Visitors to Disneyland are smuggling Star Wars pieces and selling them online!

Yes, you read that correct! Some visitors to Disneyland have crossed all limits of shamelessness by smuggling pieces of Disneyland’s Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, the new addition to California’s Disneyland. This 14-acre theme-park was thrown open for public last month only.
Just after a few days of its opening, the officials at the outlet noticed several items that were installed in the theme park were up for sale a famous online shopping website. The items up for sale include utensils for eating and several mementos from the rides.
For example, there is a single metal spork which is available on the shopping website for $190, which is huge! The facility also noted the disappearance of pilot assignment cards, given to riders on the Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run attraction. They were seen on the auction site being sold for $400.
Several Oga’s Cantina menus and coasters are available on the online store for $100 each. No only this, Legacy Lightsabers, which are available in the Disneyland store for $100 to $200, are being sold for more online.
It is a thing of concern for the park which opened recently for the visitors. This Star War themed park offers a wide variety of rides and experiences for the fans of the series. Here, Path of the Jedi will give you a gist of the entire saga, along with complete footage from the films. On the other hand, there is Smugglers Run that put riders in the cockpit of the Millennium Falcon and assigns them one of three roles — pilot, engineer or gunner — to execute a daring mission.