Calling all Star Wars collectors: The Darksaber is now available in the Galaxy’s Edge theme park at Disneyland. If you’re not familiar with lightsaber lore, the Darksaber is kind of a big deal among fans of Star Wars: The Clone Wars and The Mandalorian, and now you can take it home with you…for a price.
Inside the Magic reports that the iconic black-hued lightsaber is selling for $199 inside the Batuu merchant shop, Dok-Ondar’s Den of Antiquities, according to eyewitnesses who can’t wait to bring one home.
The Darksaber was spotted inside a case of lightsabers from famous Jedi knights, including Leia and Rey, but its intricate design stands out from the rest.
Star Wars lightsabers are the ultimate gift
Disney blew Star Wars fans’ minds when they revealed the existence of a real lightsaber, which will be available at the new Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser immersive resort in Florida. The resort’s opening was pushed back to 2022, but seeing the blade light up in the promotional video was enough to ignite a frenzy among fans eager to own something so special and unique to the fandom.
Evidently, the good folks at Disney knew that waiting a year was asking a lot from pandemic-weary fans looking for some uplifting Star Wars news, so now the Darksaber is here to help bridge the gap. (Because you can never have too many lightsabers, right?)
It’s unclear at this point whether the Darksaber is available at Walt Disney World. Thus far, the only sightings of the holy grail of lightsabers have been at Galaxy’s Edge at Disneyland. If they’re not available at the Florida theme park, don’t worry too much because they’ll likely be on the way soon enough.
With season 3 of The Mandalorian in the works, the recent debut of The Bad Batch and plenty of new Star Wars content on the way, there has never been a better time to be a Star Wars fan.
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