PRINCESS LEIAORSO | DARTHSHADER | CHICAMACEWINDU | MONORAIL256

PRINCESS LEIAORSO- Another early morning to rise and shine as my week drew to a close. Yet, luckily, I knew there was to be no waiting in line before dawn or sweating over whether I would meet my favorite heroine. Star Wars Weekends 2003 was finally here and I was getting up to experience it, once again. Early to bed, early to rise is a fallacy as the Matrix brought me home at 1am. Yet a 7am waking wasn't too bad.

Disney was to open at 9am, an hour later than usual, but the lines were normal for the 45 minute interlude before the opening of the park. Resort guests were allowed in the park at 8:30ish and those lucky enough to be them probably got to the wristband lines ASAP. For us locals and other tourists, though, the wait extended to 9am when the gates finally opened and we were let in. Brandon and I ran towards the Star Tours area, only to be stopped by Crew Members telling us to go right or left depending on the star we wished to get wristbands for. Each star was to sign at 12pm and 3pm but getting bands for both would be nearly impossible as they would BOTH be handed out at 9:30am, at which time both lines were already full. We got Billy D. Williams at 3pm; #25 and #26. Luckily there was a surprise guest, Michone Bourrague, who is scheduled for the last weekend. Bewildered and excited fans got in line right after the other two. The line was short and not quite as hot as Friday attendees had mentioned, but we WERE in shorts and t-shirts. We got Michone wristbands at 12pm; # 36 and #37. I think the surprise element was the only luck that allowed us to obtain both wristbands…Anthony will have to wait.

After waiting in line for about 1 hour, we rode Star Tours for the first time that day. The ride was pretty empty and took only 10 minutes to wait in line for. We signed up for the Tatooine Trivia Trials, which contrary to popular belief were NOT replaced by Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, just postponed to a later time. Luckily, we got in the trials as #41 and 42, even though we signed up quite early in the morning. Only 50 slots were available so timing is extremely important. Instead of giving away prizes to trial participants, Lucasfilm was considerate enough to give away Trading Card Game Starter Kits while supplies lasted (there were leftovers). All you had to do was ride Star Tours and get your hand stamped at entry.

We did not attend Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, but showtimes were 11:30am and 12:20pm. After Star Tours, Tatooine Traders appealed once more, but the line was quite long so we decided to put it off until later. We took pictures with a corny Darth Vader cut-out which came out looking tremendously realistic. Afterwards, we rode Tower of Terror twice, as lines only lasted around 15 minutes or so. Eleven o'clock was the target time to line up for the Motorcade Parade, which started about 10 minutes late. The 501st Legion trooped in front of the many new AOTC characters such as Kit Fisto and Zam Wesell. Then Michone and Billy paraded in their red convertibles and Anthony rode in style wearing his golden jacket in a "speeder" modeled car. The question and answer session did not follow the parade as in previous years, but instead was scheduled to take place at 2pm in the ABC auditorium.

At 12 we were to meet the "mysterious Bounty Hunter" Aurra Sing. We were thirsty so I got a smoothie. Not only was it overpriced ($3 something) but it was extremely sugary and gave me a headache. What was to come calmed my mind, though. Michone was quite beautiful (after all she IS a model) and very sweet. We shared a few anecdotes about Florida's tremendous heat and she forgot to cross her "T" in my autograph's "Best Wishes." I shook her hand and thanked her.

Afterwards, lunch was once again expensive as ever. As the 501st Legion sat in the corner of the Backlot Express, we enjoyed our $8 burgers at a recently vacated table we acquired by chance. The restaurant was full yet we enjoyed the food and digested it while playing the overpriced ($1 to $1.50 each) Arcade Games. The pod racer game stole my quarter but a friendly Crew Member came to my rescue and I could finally play my game.

We arrived at the ABC theater at 1:30pm and the doors were not open yet. We stood outside while a Nabooian couple "entertained" us earthlings and whoever wished to, submitted questions for the stars. We entered the auditorium and sat in the front row, annoying the stormtroopers overseeing our entrance. I called one of them too skinny for a stormtrooper and they all became aware of my recklessness. I soon had four stormtroopers keeping an eye on me and pointing blasters in my face. The Question and Answer session was completely different from previous years, and there was no handprint ceremony. The stars entered individually and faced fan asked questions. Billy D. Williams reminisced his Colt-45 days and did not recall his "scream" when he fell into the Sarlacc pit, Michone mentioned her modeling/waitress days and Anthony bragged about his golden jacket and his show at 4:45pm. Not only was it extremely enjoyable, but the Air Conditioning was an added bonus.

