PHEW! It’s Star Wars Day, and that means we’ve been off on a galactic adventure all day long to show you everything happening in the parks!

Although we know you’re invested in that awesome-themed food, Disney World is also hosting exclusive merchandise in honor of the May the 4th holiday. And, we’re giving you a look at every piece of merchandise you can find in Disney’s Hollywood Studios for Star Wars Day! And note that some are available online as well!

When we first entered the park this morning at 9AM ET, there was already a HUGE amount of people in the Virtual Queue set up in Disney’s Hollywood Studios. We’re talking 849 parties ahead of us (YIKES). But, things still moved pretty quickly because we were inside the Stage 1 area next to MuppetVision 3D by 2PM to view all the merchandise!

If you’re looking for collectibles, then you’re in the right place! There were all sorts of limited-edition items, including an entire line-up of pins. You can wear the Smugglers Run Pins before you pilot the Millennium Falcon next with Hondo Ohnaka and his R5-P8 droid for $19.99 each.

You can also celebrate the debut Star Wars: The Bad Batch on Disney+ with the Bad Batch Pins that have the SWDP symbol…

…and the helmets of the “Bad Batch” of the Clone Army for $15.99 each.

Of course, it goes without saying that you need a Star Wars Day Pin to wear around the parks as well! And, you can find two of them at Stage 1 with the limited-edition pin featuring an X-Wing Pilot and Stormtrooper for $15.99…

…and the jumbo-sized version that’s extra special for $54.99!

You can also collect two themed MagicBands on the shelves as well in honor of May the 4th and Bad Batch for $34.99 each.

The Bad Batch MagicBand comes in a themed case with only 1,500 available…

…with the helmets of the Clone crew on one side on the band…

…and Wrecker standing tall on the other side.

The Star Wars MagicBand, though, only has 1,000 of the limited edition accessory available…

…with the words “rebel” on one side of the band…

…a TIE Fighter and X-Wing Pilot together…

…and the famous Millennium Falcon blasting off across the galaxy.

There’s even a line of apparel and accessories with the same May the 4th design as the MagicBand! You can wear the Star Wars Day Shirt for $29.99…

…paired with the Star Wars Day Hat for $27.99.

The hat has the May the 4th logo on the side…

…as well as the Walt Disney World logo on the back!

Since you’ll need to stay hydrated during your trek across Batuu, you can sip on water out of the Star Wars Day Tumbler…

…that features an X-Wing Pilot and a Stormtrooper going head-to-head on the back for $34.99.

We found the droid you have been looking for because there’s an R2-D2 Spirit Jersey on the shelves! The jersey looks just like the droid with the gray, black, red, blue, and white color scheme…

…along with the Star Wars logo stretched across the back for $69.99.

You can also find the Star Wars Starbucks Mugs we spotted earlier in the store with designs inspired by Tatooine, Endor, and Batuu for $19.99 each…

…as well as the Star Tours Wishables that arrived on the shelves in the parks and online today for $9.99!

The Mandalorian fans can also take home the collectible figurine inspired by our favorite bounty hunter…

…which comes in a special box to protect the PVC diorama.

Last, but not least, we also spotted the BRAND NEW Leia and Luke Legacy Lightsaber Hilts available for purchase at Stage 1! The Skywalker Legacy Lightsaber Set comes in a limited edition box with only 3,000 made.

Guests are limited to the purchase of only 2 each for $375.

Right behind the hilts, though, they can find a set-up of lightsaber blades also available for purchase…

…which can be used with the Savi’s Workshop Handbuilt Lightsabers and all Legacy Lightsaber Hilts.

Guests are then able to check out before leaving Stage 1, where Cast Members are available to help behind the plexiglass counter area.

Regardless of the crowds in Disney’s Hollywood Studios, the merchandise experience was INCREDIBLY organized. Everything in the story was well-labeled and spread out, so you know exactly where to find each item. The shirts on display were set up by size, while the pins were in big batches of the same design. Despite the fact that a few items (like the tumblers) sold out pretty quickly, there were still plenty of options available on the shelves by the time we left.

It was a great use of the empty store and the cherry on top of an awesome Star Wars Day! Buuut, the day isn’t over just yet. And, you can keep up with us throughout our May the 4th adventures here at DFB throughout today!

Snag a deal on Star Wars merchandise outside of the Disney Parks!

How are you celebrating Star Wars Day? Let us know in the comments below!