Guests who visit Droid Depot in Star Wars ... The gray hexagonal part of each leg doesn’t move, but the bottom black part ...

“Star Wars” fans who have always dreamed of building their own R2-D2 or BB-8 will be able to pick their own parts off a moving conveyor belt and assemble a remote-controlled astromech droid ...

BD Droids have come to explore Black Spire Outpost at Disneyland ... They went to visit their friends outside Droid Depot. They walk and can turn their flashlights on and off.

and now Disney Parks is bringing them to life with their latest Droid Depot release. Standing 16.5" tall, this droid features a very similar design to the Imperial Probe Droid with its spider-like ...

According to Disneyland’s online entry for Savi’s Workshop, guests wishing to build their own lightsabers will: Travel to Black Spire ... own BB or R unit at Droid Depot.

Three of the pricey remote controlled R-units were sold at the Droid Depot shop during the new Star Wars land’s first week of operation at the Anaheim theme park, according to Disneyland employees.

And today, for May the 4, Disney is releasing the Droid Depot app for iOS and Android devices. It’s free and gives you more experiences if you’ve made a droid at Galaxy’s Edge. You’ll be ...

This afternoon, Star Wars had a big showing at PulseCon, especially in the Black Series and Vintage Collection ... only as a pack-in for an exclusive. The droid pack is all repaints except for ...

We got a look at the Droid Depot store that is part of the new land inside Disneyland Park. Customers will be able to build a BB-series droid (like BB-8) or R-series droid (like R2-D2) by picking ...

We could just be busy building a fresh droid at home, thanks to the new Droid Depot App. The Disney release, which arrived just in time for May-the-Fourthers to get busy building. Have you already ...