Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge Review

Quinton Reviews the HIGHLY anticipated Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, now open at Anaheim's Disneyland!

[mars]

quinton’s officially a disney park youtuber now

[Hanklerfishies]

Why do I feel like this is spoilers for Jenny Nicholson's video

[Barrelmoth]

Were there any good ladders in Galaxy's edge? Perhaps any that break into the top 10?

[treefingers]

Quint... I think you have a roach problem buddy.
4:30
Yeaahhhh
Little bastard thought he'd get free exposure and not be called out.

[MatthewPaul]

Hey Quinton. I'm a CM who works at Galaxy's Edge and I just wanna say I'm sorry that some of us take the immersion thing a bit too seriously at the cost of simple inconvenience. In reality, we're taught to break character when a guest either doesn't want to play along or in your case just needs simple direction - even then most of my castmates try to give the most basic information in the most "Star Wars-y" way. The CM you were talking to was either trying to be the best Batuuan or was being a prick. I mean shit when it comes to the bathroom thing we just point it. I argue "restrooms" is universal. But I'm just speaking for myself. Regardless, I'm happy you had an overall good experience and have a good night. I would say "till the spire" but I figure you need a break.

[nicholaswomack]

12:51: this is my TIE- Fighter
*holds up X-Wing*

[KombatGod]

If you think about it, a problem with this kind of "serious" roleplay is that it doesn't even make sense, because it doesn't allow the status quo to change. It's the same for people who "live in the 19th century" and stuff like that. I mean if it really was real, then the staff members would start to pick up on what hundreds of customers were saying "Oh the ride? Yeah you mean the portal to Pabools, I don't know why everybody calls it ride, but it's that way." You'd say you want to pay in dollars and at first they would refuse, but then not to lose customers they'd start to give prices in dollars. They would realize that the lightsabers aren't really working and stop selling them as such. Customers would tell them the english translation of that star wars language and so they'd start putting alternate directions on the signs...

[Chipiliro]

*It was legitimately like a religious experience*

I wonder if the alcohol had anything to do with it...

[j-money]

Were there any cool Star Wars ladders?

[unicorntsukinc]

Just really excited to see the shift from "cute vids of kids crying cause they are going to disneyland" to "cute vids of adults crying cause they are going to Disneyland, cause life is hard but at least we got theme parks"

[saltysatan]

I can guarantee they’re selling out of beer and lightsabers in a week. The drunks are going to be fighting in the streets.

[munkyzzb]

It's got to be so annoying working there. Some neckbeard is swinging his new lightsaber around and you have to be like "The Force is strong with this one ".lol xD

[grahamkristensen]

Sees the thumbnail: Quinton, what are you doing?
Sees the porg: QUINTON, WHAT ARE YOU DOING?

[scottyrobot]

your tie fighter is actually an x-wing

[GustavGoldman]

4:20 Wonder if he ever noticed the bug

[DeliaCore]

can't wait for castmembers to roleplay through a drunken riot

[bedazzlebub]

Quinton: Hey can you tell me where the Bathrooms are?

Cast Member: wHaTs A bAtHrOoM?

[christiankneupper]

My dad worked for the sound design on a of those rides all over the world. He worked Pirates of the Caribbean in Shanghai. Disney was by far the most professional company he worked for. Most unprofessional was this bizarre Dollywood attraction that was basically Romeo and Juliet but with lumberjacks.

[faboolean]

I like how the shelf to the left looks sort of like a ladder. Nice touch Quinton

[Mellowbaton]

The issue with the cast members role playing could be so easily solved if a number of them were "force-sensitive". Meaning, they would "read your mind" and understand what you mean if you say something that wouldn't normally make sense in the starwars canon