Make sure you bring your galactic credits (ahem, money) when you visit Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge. There are plenty of things you will “have to have” and lots of them are expensive.

Most items in Batuu feel exclusive to the outer rim planet, yet there are some pieces of traditional apparel like T-shirts and ball caps that would be difficult to convince anybody were local garments.

Among all of the budget-busting items, there are some budget Galaxy’s Edge souvenirs you must buy. Here is a look at some of my favorite souvenirs for $20 or less.

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Misting fan

Nothing beats a misting fan on a hot day at Disneyland. Especially in the desert heat of Batuu. This souvenir is as practical as it is intricate. It has the authentic look of a tool crafted in the Star Wars Universe.

The fan is attached to a stylish bottle that sprays as the fan cools the air. The result is a refreshing break from high temps in the park. The Galaxy’s Edge misting fan is only $20, which is an especially small price to pay, if you need it in that moment.

Galactic Postcards

This 24 count set of galactic postcards is totally awesome! At $19.99, it’s less than $.84 each postcard. The art on the cards is gorgeous and make an awesome collectible, or actual postcards you can send from the edge of the galaxy. Even frame selections and put them on your wall in sets or individually.

Cantina Coaster

If you go to Oga’s Cantina, you will receive at least one coaster. There are different ones and they are perfect for starting a collection. The design work on the coasters is unique and they make remarkable keepsakes. The best thing about them is that they don’t cost a thing. Besides the fact that the coasters are free, they commemorate a special moment shared in the Famous Galaxy’s Edge Cantina.  The cantina is a destination unto itself, with remarkable scenery and plenty of new signature libations.

Dice $12.99

Han’s Dice to be exact. You can get a replica of the Dice Chewbacca hung on the Millennium Falcon. Han has a long history with the lucky dice and even gave them up at one point before being separated from a loved one. They found their way back to him and after he won the Falcon from Lando, Ha kept the dice up as a symbol of good luck. Now Dok Ondar sells replicas of this charm for only $12.99

Patches

There is a wide assortment of patches for purchase in Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge. You will find patches for several elements of Black Spire outpost, including Resistance, First Order, Droids, Millennium Falcon, Batuu, and more. There are even sets of specific patches unified by a theme.

However, you can also buy them individually and collect as many as thou want. The patches look great and they are a souvenir that you can get a lot of personal use from by adding them to a jacket, a bag, or something else. Each patch costs only $9.99 plus tax.

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Great news about Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge! The new Star Wars themed land at Disneyland is lifting their reservations only restriction on June 24! If you are planning to visit before then, you will have only four hours to take it all in; but after the reservation period ends, you will be free to spend a full day on Batuu. For those of you looking forward to visiting Galaxy’s Edge, here are some quick Galaxy’s Edge planning tips to prepare.

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Check the Costume Policy

The first thing you should do in your Galaxy’s Edge planning is consider what you pack. If you are a serious Star Wars fan, you may have to show some restraint in what you wear in the theme park. While costumes are definitely not permitted, there are some exceptions. View the Disneyland Dress Code guidelines or the Walt Disney World costume guidelines to ensure you don’t get turned away at the gate.

Download Disney Play

The experience in Galaxy’s Edge is meant to be immersive in a way that surpasses just the environment. The stage is set for conflict and guests are invited to take their place in the story. The way you do this is by creating a character profile for yourself on the Disney Play app. After you set up your permissions, you will be able to use your device to interact with the park’s story. You’ll contribute as Resistance, First Order, or as a scoundrel.

Pick a Time of Day

Time of day is important in your Galaxy’s Edge planning. Even after the reservation window is lifted, there are different types of experiences to consider.The food and drinks available at Black Spire Outpost change throughout the day. Your Galaxy’s Edge planning should account for the type of dining experience you want and whether or not you want to build your own lightsaber. Supplies run short, so don’t put that experience off. Another neat feature of Galaxy’s Edge is that there is Both a daytime and night time version of Millennium Falcon Smugglers Run.

Budget for Souvenirs and Experiences

The land is essentially a marketplace. The whole place is filled with shops. Two of them include immersive experiences that have a hefty price tag; but even if you don’t want to build a lightsaber, or droids, you will come across some tempting high end merchandise. Prepare yourself ahead of time and budget for the extra expense.

Pick a Starting Point

There are multiple entrances to Galaxy’s Edge that can have an impact on your initial impression of the land. One side is Resistance themed and the other side is First Order themed. Depending on the side you choose on your character profile, I recommend consulting’s your map to start out on the end that best fits your chosen side before venturing further into the world of Batuu.

Plan Your Time

Finally, I recommend that you plan your time prior to visiting Galaxy’s Edge so that you prioritize the experiences you definitely want to have. Allow for some exploration and participation in the interactive games to ensure that you get the full intended experience.

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