We Spent $600 In Oga's Cantina in Galaxy's Edge! 

Maybe as the crowds die down a little the time limit will increase. I'm also going to assume on certain days the time limit will be less vs other days it might be more. I agree that 45 minutes isn't much, considering as soon as you get there you basically have to order your drinks, drink and then leave. It doesn't leave much room to digest really.

It's not 45 min. It's 2 hours. Literally just went this past weekend.

I'm sure don't want morons getting blitzed in a bar in the middle of a kids theme park.

Only if you have no self control

@Commentor1 yeah, yall realize its Disneyland? The place itself is a money pit.

a man walks into a cantina, He leaves with less than $3

@Commentor1 12 to 15 dollars isn't even ridiculous for signature cocktails though, the $75 beer flight however is thievery

@@exiledrabbit You get to keep the themed glasses, and the glass holder, along with the beer of course.

May the force be with you

"Republic credits are no good out here" - Watto

@@FIGNAS83 My credits wíll do fine..

“We have already paid for the drinks. Everything is fine here. Move along”

@@lalalarasophie No They Wont

Jete B yes! So cool that you found our video! Hope you guys had an amazing day in Batuu ❤️

I wish I could go to Disney land America.... I live in britan! Too far away :(

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Dude, rock flag and eagle dude

Definitely needs more alien slaves for the price tag.

Yes! And giant slugs that eat frogs!

Very correct

Feel like you're thinking of Jabba's palace with the Twi'lek Dancer.

It's better not to do math while at Disney 😂

Uuhhh it’s datapada Nice try bro

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@@OrdinaryAdventures I agree! Beautiful genuine women that love Star Wars, theme parks, and dropping $75 for a flight of beer because the theming was Spot On are a rare bunch! Put A Ring On That Awesome Girl!!!!!!

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Ha thanks so much

Awesome. Thanks so much!

We just had a lot of content from our three day trip, it will slow down to weekly videos again at some point ha

soooo good right?

Thanks so much!

I’m just not used to being on camera. :P

Thanks again!

@@rq4740 well i didn't the max i spent was during my time there was $45 was for the Yub Nub which was a good drink and got a mug out of it. so it was worth it to me.

You gotta go eventually! - Peter

Will be there in one month!.....CAN'T WAIT

They do sell the cookie in its own now!

@@OrdinaryAdventures omg really?? 😀 def gotta go back~ probably end of this year/next year ^^

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Have fun

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Yup

Can u ask them to make it strong🤔

It’s all premixed

Sure but when Walt was building Disney land he didn’t even want alcohol in his park because he didn’t want his lifelong dream to be filled with drunk people like other amusement parks-the fact that they’re even selling alcohol now is a pretty big step forward and I can see why they wouldn’t see people more than 2 drinks

@@erenfroger5356 His exact sediments towards future alcohol sales on property are highly debatable.... Walt stated(paraphrasing) "I do not want the "rowdy" element of a carnival in my park and don't want alcohol to be sold to avoid that atmosphere". . Obviously, Walt was referring to beer and liquor that was often sold at stands associated with the cheap carnivals of his era. However, Walt never objected to and actually endorsed rearby restaurants on Disney property (but not actual DL) that sold alcohol, and didn't mind alcohol being distributed on property for "field days". Also, he knew club 33 needed alcohol to draw in potential clients for business and marketing. While Walt was wholesome, he was also a business man...who also enjoyed whiskey. So, it can be assumed that while Walt doesn't mind alcohol itself attached to his brand; its the issue of it cheaply and readily available to park guests to ruin the overall wholesome atmosphere of the park itself.. Hince why alcohol is still not sold at concession stands. Walt willingly distributing alcohol right outside DL gates and into DL restaurants supports this claim. . He stated himself that "Disney Land will always change. That change would explain to to the growing number of restaurants that flourish on property...and the growing number of adults that wish to indulge in a cocktail..or 3. As long as alcohol is not sold at concession stands around the park, I believe they're abiding by his wishes.. Alcohol being sold directly off property and/or in overpriced restaurants is still NOT making it readily available.. Sorry for the college thesis guys lol

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Sadly we cant have greedo, bc it's set in the sequel trilogy, and by that point, Greedo was a sandy pile of bones under the tatooine desert

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agreed

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@@OrdinaryAdventures actually just late for when you did them. I haven’t been to galaxy’s edge yet so in plenty of time really. 😁

They do, they have lines hours long waiting to get in.

We love it

Hope you have fun

@@OrdinaryAdventures thanks! We can't wait!

That's true but those prices are straight rip off. Haha all buy 1.

Agreed with the both of you, wish it was more affordable, but damn I gotta do it.

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That’s how movie theaters stay in business.

At least they have a droid...

You only get 2 drinks, so doubtful most people would get drunk... unless you take some non-drinking friends and drink theirs for them ha ha 😎

True, but if you got to stay longer - the wait would be that much longer too. 😎

Same day reservations now. You can enter Batuu one hour before. Go shop/eat, then walk over 15 minutes before for checkin and enter.

Give it some time for things to die down

Itll be more casual after the hype dies down

Ha I still call it Star Wars Land sometimes

now we just need Star Trek Land with Klingons

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He said that in this video but since then he’s probably been back to Oga’s more times than us! Lol

Thank you

Yes.

Drinks are not allowed in Togo cups in Disneyland. Ogas and blue bayou are the only places you can order drinks and they need to remain in the venue.

I don’t think so :( but could be wrong

@@OrdinaryAdventures Thanks!

I am sure they won’t be getting rid of the lightsaber building experience

Agreed! We still haven’t tried any of the breakfast drinks!

Not sure, I’m guessing it’s just alcohol

Yes and the stand

I think they would probably serve something different in the cup under those circumstances. I don’t know if the cup is safe but it’s the same material as classic tiki mugs so google seeing if those are

I’m pretty sure they do, Disney is really good about listing that :)

@@OrdinaryAdventures Oh, awesome! I hope so! Thanks! :D

And great to get a non-fans opinion. Gives a great spectrum of opinion :) It's ashame I will never be able to go...