I would reach out to customer support ASAP! May the force be with you, always!

Hi all, I’m new to the Reddit posting so not sure how to do this.

My wife called Disney customer service and they took her complaint serious. We looked at Vivid seats and seen there are no longer celebration tickets available. The rep said that reedpop doesn’t always provide feedback to them and they encourage any feedback to go directly to Disney to help keep them in the loop of what is going on. The more evidence and feedback they have the easier it is to implement changes.

Here is the link, Disney product seems to be the most appropriate. https://thewaltdisneycompany.com/contact-us/

Edit: if you know people who purchased resale, they may not be able to get in to the celebration. She also contacted reedpop and they “are aware” of the issue and are “working” to resolve the issue and tickets that are resold and identified will be voided.

As a huge fan that didn't get a ticket, I can highly understand all the people worldwide that suffered the same experience. We have no lack of faith, but we have lack of faith in Greedpop. I highly advise you to contact Disney as well, make them aware of the current situation, even though I assume they already know, but the more attention this gets, the better. Remember. This doesn't only put a bad light on ReedPop, but on star wars and Disney itself.

Link to contact them:
https://thewaltdisneycompany.com/contact-us/

Otherwise, here's the email it gave me:
guest.services@shopdisney.com

F the scalpers, we the true fans shall rise, #ReturnOfTheFans #TheFansStrikeBack

I've never been to Star Wars Celebration and LA '27 will be my first for myself, my wife and son. We are excited. I've lived in Northern California for 50+ years and have been to So Cal a number of times but not intimately enough to know the Good/Bad areas around Celebration or things to see besides the obvious like Disneyland so I decided to start a list for 1st-timers like myself.

I've used a combination of the topics that I see in Facebook groups as well as some additives from ChatGPT and wanted to see 4 groupings: Events and Activities at Celebration, Places to Visit outside Celebration, Fan Groups and Fan Meet Ups and Places to Eat. Note I'd love to hear additions to this list so we can make our experience collectively awesome.

Events & Activities at the Celebration

• Major Lucasfilm panels & announcements
• 50th Anniversary Star Wars celebrations
• Actor autographs & photo ops (will be purchasable closer to the start of Celebration)
• Fan panels & lore discussions (likely published prior to the start of Celebration). Note: I've been advised to plan around a Fan panel / day and try not to overprogram.
• Celebration-exclusive merchandise shopping. Exclusives will likely be snatched up early so if you want an exclusive or even official Celebration merch, you may choose to get these early to get your item and in your size/quanity.
• Artist Alley & collectible art
• Cosplay showcases & costume contests
• Live podcast/theater stages
• Evening fan parties & trivia nights
• Sabacc tournaments & themed meetups
• Fan - Swag trading events (pins, stickers, patches, custom cards)
• Running of the Wilrow Hoods & parody fan marches
• Hotel lobby fan gatherings & after-hours socializing

Places to Visit Outside of Celebration

• Lucas Museum of Narrative Art
• TCL Chinese Theatre (original 1977 premiere site)
• El Capitan Theatre
• Disneyland Park
  • Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge
• Downtown LA & Hollywood sightseeing
• Griffith Observatory
• Santa Monica Pier
• Hollywood Walk of Fame

Here are the major Star Wars-related stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame that fans commonly visit:

Star Wars Figure	Location	Notes
Mark Hamill	6834 Hollywood Blvd	In front of El Capitan Theatre
Carrie Fisher	6840 Hollywood Blvd	Dedicated on May the 4th, 2023
Harrison Ford	6801 Hollywood Blvd	Very close to Hamill/Fisher cluster
George Lucas	6841 Hollywood Blvd	Near the others in the core Star Wars area
Ewan McGregor	6840 Hollywood Blvd area	Placed near Carrie Fisher’s star
Billy Dee Williams	7007 Hollywood Blvd	Lando Calrissian
James Earl Jones	7000 Hollywood Blvd	Voice of Darth Vader
Frank Oz	6915 Hollywood Blvd	Yoda performer/voice
Alec Guinness	1559 Vine St	Original Obi-Wan Kenobi
Natalie Portman	6801 Hollywood Blvd	Padmé Amidala

Best “Star Wars Cluster” to Visit

You can see:

• Mark Hamill
• Carrie Fisher
• George Lucas
• Harrison Ford
• Ewan McGregor nearby

…all within a short walking distance (around 6800–6841 Hollywood Blvd)

Fan Groups & Fan-Driven Meetups

Fan Organizations

• 501st Legion
• Rebel Legion
• Mandalorian Mercs
• Droid builders & prop communities
• Virtual Cantina Network fan gatherings
• Saberguild.org

Fan Activities

• Massive cosplay meetups & group photos
• Character-specific gatherings (Jedi, Sith, Mandalorians, clones)
• Group costume marches on convention floor
• Charity appearances/events
• Fan mixers & social meetups
• Cantina nights & themed after-parties
• Batuu bounding & Galaxy’s Edge fan nights
• Lightsaber meetups & nighttime photo groups
• Podcast community gatherings
• Trading sessions in hotel lobbies
• Cosplay repair meetups
• Late-night lore discussions & fan networking

SWAG (Fan made giveaways to trade with other fans).