Meeting Billy D was an interesting ordeal. A huge Lando fan, I was completely insane over meeting the actor who played such a charming and gorgeous character. Unlike most actors, (I do not know if Anthony's policies were the same) Billy D only signed the Disney provided black-and-white pictures, yet he actually personalized them. I just stared at him and smiled, saying thank you over and over while he sat there and grunted a goodbye. I was ecstatic…

We rode the Aerosmith ride twice and the Tower of Terror once more, as lines did not exceed 20 minutes. At 4:20ish we walked to the ABC auditorium once more and waited for entry while watching old Star Wars trailers. Soon I found myself in an auditorium with over 300 people bowing and saying "Oooma," mimicking the Ewoks when they first encountered C-3PO. Anthony Daniels had not enjoyed a standing ovation when he first entered so he "trained" us into the stunt and re-entered while we demonstrated how crazy Star Wars fans really are. He gave us insight into how to really get rid of Stormtroopers (after using the Force fails) and told us stories of R2-D2 "ramming" him from behind on the set, and his first meeting with Sir Alec Guiness. A surprise visit from R2-D2 soon brought "awws" from the crowd as the two "droids" shared a sentimental moment and we were soon off to ride Star Tours once again. After rushing to Star Tours, we rode it once and finally got our Star Wars merchandise while the lines at Tatooine Traders were finally subdued (the daily MGM Parade was under way).

We arrived at the trivia trials registration at 5:45pm. They lined us up and took us to set up. A practice question ensued and we began with the "Wookie" round of multiple-choice questions. Brandon was unfortunate to get out on the last one, while I moved on to the Free-Response section. Once on stage, my nerves caught up with my brain and it froze. The question: "Where did the rebels gather prior to the Second Death Star battle." While my heart cried out Sullust, my brain called out Endor and of course, I was hesitant to answer that. I left my board blank, and got eliminated on the spot. That afternoon, I was devastated and bashed my head against the wall multiple times for not trusting my instincts. After the trivia trials, we made our way to the Indiana Jones Stuntspectacular and called it a day, as we skipped the Star Wars Hoopla at 7pm.

Overall, the day was amazing. Meeting Billy D was remarkable and the surprise from Michone was even better. Disney's organization was a little better and it made the experience more enjoyable. The heat was not completely unbearable and the occasional Auditorium visits did help. We missed several presentations (Who Wants to be a Millionaire and Behind the Force) and of course were not able to get Anthony's autograph but everything else was worth it. The Q&A session made up for not meeting "3PO" one-on-one and the short lines were extra awesome. For the first time in my entire life I spent a day at a theme park and did not have to wait in line over 30 minutes for anything, even wristbands. Like AOTC, this weekend was extremely enjoyable, even though it will never surpass the excitement of my first weekend or anyone's first viewing of the OT.

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Got to the park about 10:30 a.m., just in time for the Parade and Celebrity welcome. Tattooine Traders(Star Tours merchandise store) was a lot less crowded, although the really limited items like the coin and boxed pin set were sold out already. Lots of Speeder 3000's and Star Tours figures in stock. Was able to get in & out fairly easy.

I headed over to Mickey ave, (outside Star Tours section) to check out the "Who Wants to be a Millionaire?" attraction. What a pleasant surprise! The first 2 shows of the day are Star Wars themed, both in trivia and
prizes! The audience participates on this attraction, and there are chances to win some really cool Star Wars/Disney prizes. It was extremely entertaining, fun, and, as a bonus, air conditioned! The show is
approximately 20 minutes.

Next, I went back to the Star Tours section, and stopped by The Event Information table to chat with some veteran cast members. They were nice enough to direct me to the location that they were giving away AOTC trading card games FREE(location changes several times daily). Make sure to stop by the Event Info table, they are very helpful!

Just for grins, I cruised back by the autograph area. Anthony Daniels is so wonderful with the fans, it is fun to just watch. Lines for both BDW & AD were to capacity, but Disney was nice enough to surprise us with a bonus guest, Miss Aurra Sing herself, Michonne Bourrigue. Again great to watch a SW guest who appreciates interaction with the fans! She had no problems signing collectibles.

