After surviving Epcot, Todd finally arrives at the main event: Star Wars Land.

What follows is a full day of Millennium Falcons, stormtroopers, roller coasters, animatronic ghosts, singing aliens, and a growing realization that Disney might have spent an unreasonable amount of money making fake places feel real.

In this episode:

• Todd finally steps into Galaxy's Edge after years of hearing Eric talk about it.

• The impossible task of acting normal when a full-size Millennium Falcon is suddenly parked in front of you.

• Rise of the Resistance somehow managing to be a ride, a movie, and a military operation at the same time.

• Why waiting in line inside a Star Destroyer is surprisingly enjoyable.

• Blue milk, green milk, and important scientific research into alien beverages.

• The tragedy of the missing droid parts and the Jawas who may or may not be responsible.

• A visit to Oga's Cantina, where coaster theft becomes an international incident.

• Smuggler's Run, Bespin, and the ongoing struggle to keep the Millennium Falcon in one piece.

• Space Mountain teaches Todd that complete darkness and roller coasters are not always best friends.

• The PeopleMover continues its campaign to be the greatest attraction nobody can properly explain.

• Carousel of Progress somehow becoming one of the most unexpectedly delightful experiences of the trip.

• Why Disney's attention to detail is both impressive and slightly alarming.

From wandering the streets of Batuu to eating lunch inside a fake drive-in movie theater, this episode covers the day Disney finally stopped being a concept and became a real place for Todd.

The original goal was to prove Eric wasn't completely crazy.

The final verdict remains under review.

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