Likely to find some ideas on Etsy. Would encourage creativity and theme. Think 50th anniversary, think '77, think LA, etc. I found SWAG Trackers | THE SWAG CREW. They have a ton of photos that SWAG traders have made at past Celebrations. They range from buttons, to patches, pins, 3d Printed and laser cut items to handmade items. Some great inspiration there. They also have had a meet up in the past. Check out their FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/swcswagcrew

Restaurants / Places to Eat (with links)

• Food Trucks likely at or around Celebration
• Scum and Villainy Cantina — Star Wars-inspired fan meetup bar
• Oga’s Cantina — immersive Star Wars cantina inside Galaxy’s Edge
• Kogi BBQ Truck — iconic Korean-Mexican fusion taco truck
• Leo’s Tacos Truck — legendary al pastor tacos
• Mariscos Jalisco — famous shrimp tacos
• Tacos 1986 — popular Tijuana-style tacos with DTLA locations
• Sonoratown — frequently ranked among LA’s best tacos/burritos
• Ave 26 Tacos — famous late-night taco scene & street-food atmosphere
• Smorgasburg Los Angeles — huge weekly outdoor foodie gathering/event
• Grand Central Market — iconic DTLA food hall with many vendors
• ROW DTLA — food/events/shopping complex near Arts District
• Little Tokyo Los Angeles — ramen, izakayas, desserts, anime culture
• Koreatown LA Guide — Korean BBQ, late-night food, bars, cafes
• Arts District LA — breweries, trendy restaurants, food popups
• Anaheim Packing District — excellent food hall if doing Disneyland/Galaxy’s Edge

Can people respond with screenshots of scalpers and resellers listed on vendor sites at the same time that the queue was happening, possibly with timestamps? I have one on my end that might help. The AG for California is Rob Bonta, whose page has one allowing consumers to complain about business practices. The form can be found on https://oag.ca.gov/contact/consumer-complaint-against-business-or-company if you'd rather complain directly.

This wouldnt bother me so badly if it weren't for the 20 ticket cap and immediate resell by purchasers.

Just to generally test the waters, amd if anyone with better legal opinion out there could verify, According to chatgpt:

Yes — there absolutely is precedent for ticketing companies being sued successfully or at least forced into substantial settlements over deceptive or anticompetitive ticketing practices. But the important distinction is this:

Most successful cases were not based solely on “tickets sold out too fast.”

They usually involved:

deceptive practices,

hidden fees,

bot/scalper facilitation,

monopolistic conduct,

misleading anti-scalping claims,

or antitrust violations.

The closest analog to your ReedPop concern is probably the wave of lawsuits against Ticketmaster and Live Nation after the disaster.

Key examples:

Taylor Swift / Ticketmaster lawsuits

Fans sued alleging:

Ticketmaster knowingly allowed bots and scalpers,

oversold presale access,

misrepresented anti-bot protections,

and used monopolistic practices.

Some claims survived dismissal and proceeded in federal court. A federal judge allowed major portions of the lawsuit to continue under antitrust and California consumer protection laws.

That matters because courts basically said:

> “These allegations are serious enough to litigate.”

The plaintiffs argued Ticketmaster:

created false expectations of fair access,

knowingly enabled a broken queue,

and facilitated inflated resale markets.

That sounds much closer to your ReedPop theory.

There was also the earlier:

Barfuss v. Live Nation / Ticketmaster

This lawsuit specifically alleged:

intentional deception,

fraud,

price fixing,

misleading queue practices,

and allowing scalpers/bots despite public claims otherwise.

The plaintiffs claimed Ticketmaster:

“gave more codes than it had tickets,”

permitted bots,

and effectively trapped consumers in a fake fair-access system.

Again, very relevant conceptually.

Now, did plaintiffs “win”?

That depends what you mean.

Yes — in settlements and procedural victories

Ticketmaster has paid enormous settlements before.

One famous class action over excessive online ticket fees resulted in roughly a $400 million settlement.

Consumers received:

credits,

ticket vouchers,

and compensation.

There are also ongoing antitrust victories:

In 2026, a federal jury found Live Nation/Ticketmaster operated as an illegal monopoly that overcharged consumers.

That is a massive precedent showing courts and juries are increasingly willing to believe ticketing ecosystems can be unlawfully anti-consumer.

But there’s an important caveat:

Courts usually need evidence of more than incompetence

If ReedPop simply says:

> “We allowed 20-ticket purchases for group travel convenience,”

that alone may not be illegal.

However, the legal risk increases dramatically if plaintiffs could show:

ReedPop knew scalpers were buying in bulk,

ignored obvious bot activity,

failed to implement standard anti-scalping protections,

advertised “fan-first” fairness while structuring sales otherwise,

or profited from resale ecosystems.

The strongest potential claim against ReedPop would probably not be:

> “They allowed 20 tickets.”

It would be:

> “They created the appearance of a fair queue while knowingly structuring sales in a way that overwhelmingly advantaged scalpers and deprived ordinary consumers of a realistic purchasing opportunity.”

That’s much closer to the Ticketmaster litigation language that courts have taken seriously.

One other thing: If fans have screenshots, archived marketing, queue messaging, anti-bot promises, or evidence that tickets immediately flooded resale sites in huge quantities, that materially strengthens any case.

Without that, it becomes much harder to distinguish:

bad planning, from

legally deceptive conduct.

i still got my tickets but had to pay a atrocious price for individual days..

I was bored...😅

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