Droid Depot At Home Debut: May The 4th Be With You From Disney

ANAHEIM, CA — It was just over one year ago when Disneyland rolled out the new land, Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge. Patch toured the Astromech Droid Depot and was on hand to watch droids being built by some notable stars who were every bit as starstruck with Galaxy's Edge as we were.

Disney has a special treat for those of you who have brought droids home from the Galaxy's Edge Droid Depot: A new way to interact with your droid at home.

The out-of-this-world app, available for free download on the App Store and Google Play, brings your BB-series or R-series Astromech droid unit from Droid Depot at Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge to life for a galactic experience at home, according to a park spokesperson.

Guests who have purchased droids from the park know that the units can interact with elements around the park. Now, you can use the app to have an all-new experience with your astromech droid at home!

For those of you who never purchased a droid, this is your lucky day.

You can use the app to channel your inner-droid builder and build your digital droid or create a whole new virtual collection of droids.

"Every Jedi, Sith Lord and Rebel alike will be able to program their droids, customize them by name, see their profiles, and pilot them on a virtual path around their home activating sounds and maneuvers using the app," they said.

Choose a galactic tune by DJ R3X straight from Oga's Cantina and choreograph your droid to dance its way through your home, check it out:

What are you waiting for? The Droid Depot app is available in the U.S. and Canada and can be downloaded for free on the App Store or Google Play.

For the very first time, direct from a galaxy far, far, away, pre-built versions of BB-8 and R2-D2 interactive remote control droids from Droid Depot at Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge are available for a limited time, while supplies last, on shopDisney.com – they’ll arrive at your home, ready to play as soon as you sync them with the app.