24 Mind-Blowing Details And Easter Eggs At Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge That Will Make You Say, "I Love This!"
Strong with references this land is!
So, as you probably already know (especially if you're a Star Wars and/or Disney fan), Disneyland just opened its most epic and immersive land it has ever built: Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge.

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And while Galaxy's Edge is set in the time period of the current trilogy, the land has many, many hidden gems that pay tribute to the classic trilogy, prequels, spin-off films, and even the cartoons.

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Of course, we would love to list them all, but there are so many it would would be literally impossible. So here are some of the ones we spotted and loved:
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Well, maybe Yoda could do it!
1. The cargo ship above the Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo has three containers, each one has a different number on it, 77, 80, 83 — which represents the year each film from the original trilogy was released.

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The "80" is hidden from this angle, but trust us, it's there!
3. Ronto Roasters has a podracer engine "cooking meat" (a nod to the podracing scene from Phantom Menace)...
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9. One of the coolest hidden gems in the shop is these marionettes of Obi-Wan Kenobi and Darth Vader from their final dual in A New Hope.
11. The Creature Stall allows you to buy exotic pets seen in films and cartoon series, like wampas, tauntauns, banthas, porgs, and Kowakian monkey-lizards.

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12. Inside the Droid Depot all are sorts of nods to droids seen in the movies, like an Imperial enforcer droid (like K-2SO from Rogue One)...

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13. ...and the head of a battle droid from the prequels.

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But, if there is one place in Galaxy's Edge that is bursting at the seams with hidden gems it has to be Dok-Ondar's Den of Antiquities.

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In fact, Dok-Ondar is a character that is first mentioned by Qi’ra in Solo.
15. Hidden among Dok-Ondar's collection is a golden statue head of Jar Jar Binks (maybe it's a subtle nod to "false idols"?).

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17. Mounted taxidermy heads of creatures including a tauntaun and a nexu (from Attack of the Clones).

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18. A Darth Maul statue and a Mandalorian helmet (maybe this will tie into the upcoming Mandalorian TV series?).

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19. There's even a taxidermy wampa, that looks like he is ready to eat you!!!

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There was so much here that we couldn't even get to it all, and seriously you need to check it out!
20. It's easy to miss, but you can spot the black spire that gives Black Spire Outpost its name outside Dok-Ondar's shop, too.

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24. And finally, there's a hidden Mickey on the side of this building across from Ronto Roasters.

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Have fun exploring the hidden gems of Galaxy's Edge and...
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