'Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge' Becoming A Hunting Ground For Collectibles

[Outsiders]

The Disneyland's Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge is becoming a hunting grounds for Souvenir Hunters and eBay Resellers as customers are apparently helping themselves with anything branded from the park to try and sell.

Popular items being sold are the drink coasters at Oga’s Cantina, the prized coasters are emblazoned with sayings written in Aurebesh, a Star Wars language.  The cards from the Oga’s Cantina virtual queue, and the color-coded flight crew cards visitors receive when they ride the Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run attraction.  Other items also listed are Maps of Galaxy’s Edge and eatery Docking Bay 7 sporks, a combination of fork and spoon

Oga’s Cantina coaster are selling for $10 to $20 dollars while the menus for Oga’s Cantina are particularly valued, being sold for $40 dollars.

Disney has not yet commented on the situation, but the park employees are trying to stop collectors by collecting menus more quickly when orders are placed.

Source: Deadline

[Satam]

That's just silly.

[JeffCoJeffCo]

I would love to go there next summer, but yes this doesn't make sense.