Star Wars in Concert - Intermission Jedi

The first part of this fantastic show is over and now it is time for intermission. You can see people standing up to stretch their legs but a Jedi's work is never done as you witness this one practicing his daring lightsaber moves!

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• October
• 2009
• Honda
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• Intermission
• Jedi

[bigjjrams]

HOW LONG IS THE CONCERT

[152431702235]

@bigjjrams If I recall correctly the whole experience was about 5 or so hours; the first part starts with entering and checking everything out, then the concert itself which is at least a couple of hours not including the intermission and then you have a chance to revisit the props again afterwards briefly on the way out.

[dvdfrnzwbr]

I was the older dude in the Jedi outfit and this hot cougar/ MILF next to me grabbed my light saber. What a thrill. I don't want to brag, but I had to tell R2D2 and C3po to go home without me. Boy was Uncle Owen pissed that I didn't make it home in time for the Harvest.

[razrox]

@babybluecebu i got the 75 pound tickets and i was practically on the stage

[babybluecebu]

yeah im trying to order from the american express pre-sale but im not sure if those seats are on sale yet and its really frustrating me. the only ones i can get for the cheapes price seem to be 3rd level really close to the stage so its at a weird angle. im trying to get tickets near where you were sitting though.

[152431702235]

Yes - as I recall the cheapest price was 35$ but I ordered right when I saw the local commercial for my area; make sure you get a good luck of the arena and I would recommend facing forward instead of having your neck sore by the end of the show if you sit too close at an angle.

[babybluecebu]

were you able to get those seats for the cheapest price?

[152431702235]

there were quite a few people dressed up as Jedi's I am not sure if you can see but there is an even older person sitting next to the one spinning his lightsaber around. Earlier they were posing with each other and simulating their tactical skills.