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The Orange County Register
The Orange County Register
Travel
Brady MacDonald

How Disneyland keeps Boba Fett from bumping into Kylo Ren in Galaxy’s Edge — and why it matters

The introduction of the Mandalorian, Baby Yoda and other new Star Wars characters in Galaxy’s Edge means for the first time Disneyland will be telling more than one story in Black Spire Outpost along the vast timeline of the epic science fiction saga.

The Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge themed land at the Anaheim theme park was always envisioned as a big canvas for telling many different Star Wars stories all at once with a wide host of characters, according to Walt Disney Imagineering’s Scott Trowbridge.

“It is a place that can connect with the entire range of Star Wars storytelling from the High Republic era a thousand years ago all the way to where we may be going a thousand years in the future,” said Trowbridge, who oversees the Star Wars portfolio at Imagineering.

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