A short time later, I caught "Stars of the Saga" a SW celebrity talk show.(located in the ABC theater at 2:00 pm) This was a great Q & A session with our SW guests of the week.(and a bonus for air conditioning and a
seat!)

After a brief stop to the video arcade(located in the Backlot Express cafe), and went back over to Mickey ave to check out The Backlot Tour. Another wonderful surprise!! The tour takes about 35 minutes, and is well worth it. A chance to see some great SW & Indiana Jones movie items. As you exit the tour, there is a great display of Great Movie Villans!(I never knew this was here!!) Our favorite Man in Black was on display, along with lots of other movie baddies!

It was early evening, I went back over to the Star tours area to catch the Tatooine Trivia Trials at 6:00 pm.(you must register in the morning for this event, space is limited.) The prizes are impressive, so well worth playing
should you get a chance.

A day at MGM is not complete without a few rides on the Rock N' Roller Coaster! Remember that if you cannot make it in to the autograph line, there are still so many fun things to choose from!!!(and rides with air
conditioning.) See you all next week!

CHICAMACEWINDU- Friday, May 16th First day of the Star Wars Weekend at MGM.

We had flown down on Thursday and arrived a little after midnight. After checking into our hotel and settling down, it was time to sleep before our first big day. The alarm woke us up at 6:45 AM. After showering and eating breakfast, we were on our way to MGM by 8:15. After waiting for the boat from the Dolphin (where we stayed), we made it to the park by 8:25. We had to activate our annual passes since it was our first time with them and we made it over to Guest Services. Ten short minutes later, we were ready to wait to be let into the park.

Instead of waiting in the extremely long lines that formed behind the middle turnstiles, we just waited to the side in front of other turnstiles that were not covered and had no one in front of them. There was a little skit going on top of the gates with 2 stormtroopers, but since we were underneath it, we could only hear what they were saying. Finally, at 8:45, they started letting people into the parks, only to stop us at the rope on Hollywood Ave. There, the group was split. Everyone going to Tower of Terror (ToT) and Rockin' Roller coaster (RnRC) went to the right. On the left, we were told to split, with the Anthony Daniels people going to the right around the pond and the Billy Dee Williams (BDW) people going to the left. We decided to get our BDW autographs first.

We promptly got in line and noticed that none of the Cast Members (CM) knew what was going on. There were no wristbands, nothing. Luckily, I was under the one umbrella that was up to provide shade in line. After a half hour, they finally announced that yes, they would be handing out wristbands and it would be about 15 minutes until they were ready. I pity the poor person who had to write out all those bands! So, finally at 9:45, they started handing out the bands. We got numbers 13 - 16 for the 12:00 session with Billy Dee Williams. We went over to get in Anthony Daniels (AD) line right away after that. After waiting for another half hour or so, I managed to get the last band for the 3:00 session for AD. Yea for #60! My friends got 1-3 of the standby line.

After this, we went to sign up for trivia and since there were only 2 spots left in standby, I let my friends Maria and Celeste take the last 2 spots. After getting their numbers, we headed off to Star Tours. The line was non-existent so the wait should have been marked "how fast can you walk?" We stopped into Tatooine Traders to get our stuff so that we could send it back to the hotel and be finished with the store. An hour and a half and almost $250 later, I was finished.

It was now time to get back in line for our first autograph. Apparently, they [were] only signing the Disney provided pics. We got a little piece of paper to write our name on so that BDW did not have to actually interact with anyone. After about 15 minutes and a gruff "Hi" from BDW, we all were set with our first autograph. Just a note for everyone: BDW was wearing socks and sandals at this event. They were not regular socks, no. They had polka dots on them!

We had earlier sent Rosie off to get us fast passes for Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (WWtBaM), so we now could go to the 1:00 edition of the show. It was not a Star Wars edition, but I still did really good, getting up on the leader board at #2 in the end. Oh well, at least I wasn't #1 and then have them end the show!

