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Galaxy's Edge!Savi's Workshop vs. Droid Depot — Which Experience Is Right for You? Ready to build your very own lightsaber or bring a droid to life? This week on Let's Talk Dis, Jeff Coviello and Disney Master Sandy from EZ DIS by Instant Impressions Travel Services take you inside two of the most immersive experiences at Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge! Whether you're a lifelong Star Wars fan or planning a first visit to Batuu, we're breaking down everything you need to know before spending those galactic credits. 🌟 In this episode, we're talking about: Savi's Workshop: The secret lightsaber-building experience, four unique hilt themes, kyber crystals and the unforgettable lightsaber ignition ceremony.Droid Depot: How to design your own BB-series, R-series or C-series droid, choose personality chips and bring your creation to life.Costs & Reservations: What to budget, when to book and which experience offers the best value for your family.Insider Tips: Carrying your creations around the parks, transporting lightsabers home and shopping for accessories.The Big Question: Is Savi's Workshop worth the splurge, or is Droid Depot the better choice?From choosing your kyber crystal to watching your custom droid come to life, we'll help you decide which experience deserves a spot on your Disney vacation wish list! Planning a Disney adventure? Let the experts at EZ DIS by Instant Impressions Travel Services help you plan a vacation that's out of this galaxy! From resort recommendations to dining reservations and special experiences, we're here to help make every moment magical. 🌐 EZDisEZ.com 🎧 Enjoy the episode? Share it with your favorite Star Wars fan, and don't forget to follow and subscribe to Let's Talk Dis for more Disney vacation tips, news and insider advice. Make it a great week, and as always… keep making memories! #LetsTalkDis #EZDIS #StarWarsGalaxysEdge #SavisWorkshop #DroidDepot #DisneyWorld #Disneyland #StarWarsFans #DisneyTravelTips #DisneyPodcast #DisneyVacationPlanning

From the brilliant mind behind Gideon's Bakehouse, here's twist with their quick service location serving coffins (aka sweet and savory sandwiches)

Hurly Burly has officially replaced Jellyrolls at Disney’s BoardWalk — but is it really a replacement? In this episode of Let’s Talk Dis, we head inside Hurly Burly, the newest nightlife and entertainment venue at Walt Disney World’s BoardWalk, to see what has changed, what remains from the Jellyrolls days, and whether this new concept deserves a spot in your Disney vacation plans. Hurly Burly is actually three experiences in one: an outdoor bar, family-friendly entertainment, including activities such as trivia and bingo, and a 21+ experience later at night, We break down how the new venue compares with Jellyrolls, including its third-party operation, age restrictions, entertainment—or lack thereof—and even whether you can still spot remnants of Jellyrolls inside.  Pasted markdown And yes, there's food! We take a look at the Hurly Burly menu, including Meatballs in Tomato Gravy, Roast Beef Sliders, Antipasto, Tomato Pie, Oven-Roasted Shrimp, Mini Pretzels with Bacon-Cheese Fondue, Mini Apple Cider Doughnuts and the fun Theater Concessions offering.  Pasted markdown We also answer some of the questions Disney fans really want to know: Is Hurly Burly easy to get into? Is the food on the Disney Dining Plan? Is it good for families? Is it worth visiting if you loved Jellyrolls? And what should you know before you go? Whether you're staying at Disney's BoardWalk, Yacht & Beach Club, Swan and Dolphin or simply looking for something different to do after a day at EPCOT or Hollywood Studios, we're sharing what you need to know before adding Hurly Burly to your Walt Disney World plans. 🎧 Listen now and decide: Is Hurly Burly a welcome new addition to Disney’s BoardWalk—or are you still mourning Jellyrolls? In This Episode What replaced Jellyrolls at Disney’s BoardWalkWhat Hurly Burly is really likeHurly Burly vs. JellyrollsFamily-friendly hours vs. 21+ nightlifeTrivia, bingo and entertainmentSigns of the old Jellyrolls that remainHurly Burly food and menu optionsPlant-based choicesDisney Dining Plan questionsHow difficult it is to get inWho should—and shouldn't—add it to their Disney vacation

Sandy shares her unique experience taking part in the 2026 #United 7 Hub Run.   A day of travel enthusiasts spending the day flying to all United Airlines Hubs.  From Newark (EWR) to Washington, DC (IAD) to Chicago (ORD) to Houston (IAH) to Denver (DEN) to Los Angles (LAX) and ending in San Francisco (SFO). Yes, one long, fun day, 3,788 miles in the air and almost 70 new friends on board.  The announcement just came out for the 2027 and Sandy shares why she will do it again including the new ending location of LAX.  That's right, the airport that is home to Disneyland.  Sandy will be coordinating a day with her Hub Runner friends running the parks with a VIP Guide and more!  If you'd like to be part of the experience, reach out to [email protected] or check out ezdisez.com