I am two weeks away from my trip to Orlando...I really wonder if there might be some lingering that far out.

From the numbers on the cases I saw it looks like they had 1150 of the 3000 set aside for WDW. It is crazy that how they broke it out, online got the smallest allocation.

Same.  Seems like maybe this is more for people that didn’t get the cantina?   

I was thinking the exact opposite...this is the answer for those people who wanted exterior walls for their Cantina set-up.

I am so beyond happy to see this set. How many will I buy? 2? 3?

I might have to cap it at three and wait for more on clearance.

The only nitpick I have is the lack of a vaporator accessory, but there are really good accessories here. I never thought they'd make a yellow cube crate!

Off the top of my head?

--Mos Eisely Alleys (kind of a hall)
--Death Star Halls
--Echo Base Halls
--Cloud City Halls (white)
--Cloud City Halls (red)
--Star Destroyer Halls
--Death Star II Halls (cut scene)
--Trade Federation Droid Control Ship Halls
--Theed Palace Halls
--Coruscant Lower Level Alleys
--Kamino Halls
--Invisible Hand Halls
--Utapau Halls
--Mustafar Halls
--Profundity Halls (Vader Rogue One scene)

There are quite a few I would be interested in...

I have been trying to get my mind around how that Maul pack warrants a spot in the Build-Up assortment with the 2-packs, and the only rationalization I can come to is that the 2 packs didn't cost out as cheap as they had initially planned, so a single figure pack is there to balance out the whole assortment. And Maul in an alternate costume was was determined to be enough of a draw.

 I would be interested to know if he was intended to be half of a 2 pack originally, and who the other half might have been planned as?

Thanks everyone, sincerely. It was days after my 50th birthday, such a wake up call for what the rest of my life means to me.

I did not intend to derail the thread

Thanks everyone, sincerely. It was days after my 50th birthday, such a wake up call for what the rest of my life means to me.

I did not intend to derail the thread!!

I watched the first episode of the Acolyte when it dropped, but I did not opt to watch the second one even though it was also available. I wasn't captured by the first one, it felt amateurish and hollow somehow ( it turned out I was in the midst of a heart attack at the time, so perhaps I was...distracted?)

Once I took care of all that, I never came back to the show. Like I said it didn't hook me with the first one, and even though I am a lifelong Star Wars and SW toy fan, these days it has been my stance that they need to pursue me, not the other way around. If they can't entice me with the "entertainment" or make it fun and easy to purchase their products, I am just as happy to ignore it. It was the first live action SW TV show on Disney+ I didn't watch all the way through. (I tried Resistance and Bad Batch, which were both also a first episode try and pass.)

Looking forward, I hope more Star Wars projects are launched as self-contained things. My one big letdown with the Ahsoka show last year was how unresolved it ended, and from what I hear the Acolyte had the same kind of "ending." Leaving the story unfinished is just more salt in the wound for the fans that did engage. Mando Season 3, as much as I disliked it, had an ending even if it opened the door for more adventures. Resolving things is a necessary part of storytelling.