Since it was now almost 1:30, we decided to go for lunch at the Backstage Express. After a nice relaxing lunch, it was time to stop at the pin cart in front of the restaurant and spend another $100 on pins. Please note that this is not all for myself and I am getting paid back by people for this! After lunch, we went to the 2:00 celebrity talk show. Again, BDW was rather gruff and was not very personable with anyone. AD on the other hand is too cute! He definitely made the day for us. After this was over, it was about 2:45, so we decided that we had time to go on RnRC before getting the autographs. We had sent Maria over before lunch to get us Fastpasses for this, so we walked right on.

It was now about 3:15, we walked back and got in line [for AD autographs]. Gee, I was at the end, not too tough to figure out where I had to go. Apparently they had not taken ANY standby people for the first session, so my friends were forced to stand outside the line until they could judge how many people they would be able to get through in the hour. Luckily, several people had not shown up, so my friends could no longer torment me with the ice cream that they had bought while I was standing in line!

Finally, it was my turn to meet AD! Okay, we did not get our note cards this time, so I had to spell my name for him. Mind you, my name is not very hard, but he kept wanting to put other spellings to it. My name is Katie, but AD wanted to first spell it with a C and then a Y. Basically it was me repeating my name over and over again. So, after having him practice my name on a separate sheet of paper, I got my autograph. My friends were right behind me in line, so they went up next. Apparently there is some tool called a Celeste so he started talking about that [in reference to my friend Celeste]. All in all, he is an extremely personable person and would be worth twice the wait to see him.

Since it was now 4:00, we decided that it was time to catch the Muppets (We just cannot go to MGM without seeing that show) after stalking a couple of characters, Boba Fett, the stormtroopers, the Jawas, the Ewoks, the Cantina band, Greedo, Mace Windu (this was just me, since I started running when I saw him.) Yeah, I'm a really big Mace Windu fan. I annoyed Maria almost every single time we saw Episode 2 in the theaters (a whopping 9 times together, 10 times total) by singing every time he was on the screen. Ah, Mace Windu and Obi Wan were my biggest weaknesses in that movie. But I digress. We also got in line for Luke and Leia [pictures] and when we were at the front, Han Solo came over, leaving a line of people to spend some time with us. Not quite sure why this was, but I think it was the fact that Luke and Leia had a girl who was in her 20s (in front of us in line) and then the rest of us (all in our early 20s) and all he had were little kids. That's my theory. The characters really do prefer people their own age, especially if they are of the opposite sex. So we got a very hard to come by Han, Luke, and Leia pic. After we left the line, Han went back to his own line and signed autographs again.

After a little bit of window shopping at a couple of various stores, we staked out seats for the 5:30 Stars in Motorcars Parade that we have missed every year due to rain and other various reasons. We got seats in the shade directly in front of the stage next to Star Tours, so we were in a really good position for pictures. We also had some pretty good interaction with the Jawas who were extremely interested in our empty pop bottles. It was rather funny.

After the parade, it was time for Celeste and Maria to report for the trivia. Both got into the show and Rosie and I watched from the sidelines. Why is it that you know the questions then but you can't answer them when you actually play? Oh well, they both got out in the first round on the question of "How many engines does a Y (or maybe it was X) wing have?" There were 3 answers given and each took a different one and they were both wrong. I would have guessed the right answer, but I digress. After this, we waited around, watching the rest of the contest, just to get a hang of what kind of questions are asked. After this, there was the Hoopla with some of the least funniest jokes in the world. I swear, they only had like 10 jokes and I heard them over and over and over again.

After the Hoopla became out of hand with people shoving their little kids at the characters and getting into other people's pictures, we decided to head on over to get some dinner. We ate at Rosie's Cafe, which is over by the Beauty and the Beast Show. After this, it was getting near the time for Fantasmic so we knew that the waits for ToT and RnRC would be short. We ended up doing TOT 3 times in a row, ruining quite a few other people's pictures by being in the front row with our hands up, blocking everyone else in the car behind us. I love those new seatbelt seats and the random effects. Never the same ride twice! After this, we did RnRC 3 times in a row as well. On our second to last time, I was in the front car and looked up, losing my visor! Luckily, it hit Celeste in the face and she caught it! I owed her after that one! After our third ride, it was after 9:00 so we could not get back into line. We shopped at the villains store a little bit and went to catch the boat before Fantasmic let out. We got back to the hotel room around 10 and showered and got ready for bed and a really long day on Saturday.

Saturday, May 17 - The Marathon Day
This is the day that never ends....

