Details, prices revealed for custom lightsabers, droids for sale in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge

With just 11 days to go until the opening of Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at Disneyland, the park has posted official details and prices for the custom lightsaber and droid building experiences on their official website.

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Check out the official details and pricing on these two unique experiences that will be part of Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge.

Savi’s Workshop – Handbuilt Lightsabers

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Guests can build their own lightsaber at Savi’s Workshop – Handbuilt Lightsabers in a unique and intimate experience with “Gatherers“, choosing between one of four different types of hilt themes:

  • Peace and Justice – Salvaged scraps from fallen Jedi temples and crashed starships in these Republic-era designs honor the galaxy’s former guardians.
  • Power and Control – Originally forged by dark side warriors, this style features rumored remnants from the Sith homeworld and abandoned temples.
  • Elemental Nature – This theme embodies the Force, an energy created by all living things – like Brylark trees, Cartusion whale bones, and Rancor teeth.
  • Protection and Defense – Hilt materials bear mysterious motifs and inscriptions that reconnect users with the ancient wellspring of the Force.

The Gatherers will then help guests choose their kyber crystal to place inside the saber, which will be available in red, blue, green, and purple.

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After that, the assembly process will begin based on the hilt theme chosen. Each box of parts that guests receive will contain:

  • 1 hilt
  • 4 sleeves (pick 2)
  • 2 emitters (pick 1)
  • 2 pommel caps (pick 1)
  • 2 sets of activation plates and switches (pick 1 set)

Once the hilt is complete, the parts that guests didn’t use are collected by the Gatherers and returned to Savi’s inventory. These will not be included with the lightsaber package. After that, the Gatherers will connect the guest’s hilt to a 36-inch lightsaber blade, completing the experience!

Check out pricing and other need-to-know details on this experience below:

  • $199.99 per lightsaber, plus tax
  • Carry case is included
  • Age Recommendation: 5+
  • The experience area is limited to the builder and one other guest, and at least one person in the party must be age 14 or older
  • Custom lightsabers are nonrefundable and are not eligible for Annual Passholder or other discounts
  • The lightsaber building experience is subject to availability and reservations may be required
  • If reservations are required, late arrivals may not be accommodated

You can pick up extra accessories for your saber at Dok-Ondar’s Den of Antiquities.


Droid Depot

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Guests can create their own droid companions at Droid Depot, choosing between a BB-series unit or R-series unit.

Once the droid type has been chosen, guests will be given a basket and a blueprint for parts. After that, guests will proceed through specific parts stations to complete their experience.

Here are the part stations for each droid type:

BB-Series

  • Dome
  • Dome Connection Plate
  • Body Sphere
  • Motivator

R-Series

  • Dome
  • Body
  • Center Leg
  • Set of Side-Legs

Once all the parts have been gathered, guests will proceed to the “Build Station,” where they’ll follow ‘placemat’ instructions on monitor displays that show how to build their droid. Once complete, the droid will be paired with a remote control and activated!

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Here are the need-to-know details and pricing:

  • $99.99 per astromech droid unit, plus tax
  • Carry box and instructions are included
  • Various personality-affiliation chips and other accessories are available for an additional charge
  • Age Recommendation: 3+
  • The experience area is limited to the builder and a Guest, and at least one person in the party must be age 14 or older
  • Custom droid units are nonrefundable and are not eligible for Annual Passholder or other discounts
  • The Droid Depot experience is subject to availability and reservations may be required
  • If reservations are required, late arrivals may not be accommodated

An extra note to keep in mind: guests will not be allowed to use the remote control with their droids while in the park. Guests are encouraged to carry their droids around in to have it interact with elements in the land.


Which of these two experiences are you planning to do when Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge opens? Let us know what you’re excited for in the comments below!

To learn more about Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, check out our constantly-updated FAQ for the land here.

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  1. I’m so thankful to see these prices. I really wanted to do the droid and was hoping it wouldn’t be too high. It’s pretty good. (I’d always love for it to be le$$ haha.

    1. I saw a video of them being introduced ( of course, I can’t find it now) and they looked about a foot tall, maybe a bit more. Doesn’t matter how much they are, I’m getting an R unit with all the extras it will hold on June 3rd!

    2. They’re a pretty good size – about 12” high and 7” across. Perfect for zooming around 🙂

  2. Any hint as to the quality of the physical blade of the lightsaber? Is it an actual cool glowing blade or is it just plastic?