We got a look at the Droid Depot store that is part of the new land inside Disneyland Park.
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Customers will be able to build a BB-series droid (like BB-8) or R-series droid (like R2-D2) by picking out the parts needed to make their droid from conveyor belts that move around the store. From there, the pieces are assembled by customers at stations around the store.
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The droids can also be customized using personality-affiliation chips, color panels, and other accessories.
Once your indispensable sidekick is ready to go, it is placed into a specialized activation station where it comes to life.
At different locations around Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, the droids will come to life in your hand and interact with other droids, elements, and devices. Once back home on Earth, the droids will be operated by remote control.
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The Droid Depot will also feature other merchandise, including prebuilt droids, housewares, and apparel.
Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge opens to the public on Friday, May 31, but reservations are required through June 23.
After that, reservations will no longer be required, but guests will use a "virtual queue" through their smartphones that will alert them when they may enter the new land.
The Walt Disney Company is the parent company of this station.