Well, today is Early Entry Day at MGM so we again get up at 6:45, shower and eat and head out around 7:45. We didn't feel like waiting for the boat, so we walked to the park. It only took like 15 minutes, so that was not too bad. We went in through the side entrances again around 8:30 after waiting in line so we had our tasks of the day already set out from the previous day.

Our first task was to sign up for trivia again and we got numbers 9-11. Rosie didn't play because she really was not too up on her trivia. After this, we went over to Tatooine Traders and I got the villains box set of pins (extremely awesome I must say) and Maria got the coin. No wait, whatsoever. We then headed over to get our Fastpasses for WWtBaM. Since it was still before 9, this was not open. We sat outside the rope for this to open. Finally at 9, we went and got our FPs for the 11:30 show. Strangely, they were not checking passes, so we went back 5 minutes later and got FPs for the 12:30 show as well. (Well, it was their fault for doing it this way.) We then went to see One Man's Dream, walking through it and then watching the movie. Ah, air-conditioning. After this, we headed to watch the short movie on Episode 2 at 10:00. That was okay, it had its funny moments, but most of it I had seen before.

After the movie, we decided to get seats for the 11:00 parade, which started like 15 minutes late. I took quite a few pics, and then it was time to book it over to WWtBaM. We got there at 11:20 and were seated in the very last row. Whoops. Should have gotten there earlier. Darn them for starting the parade late. So after a good 5 minutes of them wasting time with the Jawas, although it was cute, we watched a 12 year old girl get into the hotseat. I think she randomly pressed the buttons. Despite some help from the audience and the host, she got out on the 1,000 point question. Maria got on the board at #8, but a 17 y/o boy got into the seat next. Did he win the 1,000,000 with 2 lifelines left? Yeah. He was good. Celeste managed herself on the board at #9 in this game. I got a question wrong so I was just playing for the heck of it at this point. After the show, we ran around and got back into line for the 12:30 show. Both people did okay in this show, around the 125,000 question or so. I managed to get on the board at #9 at one point, so I deemed myself the biggest trivia dork since I had both specified Star Wars trivia AND general trivia as well.

After this, it was time for lunch, so we headed over to Pizza Planet . Since Maria needed her Centipede fix, I took one of the 2-way radios and gave her the other one. Rosie went in search of a smoking place, Celeste was playing games. I had the goal of watching the entire pre-show of the Muppets from beginning to end; It really is funny. After that, we decided it was time to stalk some more characters so we got Zam Wessel and Jango Fett pics and also ones with Kit Fitso and Mace Windu. After this, we went over to ToT for two walk-on rides there. Maria decided that she needed a nap so she went back to the hotel room then to take a nap.The rest of us headed over to try and get Darth Maul and Queen Amidala. Due to the impending rain, they were not coming out. We went to Sounds Dangerous then and looked out for the characters: still not there.

We went over to the AD Stars of the Saga presentation. I had to tape the entire thing since Maria was not there and it was SO funny. He is so cute. We were thoroughly entertained by AD all weekend. After this, we went and got in line for Amidala and got our autographs and pictures. Yeah, I'm 23 and I was getting autographs of the characters. I think it will look cute when I actually get around to doing my scrapbook. After her, we got in line for Darth Maul. He was scaring my friends, but not me. He was rather cool, down to the cool colored contacts that he had in: yellow with red specks. Nice. The only costume that I complained about the whole weekend was Greedo. Come on, at least TRY to hide the zipper man!

After this, we went over to RnRC, but apparently someone got sick on the ride, so the 5 minute wait turned into 20, so we did the unthinkable: bailed on the line. We got some ice cream and just chilled, waiting for the 5:30 parade to finish. After this, Celeste and I signed in for trivia. Maria had not shown up yet, so we kept in contact with her through the 2-ways. If anyone had one, we were the girls singing Brick House into them for a little while, just in case she could actually hear us.

Well, trivia went bad for me. Celeste and I got out on the same question. It was the number of the trash compactor that Han, Luke and Leia were stuck in. I knew it, but in the last moment, I changed my answer and chose it as Leia's cell number. Why did I question myself? Oh well. Celeste was trying not to have someone copy off her and mistakenly put up the wrong answer. Oh well, we were both out now.

