Star Wars Fans Devastated to Have to Wait Until 2022 for Celebration
This past March, highly anticipated events like the South by Southwest Festival and Emerald City [...]
Sad, but Expected
Sad, but expected, this development is... pic.twitter.com/KgSxCwm9tS
— TheWinterWind (@thewinterwind1) June 15, 2020
Bummer
Got the official email Star Wars Celebration was cancelled. Totally expected it to happen, but it's just bumming me out so much to cancel so many things I looked forward to this year.
— Steph Loughran (@steph_lough) June 15, 2020
Time to Die
star wars celebration 2020 was moved to 2022 and as a result i will now die
— manuel (@rivasxmanny) June 15, 2020
Faded Glimmer
Star Wars Celebration cancelled, thanks 'rona, for snagging one more glimmer of happiness from the world love that for us.
— Business Casexual (@Smooshkin_) June 15, 2020
Keeping the Location
We really wanted to take our little guy with us to Star Wars Celebration this year.🥺 but at least he'll be 4 when he goes and it's only 45 minutes away. So glad they didn't change the location! pic.twitter.com/NxVquPuTQt
— Jeressa (@Jeressa88) June 15, 2020
Nooooooooooooooo
— Miguel Fernandez #ZackSnydersJusticeLeague (@miggyy650) June 15, 2020
Smart Move, Actually
that announcement about Star Wars Celebration just resuming in 2022 is the smartest scheduling thing i've heard in like four months
— rob pilkington (@robpilk) June 15, 2020
Sad News
Sad news. 😔 pic.twitter.com/VUzocN7j8e
— The Imperial Communique (@TheImperialcomm) June 15, 2020
Pass the Drinks
Me coming to Star Wars Celebration: Anaheim in 2022 ready to party with all of my introverted friends I haven’t seen in two years. pic.twitter.com/0MgzMLbtNH
— Kristen Bates (@kristenkbates) June 15, 2020
Poor Baby Yoda
Finally Star Wars celebration is cancelled, my anxiety can rest easy
— Ari 💀 (@b0neboss) June 15, 2020
But to learn it won’t happen till 2022? pic.twitter.com/3krQerQnIf