Leave your costumes at home when you visit Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge

If you want to wear a Jedi robe or a Stormtrooper helmet to Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, you'll likely get tossed into the Sarlaac Pit. Disney has released dress code guidelines for guests attending Galaxy's Edge, and you're going to have to leave your blasters and Darth Vader helmets at home or in the hotel.

On June 10, 2019, the official Disney Parks blog released specific guidelines around what is okay to wear at Galaxy's Edge and what will get you on an Order 66-style blacklist. Essentially, anything that presents a safety issue will not be allowed, which means no helmets, masks, or big flowing clothes of any kind. Blasters and blaster holsters are also outlawed as are "full body suits" so if you're planning on coming dress as Jar Jar Binks, that little Gugan vest is cool, but the masks and bug-eyes are a NO.

Here's some good news: Lightsabers are allowed, which, let's face it, is pretty civilized.

(Disney Parks Blog)

In a small paradox, obviously some of the stuff you can't wear inside Galaxy's Edge can be purchased at Galaxy's Edge. Plenty of the shops at Galaxy's Edge sell helmets, masks, and blasters. But, the rule is you gotta keep that stuff in the package until you get back to your hotel room.

For any sane person, these rules totally make sense. Galaxy's Edge might be a delightful hive of geek and nerdiness, but, in the end, Disneyland is for kids. And kids need to feel safe, even when they are traversing that lawless galaxy, far, far away.

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