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8 Reasons Why You’ll Love Droid Depot In Star Wars Land At Disney

 
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8. You Can Build Your Own Droid

Feeling a little concerned for C-3PO after that part of the awesome new trailer for The Rise of Skywalker? So are we. But don’t worry, because you can lessen the inevitable blow by building your own personalized droid to console you post-viewing (just sadly not in the C-Series).

Once you’ve chosen the series for your droid, the workshop’s conveyor belt will offer all the parts. These include body spheres for the gyroscopic BBs and center legs for the trashcan-shaped Rs. You’ll then head over to a Build Station where you’ll no doubt put young Anakin Skywalker to shame!

7. Prices Aren’t Too High

At $99.99 per unit (plus taxes), it’s reasonable to say that prices aren’t extortionate. If you disagree, just take a moment to realize what it is you’re parting with your hard-earned money for: an actual droid unit that interacts with its environment!

The price also includes a carry box and instructions. Other items, however, such as variable personality-affiliation chips and other accessories do cost extra. But at least the prices are fixed, meaning you won’t need to haggle with Watto for spare parts.

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6. Droids Are Adorable

There are simply no two ways about it. Sure, cats and dogs are cute too, but Astromech Units don’t pee or poop or whine and they never grow old. Okay, they can hardly be described as or compared to pets, but a loyal and trusted companion they are nevertheless!

This is why they’re recommended for age 3+, as they’re perfect for both young Padawans and Jedi Masters alike. Droids are simply adora-ball. You can’t go wrong with your own unit, and who knows – with all sorts of scum and villainy in Batuu you might just need one. If you want something a little more remarkable, the life-sized R2 unit pictured above can be yours or $25,000!

Daniel

Dan is a huge fan of Star Wars, Disney, Jurassic Park, Ghostbusters, TMNT and Harry Potter, and has written for numerous film-focused and Disney-related sites, including Epicstream, Theme Park Tourist and Homey Hawaii. He has also recently completed his first children's novel, which he hopes to get published within the next year.

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