.

It was seriously so cool.

It's definitely an amazing feeling. Excited for you to build one!

Yeah

Definitely one of my favorite things I've ever done at Disneyland or Disney World. :)

@@Guide2WDW My youngest son would really like to do this too. Jen xo

No. You can build a droid at the Droid Workshop or a lightsaber at Savi's.

Blasters or guns of any kind can not be purchased in Disney parks. It’s pretty sad they used to sell cap guns of Frontierland and pirate flintlocks in the pirates shop

Thanks for the follow! I have heard that you can take it on a plane, and I haven't heard of anyone having any issues with TSA. The "blade" part is removable from the hilt (just push in and twist to take out), and they give you a foam "sheath" as a way to carry it around, but no box. And I agree, well worth the money for a great experience and high quality souvenir.

Guide2WDW Awesome! Thanks so much for the info 👍

At Disney World, it's $249.99 plus tax, and includes a carrying case which is like a sling you can wear. I didn't have to travel by plane with it, but I know people have been able to do that in both checked and carry-on luggage.

The parts are metal. I'm not 100% sure what they're made of, but they at least feel metal to me. It has a very nice heft and weight to it.

No sadly they don’t :/ that’s one complaint I have this set

Peace and Justice (the Jedi style)

It's hard to know the answers to those questions, but I would guess that it will be crowded since Christmastime is the most crowded time of year in all of the parks. Disneyland has announced that they will be doing a virtual queue to get into the land, and same-day reservations for Savi's and the Cantina starting at 7 am. They have not announced what the procedure will be for Walt Disney World (I would imagine it would be similar, but it could be something entirely different). Either way, your best bet is to get to the park before opening and head straight to the land and grab reservations for those experiences as soon as they become available. No announcements on different lightsabers. I would imaginer that they wouldn't update it within 6 months, but never say never.

All the exterior sections are metal.

@@Guide2WDW ok thanks

No some little pieces are like rubber like for grip

Most of it is metal though

TheJMG13 - completely agree! He really makes you feel present and in the moment.

I had a cast member at Savi's in Orlando who was perhaps just as good as this guy.

I hope you can too! It's an amazing experience for any Star Wars fan.

Til the spire!

I believe around $200

@@MegawrightAA You are correct. It is $199 plus tax, which came out to about $215.

Sorry to hear that. One of the issues is that they are only running one room right now (Not sure if they have multiple rooms constructed or not), so there's only about 40-50 lightsabers available per hour. If you want to do this once the reservation period ends, I definitely recommend getting to Disneyland once it opens and heading straight to Savi's. Disney has also said that they might start implementing a reservation system for Savi's itself (using a system similar to dining reservations), but we have no clue when that would be available.

I was tempted to pick that one! I was going for a blend between Anakin's lightsaber and Luke's RotJ saber.