Some visitors to Disneyland’sStar Wars: Galaxy’s Edgeare showing their dark side.
The outlet noted that a number of items that can be found within the land were cropping up on eBay. The only problem? They were things that never should have been taken out of the park.
Ironically, the land is styled as the fictional trading post of Batuu, a once-thriving center of intergalactic commerce that in its demise has become a hotspot for smugglers selling ill-gotten wares and other unseemly characters.
The items coming up for sale here on earth, range from eating utensils to mementos from the rides.
A single metal spork from fast-casual dining spot Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo, for example, isbeing soldfor the shockingly high price of $190 on eBay. Pilot assignment cards, which are handed out to riders on theMillennium Falcon: Smugglers Runattraction, are also slowly disappearing from the park and appearing on the auction site. One was recently asking $400.
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Dozens of Oga’s Cantina menus and coasters are also beingsold onlinefor $100 each.
Paraphernalia that is available for purchase is also being resold. Legacy Lightsabers, which can be bought at one of the land’s shops for $100 to $200, are going forhundreds of dollarsmore online.
According to theRegister, the park has stopped carrying a number of items that most commonly go missing, including the Docking Bay 7 sporks and Galaxy’s Edge maps.
A representative for Disney did not reply to PEOPLE’s request for comment.
The land, which opened up to all guests on Monday, after a month of reservation-only access, offers a variety of rides and experiences forStar Warsfans.
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A second Galaxy’s Edge will open at Disney’s Hollywood Studios at theWalt Disney World Resortin Orlando on August 29.
source: people.com
