Saturday is the busiest day for Star Wars Celebration at the Orange County Convention Center, with a sellout crowd and several big panels (though perhaps not as big as the panels we saw Thursday and Friday).
- Star Wars Celebration started Thursday in Orlando
- Thousands coming to Orange County Convention Center
- Expect huge crowds, lots of walking and standing, traffic
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Star Wars Celebration is the bi-annual "Star Wars" convention that draws in thousands of people from all over the world.
On Saturday the creators and stars behind the Disney XD animated series "Star Wars Rebels" will talk about the show and preview Season 4. No word on what guests will be at the panel yet.
Electronic Arts will unveil details on the sequel to its popular "Star Wars Battlefronts" game.
At some point Saturday, Felicity Jones and Forest Whitaker, stars of "Star Wars Rogue One," will speak about making the film at the StarWars.com stage.
And Walt Disney World will talks about how "Star Wars" figures into its worldwide parks and resorts -- hopefully with an update for the Star Wars lands being built at Disney's Hollywood Studios and Disneyland in California.
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Security and crowd logistics seemed to have improved over Thursday's convention day. Crowds got through the building with the help of two extra open entrances to the convention hall.
Those entrances will be put to the test Saturday. The convention is sold out. On top of that, a big vollyball tournament is taking place in the the other convention center building. That could lead to delays with parking and traffic. So arrive early if you can.
If you are planning to attend Star Wars Celebration this weekend, we have a list of 7 things you should know in our Day 1 wrap-up.