Measures put in place to prevent overcrowding at Disneyland's Star Wars-themed attraction have caused visitors to complain that the rest of the park seems empty. But it seems that the measures may have worked too well, depending on whom you ask. The new "Star Wars" land opened on May 25, and has been plagued by complaints from guests who say they are unable to find a seat for their group or even an empty one. However, a combination of the limited number of visitors and overwhelming demand to explore the new attraction means other areas of the park have been left with scarce numbers of people.
Measures put in place to prevent overcrowding at Disneyland's Star Wars-themed attraction have caused visitors to complain that the rest of the park seems empty. The new "Star Wars" land opened on May 25, and has been plagued by complaints from guests who say they are unable to find a seat for their group or even an empty one. However, a combination of the limited number of visitors and overwhelming demand to explore the new attraction means other areas of the park have been left with scarce numbers of people.