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Strategy For The Jedi Academy
Posted: Aug Sat 27, 2011 4:30 am
by rphillips14
My 5 year old son wants to go through the Jedi Academy. Does anyone have any advice on how to be in the first group after rope drop?
Re: Strategy For The Jedi Academy
Posted: Aug Sat 27, 2011 8:52 am
by Amy
rphillips14 wrote:My 5 year old son wants to go through the Jedi Academy. Does anyone have any advice on how to be in the first group after rope drop?
Get to the park early, be in the front of the line, walk really fast to Star Tours?
I'm not sure if that is a first come-first served or not. You might try calling guest services and asking what times the Jedi Academy runs.
Re: Strategy For The Jedi Academy
Posted: Aug Sat 27, 2011 12:23 pm
by yodiwan1
there is actually a sign up area near the sounds dangerous attraction. Head straight there...most people ehad to TSM or Sunset Blvd for the headliners, so you should have no problem..May the Force be with You.
Re: Strategy For The Jedi Academy
Posted: Sep Thu 01, 2011 7:26 pm
by disneygirl223
Ha ha ha ha ha yodiwan.
I
AM YOUR FAHER!!!!!
(that might not be in star wars
)
Re: Strategy For The Jedi Academy
Posted: Sep Fri 02, 2011 11:06 am
by Brian845
We just got back, and the signup system has changed. It's a lot easier as I understand it, with less chance for heartbreak. We were there at rope drop, and we were signed up for the 10:50 show. So here's what I recommend:
Get there for rope drop, and go off to the left. There will be cast members holding up lightsabers, giving instructions on how to sign up for the Jedi Academy. Follow them in an orderly line to the signup building (NOT Star Tours) near Sounds Dangerous, and wait in the queue. They say if you don't follow them and go to the building yourself, you will be directed to the back of the line. If you are there at rope drop I can confidently say that you will get into Jedi Academy. Have fun!
Re: Strategy For The Jedi Academy
Posted: Sep Thu 29, 2011 8:55 pm
by casrin
I'm a big kid who wants to do it!!!
Re: Strategy For The Jedi Academy
Posted: Sep Thu 29, 2011 8:56 pm
by Amy
casrin wrote:I'm a big kid who wants to do it!!!
Do they let adults participate?
Re: Strategy For The Jedi Academy
Posted: Sep Thu 29, 2011 10:35 pm
by Soarin08
Amy wrote:casrin wrote:I'm a big kid who wants to do it!!!
Do they let adults participate?
Yeah, do they? I'm a big dork, I'd do it!
Re: Strategy For The Jedi Academy
Posted: Sep Fri 30, 2011 1:57 pm
by Brian845
Soarin08 wrote:Amy wrote:casrin wrote:I'm a big kid who wants to do it!!!
Do they let adults participate?
Yeah, do they? I'm a big dork, I'd do it!
I believe the age limit is 12...How short are you?
Re: Strategy For The Jedi Academy
Posted: Sep Fri 30, 2011 2:32 pm
by Soarin08
I'm 5'6''....
Re: Strategy For The Jedi Academy
Posted: Sep Fri 30, 2011 10:41 pm
by Amy
Soarin08 wrote:Amy wrote:casrin wrote:I'm a big kid who wants to do it!!!
Do they let adults participate?
Yeah, do they? I'm a big dork, I'd do it!
Brian845 wrote:I believe the age limit is 12...How short are you?
Soarin08 wrote:I'm 5'6''....
So that leaves Soarin' out
Len isn't short but he might be able to pass for 12
Re: Strategy For The Jedi Academy
Posted: Oct Wed 12, 2011 1:18 pm
by momeja
My daughter was in the first group when we were there for Star Wars Weekend in May. As Amy said, the trick is simply to focus on Jedi Training first. If there are two adults, let one adult go get Fastpasses for Toy Story Mania while the other parent goes with your son to the Jedi Training check in.