Reservations end for Disneyland's Star Wars country, but that doesn't mean you come in

Guests will now not be escorted by first order in Disneyland's highly-demanded, all-encompassing universe of "Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge "But they must act quickly to gain access.

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When the Galaxy's Edge opened almost a month ago, its original loads of visitors were required to make free reservations for To get into their Disneyland ticket – which disappeared pretty quickly. From the start Monday, wookies, droids and human participants can freely strike the country until it reaches capacity.

However, there is a catch.

Disneyland Resort will now utilize a virtual queue system accessible through the Disneyland app or kiosks throughout the park. It's a bit like a Fastpass. If the site is full, guests will be assigned a "boarding group" with two-hour return windows to return later in the day. Instead of waiting in line, they can enjoy the rest of Disneyland and California adventure.

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A mobile app review or digital signage around the park will alert you when it is time to go in. On a trip or next in line to take a picture with Mickey? Don't worry – boarding groups have up to two hours to enter the Galaxy's Edge after being called up for recording.

From Oga's Cantina – the park's first lounge for serving splashes – to DIY buildings under the Savi & # 39; s Workshop, the sparkling 14-acre-fictional world set in Batuu has already generated a lots of hype. Special activities – such as the aforementioned other world-renowned cocktails and custom lightsaber artistry – now require reservations on the same day due to limited capacity. These can be made as early as kl. 19 in the morning on your visit.

It is worth noting that the Pixar Pals parking structure, originally planned to open for Galaxy's full opening, is still in progress. For now, stick to Mickey & Friends or Toy Story Lot until mid-September.

Amanda Bartlett is an SFGate editorial assistant. Email: amanda.bartlett@sfchronicle.com