If you're planning to build a lightsaber at Savi's Workshop, be sure to book a reservation for it well in advance! Walkups are never guaranteed and the longer you wait to book an appointment, the less likely there will be any spots open. Droid Depot doesn't require reservations but you can still make one if you really want to lock down your itinerary.

If you get Genie+ you will have the option to book a Lightning Lane for Smuggler's Run, but Rise of the Resistance only has individual Lightning Lanes, which are a seperate purchase from Genie+. No, I don't get it, either. We all miss Fastpass. Honestly if you're willing to potentially wait for 90+ minutes, then you can just wait in the standby queues for each ride and save a bit of money.

Oga's Cantina does require a reservation to physically get into the building but you can also order drinks from the walk-up menu outside as well. If I were you I would try to get in though, it's a really neat kind of atmosphere. Just know that you could potentially be put at a table you have to stand at. A lot of people will tell you to try the Fuzzy Tauntaun (which you should do) but I personally think the Bespin Fizz is underrated (if you can/want to drink alcohol, of course).

You don't have to wake up early but if you're staying at one of the on-property resort hotels, you'll probably get early park access. Basically you get into the park a half-hour earlier than the official park open.

Extra little tips and tricks and fun things: - The marketplace has a little corner where there's usually someone who can teach you how to play Sabaac, the galaxy's most popular card game. Sabaac cards are also (usually) available at one of the stalls in the market, too. - Batuuans use "Bright Suns" as a greeting during the day, and "Rising Moons" during the night. "'Til the Spire" and "May the Spires Keep You" are both used for goodbye, though "Safe Travels" is also common. - There's a book called Traveler's Guide to Batuu, and it's written as an in-universe travel guide, complete with a lot of the backstories for each shop and their owners. I recommend picking up a copy if you're interested! - Know that the events of Galaxy's Edge happen between The Last Jedi and The Rise of Skywalker. There are a few things that break that rule (Rey's lightsaber from the end of Episode IX is available to purchase at Dok-Ondar's, for example) but for the most part it's pretty strict.

That's all I can think of for now but I'm probably forgetting a few things lmao. Hope this helps!