Rosie and I ran over and got Chewbacca's autograph and picture. Just when we got the pictures with the emperor, Maria showed up. It was time for dinner, so we decided to leave MGM and head over to Magic Kingdom. We had tickets for the e-ride night, so we got to the park around 7 and stayed until the end at 1 AM. Yeah, all I want to say is yeah, WE left Mickey and Minnie. They did not leave us. It was our choice. So, after 16 and a half hours in the parks, our day was over. We decided that since we had seen every single activity, we would not go back to MGM on Sunday and would do Epcot instead. Don't worry, we will be back in August and will definitely do another Star Wars Weekend [next year]!

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MONORAIL256- Boy was I lucky. During this visit to Walt Disney World I got to go to Star Wars Weekends, again! I visited Disney Studios on May 16th, the first day. It was quite exciting, yet also poorly arranged in my opinion.

I got up at 6:40 with my brother and managed to have my father drive him and I over to the Studios to get in
line (we weren’t sure how passes to get autographs would be given out and we weren’t going to risk
anything). We arrived at the studios at about 7:10. We stood in a very short line until around 8:30, when the real crowd came. You could definitely tell this was Star Wars Weekends. About 10 minutes to opening the gates, the Studios had a little show for guests visiting the park. All of the sudden you hear a spaceship landing..and then.. people running.. followed by stormtroopers with firing guns that put on quite a show! Very
amusing and it was just what was needed to officially get you “in the Star Wars mood”.

The gates opened, and it figures, I had trouble getting my Annual Pass to work (yea, we are annual passholders and live in Pennsylvania.. we visit VERY often). After about a minute and a half the man just let me in. I was very thankful. My brother and I rushed to the front of everyone just to find out we came to a rope and some VERY strict castmembers telling everyone NOT TO RUN. We all listened. We were then guided to the autograph signing locations. We decided to get Billy Dee Williams autograph first. I thought it would be like it was in the past, that being that wrist bands would be given out. At the time we arrived in line, Cast members were not planning on doing that. They were going to have us sit out in the hot sun, to die (especially me, I had my Jedi cloak on which was very hot in itself). Finally after about 30 minutes of waiting they passed out wristbands. I was number 28.

We then decided to go buy our merchandise. I purchased a Star Wars Weekends T-shirt, some limited edition pins, and a Starspeeder 3000 toy, which is quite nice. We weren’t going to ride Star Tours since we had done a ride-a-thon on it the previous night (between the hours of 7 and 9, we rode it 17 times.. the castmembers learned to know us, and love us). Due to the super short wait (10 minutes) we couldn’t resist
one more ride. Upon entering [the ride], our hand was stamped and they wouldn’t tell us why. We found out later that they were giving away free Star Wars Game Cards at a booth (something I would not normally buy, but definitely would take for free). After getting the free cards we went to see Behind the Force, which I was kinda disappointed with. I thought it would be something new and exciting, but really, it was nothing more than the Episode II DVD special features. I’d say it was fun to watch again -- but it wasn’t needed (I must admit.. the air was quite nice).

It was the time I had been waiting for.. it was 11:45 and it was time to get in line to meet Billy Dee.. the man with the charming smile in ESB and ROTJ. How exciting. While waiting to meet him (he was about 5 minutes late) I was looking around and noticed one quite familiar face walking around with the crowd. I didn’t/couldn’t
think of who he was until it dawned on me.. it was Anthony Daniel’s. He seemed like such a friendly man.
Tis a shame I didn’t get to meet him ( we were only able to get one pass.. they went out THAT QUICK!). Well, Billy arrived and before I knew it, there he was, Billy Dee, right in front of me. I had my camera ready and a huge smile on my face. I’m guessing that huge smile had no affect on him. All he said to me was “Hello” “Fine” and “Goodbye”. I was VERY disappointed. I had tried to make conversation with him, and in no way did he want to have one with me, or any other guest attending. This made me wish even more
that I had went to go and see Anthony. Oh well.

After seeing Mr.Cranky, we went to the Star Wars Starcade located at the Backlot express restaurant. After dining on some very good chicken strips and fries, I went and played a few games which included the Racer game (can never get very far in it...) and the Trilogy game. At this time, I was exhausted and hot. We ran over to Rock’n Roller Coaster, took a ride, and called it a day. I cant wait till next years SWW!

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