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News Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser coming to Walt Disney World 2021
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I'm guessing you've never actually worked a guest-facing role in the hospitality industry, have you?
Guests are going to come up with all sorts of wacky and non-sensical requests / demands / accommodations for this thing, and Disney only invites it at that price point.
flynnibus
Premium Member
My issue is it really is only 1.5 days... of which you are spending a notable portion at GE. I don't like the 4pm start of day one.
I know this is due to turnover of adventures back to back - but to call this '3 days/2nights' is technically accurate, but really non-representative.
Everyone knows checkout day on the ship is zero entertainment, too much task focus... so that day might as well not count at all.
I know this is due to turnover of adventures back to back - but to call this '3 days/2nights' is technically accurate, but really non-representative.
Everyone knows checkout day on the ship is zero entertainment, too much task focus... so that day might as well not count at all.
AEfx
Well-Known Member
I have a feeling they are just covering themselves on that one - if for whatever reason Docking Bay is not available, they want to be able to substitute some place else. Notice it doesn't say "your choice..."
flynnibus
Premium Member
I don't care about random stupid guest... I'm on a forum of fans in a topic that has been discussed for FOUR YEARS.
onewhoknows
New Member
Are the space germs of the 99 to 396 other guests complimentary?
I assuming my insurer will have to cover any hospital costs once I return to my own galaxy.
I assuming my insurer will have to cover any hospital costs once I return to my own galaxy.
Never stayed in a hotel, rode a plane or bus, or been on a theme park attraction before?
StarWarsGirl
Well-Known Member
Well, that settles it for me. I don't do 7 am on vacation.
Casper Gutman
Well-Known Member
Just a fun reminder that WDW built this but not a sit-down restaurant or the planned third ride in Baatu. Or a more normal, accessible Star Wars themed hotel.
Not to be petty, but I hope this flops so bad you can hear the crash from the Endor moon.
Not to be petty, but I hope this flops so bad you can hear the crash from the Endor moon.
BoarderPhreak
Well-Known Member
For real. Let alone the kidlings.
corran horn
Well-Known Member
But you get to eat the imaginary favorites of a pretend captain when you do! Isn't that worth it?!
As opposed to King Stefan who is definitely a real guy.
GimpYancIent
Well-Known Member
For some reason echoes of West World come to mind w/o the compliant bio creations.
StarWarsGirl
Well-Known Member
All the things I could do with that money...upgrade my car to the newest model...put it towards a down payment on a house...go to Hawaii once the pandemic's over and stay in my own room at Aulani...I can, with 100% certainty, say that I will never be gracing the doors of the Galactic Starcruiser™.
"Two guests per cabin will be $1,209 per guest per night for a grand total of $4,809 for the full experience." Throw in a single kid and it jumps to $5,299... FOR TWO NIGHTS!
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MrPromey
Well-Known Member
mmm... You'll need to refresh my memory.As opposed to King Stefan who is definitely a real guy.
I did eat in King Stefan's Banquet Hall once but I don't recall being offered an up-charge option to sit at his table and sample his suggested offerings...
Then again, that restaurant's been gone for nearly 25 years so maybe you're referencing something else?
Come to think of it, what I remember most vividly about that dinner (besides men in tights) is cutting the head off a little butter statue of Mickey at my table so I could smear it across a roll and finding dark humor in that experience but that's neither here nor there, I guess...
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mightynine
Well-Known Member
There's a mention in the FAQ about finding our your itinerary a month out by checking the app that makes me wonder how much control you have over what you do or if Disney will assign everything.
It could just be you make all the choices from options presented during booking, but you'd think they have to nudge you into some things. If you chose to do nothing, it almost sounds like your options are to wander the ship, sip blue milk, watch TV in your cabin and wait for your dinner reservation or excursion to Batuu.
Maybe Omega's granddaughter will challenge you to one of those holo-fight things instead of bingo - er, sabaac.
It could just be you make all the choices from options presented during booking, but you'd think they have to nudge you into some things. If you chose to do nothing, it almost sounds like your options are to wander the ship, sip blue milk, watch TV in your cabin and wait for your dinner reservation or excursion to Batuu.
Maybe Omega's granddaughter will challenge you to one of those holo-fight things instead of bingo - er, sabaac.
UNCgolf
Well-Known Member
I'm guessing there will be a set of potential activities and you choose 6 of the 10 or something like that, and then Disney is responsible for planning out your schedule based on those choices. And they may have to replace one or two of your choices to make all the scheduling fit.
flynnibus
Premium Member
I'm laughing over all this blow up over a 5k price point...
From the community that routinely stays at Disney hotels charging $600+ a night... pays $75/head to eat mediocre food at the castle... will pay $100/person to not stand in the crowd for fireworks..
People are routinely dropping 10k+ on a Disney vacation like it's ritual.. and people are acting like coming up with 5k is asking for a kidney. Some of you are paying that much in DVC dues every year...
From the community that routinely stays at Disney hotels charging $600+ a night... pays $75/head to eat mediocre food at the castle... will pay $100/person to not stand in the crowd for fireworks..
People are routinely dropping 10k+ on a Disney vacation like it's ritual.. and people are acting like coming up with 5k is asking for a kidney. Some of you are paying that much in DVC dues every year...
UNCgolf
Well-Known Member
Maybe there's no overlap between those groups -- or maybe the people who have been shelling out cash like crazy are suddenly hitting their breaking point. Except that it doesn't matter to Disney at all if those people don't do this Star Wars thing as long as they're still paying all that money for everything else.
I personally spent somewhere between $2-3k total for a week long trip to Disney last year -- that's about the max I'm willing to spend on Disney when there are so many other experiences out there. If I was going to spend $10k on a trip, I don't think WDW would crack the top 100 options. I also don't go yearly (or even more often) like some people here, though.