How much does a Disneyland lightsaber cost?
How much does a Disneyland lightsaber cost? At $249.99 plus tax, it'll certainly take a chunk out of your (or in my case, Mommy Frog's) wallet. Know that you're paying not only for the lightsaber itself but also for the experience of building it in the workshop. Is it really worth the price?
What do you do with your lightsaber on rides at Disneyland?
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. Please send any other questions to planDisney with an incoming transmission, Eli.
Why are lightsabers so expensive?
1. The Impact of Materials on saber Prices. The choice of materials used in crafting a saber significantly influences its price. sabers made from high-quality materials tend to come with a higher price tag due to their superior durability, authenticity, and aesthetic appeal.
What does a yellow lightsaber mean?
It represents the Jedi Temple Guard, and those who wield it are seen as highly skilled and dedicated to the Jedi Order. In some cases, Jedi who wielded a yellow lightsaber were former Temple Guards themselves.
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.
How much is a droid at Disneyland?
Custom droids cost around $100. Here you can pick robot parts off of conveyor belts to build your own pint-sized R-series (like R2-D2) or BB-series droid (think BB-8), which will then communicate with its full-scale counterparts around the land.
Is the lightsaber at Disney worth it?
By building your lightsaber, you are opening up a world of possibilities for your build. It is worth it to invest in an extra Kyber Crystal if you are really into Star Wars. Overall, the Disneyland lightsaber build process is a must-try experience for any Star Wars fan.