STAR WARS Remote Control D-O Rolling Toy, The Rise of Skywalker Electronic Droid Toy with Sounds, Kids Ages 5 and up N/A

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C1-10P, more commonly known as Chopper, is the sarcastic and cranky resident astromech droid of the Ghost VCX-100 light freighter. Now you can take him under your wing as this Interactive Remote Control figure. The highly detailed reproduction of the Star Wars character features light and sound effects and removable arms. Chopper can be maneuvered around using the controller device which can also change the droid's expression, which will inevitably change yours! Academy Travel is an Authorized Disney Vacation Planner and has been designated as a Diamond EarMarked Travel Agency specializing in Walt Disney World, Disneyland Resort, Disney Cruise Line, and Aulani, a Disney Resort & Spa.

Cobbled from odds and ends in the workshop of a droidsmith, little D-O is an impressionable little roller that becomes fixated upon BB-8.The remote control allows the D-O droid toy to roll in any direction as well as perform 360-degree spins. Watch the remote-controlled D-O droid’s head bobble up and down and side to side as it races along Boys and girls will love the electronic droid sounds inspired by the D-O droid character from the Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker movie For breakfast, be sure to try the Ronto Morning Wrap, which consists of Eggs, Grilled Pork Sausage, Shredded Cheddar, and Peppercorn Sauce in Pita Bread.

These droids use Bluetooth technology to communicate with other astromech droid units as well as certain other elements and objects on Batuu and at Disney Parks and Resorts. If the remote control droid isn’t your type, there was also a LEGO Star Wars BD-1 figure released last summer. Star Wars Jedi: Survivor Uses Bluetooth technology to communicate with other Astromech Droid Units* and certain other elements and objects on Batuu and at Disney Parks and Resorts Throughout the game, BD-1 acts as a companion for Kestis, providing him with hints, getting him past obstacles, and giving him “stims” to boost the player’s health. Congratulations, you have officially built your droid! Whether you’re off to fly the Millenium Falcon or feel like just wandering around Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, be sure to bring your personal droid along with you on your adventures.

If you want an out-of-this-world experience and to build your very own droid at Droid Depot, located in both Walt Disney World and Disneyland, but aren’t sure where to begin planning — Don’t hesitate to reach out to our friends over at Academy Travel. The ferry droid was seen in an episode of “The Mandalorian.” This astromech droid has legs and arms attached to it so it can row a ferry boat. Building a droid can be tiring so if you are looking to refuel, there are several different locations inside Galaxy’s Edge at both Disney’s Hollywood Studios and Disneyland Park. Credit: Disney Oga’s Cantina