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  • On May 13, 2014
    Jania from PR Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    Huge fan of your panel!!! Thanx for all the help in planing our perfect WDW vacays. Going to the parks at the end of the month and my 11 y/o boy would love to participate as a Jedi in training during SW w/end like other kids he has seen. How can he do it?

    Hi Jania,

    Thank you for supporting the Moms Panel! It's our pleasure to help you plan your magical vacation. You all will be visiting during an intergalactic time! Weekend II of Star Wars Weekends will be so exciting for you whole family, but especially your 11 year old Padawan. In order to have him participate in Jedi Training Academy at Disney's Hollywood Studios, you will have to sign him up during park opening. Since you will be visiting during Star Wars Weekends, I suggest making your way to sign ups during rope drop. As you enter the park and make your way down Hollywood Blvd, you will see cast members directing you to the sign up area for the academy. While sign-ups are usually at ABC Sound Studio, during Star Wars Weekends there is a special area dedicated to sign-ups behind Echo Lake and next to Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular. That's where you'll be directed to.

    Also keep in mind that your son will need to be present during registration, so he'll have to stand in line with you. Since he's so excited, that probably won't be an issue, right?

    I hope this answered your question, Jania. If you have any more questions before your vacation, please feel free to ask us at any time. We're always here for you.

    Have a fantastical Disney day!
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Meet the Panelist: Amiyrah, New Jersey

I'm a Disney thrill ride seeker, Star Wars fangirl and Air Force Sergeant whose name literally means "Princess." Pixie Dust is in my blood, and I'm passing that magic along to my husband, little fairy daughter, "Imagineer-in-training" son, and Winnie The Pooh sized baby boy. Learn More About Amiyrah

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