I read another review that was overwhelmingly positive saying it is the ultimate Star Wars fan experience. But they couldn't justify spending that much on it, especially since it's impossible to do everything on one trip.
Honestly, from what I've read and the clips I've seen, it looks really good. There's obviously much more beyond what I've seen. I'm sure it pops as an immersive experience.
My takeaway from it is once again Disney made a bold move too early. They don't know what's going to hit for people. Last decade, they built New Fantasyland around old properties before Tangled and Frozen were released. This decade, they built Galaxy's Edge as a bland neutral land around a universally disappointing sequel trilogy in which people can't even agree about what disappointed them. Then they compounded that mistake by asking a family of four to pay $6000 for a two day experience ending with Rey vs. Kylo Ren in a lightsaber duel.
If they had built Galaxy's Edge around Tatooine which was central to the original trilogy and prequels, they could have easily integrated The Mandalorian and Book of Boba Fett which are the hot Star Wars properties. Instead of one family spending $6000, they could have easily gotten 100 families of four to pay $60 to just spend five minutes with Mando and Grogu (Baby Yoda). They wouldn't even need to build aa hotel, just a decent size queue and character greeting space.
Lol, there’s a two hour line for that ride and it’s cool as shit.