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I'm not knocking anyone. I would do it in a heartbeat if $400 for a family of 4 were affordable to me.

Oh, trust me, I'm VERY interested. I have always been planning on being in the first showing at Disney Springs (I actually camped out to get tix to the first screening of Ep.1 when it came out). I just find $100/ ticket to be absolutely absurd for the limited amount of offerings for this event.

It does not cover concessions or food and beverage. They are only saying that those things will be open. It is not covers in the cost.

Huh? The thing will be played at every movie screen, at every theater around the world within 24 hours.

Except that, unlike Last Trip To Endor, only Launch Bay and Star Tours will be open for this event. $100 for two attractions, a dance party and fireworks is absurd.

Will anything else be open at Disney’s Hollywood Studios® for the private after-hours party? Yes, select merchandise and food and beverage locations will operate during the after-hours party in addition to Star Wars Launch Bay, Star Tours The Adventures Continue attraction. There will be...

I agree completely and was 100% ready to buy in at around $65-75. $100 is absolutely absurd for the limited amount of offerings for this event. There is no way I'm paying $400 for our family of four. It reminds me of the disgusting $50 charge they tried to pull off for Force Friday, only to...

You are absolutely correct.

Does anyone have the 2014 prices compared to the 2015 ones? I've searched everywhere and can't find the 2014 pricing anywhere.

Doesn't everything?

That's the plan. November was what I heard months ago.

Because Disney can't afford to pay a few hundred bucks a day for a couple of cast members and another meet & greet without taking something else away and they haven't deemed Oswald as viable as other characters who have been added lately (since there is nothing new with him to promote). Same...

Phase 3 isn't too hard to guess.... It's just a matter of how much it will include.

We don't need anything nearly that high tech. Just give us some more all-access rides so that Little Jimmy and Little Jenny can ride with their families and feel like they're actually getting to do something other than just walking around all day while their older siblings ride coasters.

I think I addressed that adequately up above, but I'll repeat myself. It could seriously use an upgrade in special effects. Video screens to take the story form one place to the next, video screens on the sides, and potential small stages on the sides to continue the story and bring the action...

I never thought of that the big characters are scary for young ones, so that's a very good point. They could also use a couple of small side stages so that some characters could pop up there from time to time to shake things up a bit and to be closer to some of the kids on the sides and in the...

I can't speak to the one at Disneyland. It just seemed incredibly outdated to me. If they continue with the puppet show concept, it could really use some video boards and upgraded special effects. I'm a traditionalist, and I hate that everything these days always has to be in your face and...

Meh. Not enough attractions for the amount of land it takes up, if you ask me.

Seems pretty amazing to me, considering the IP it's based on. I don't know how stye could've done anything better with that IP. Given that they've built Springfield right next to it, I doubt it's a "fill in." It definitely won't be going anywhere anytime soon.

Agreed. B and Cs are desperately needed. Only thing is, with the space TSPL will have, there could, and should, be quite a few more. I don't thing 4 or 5 carney rides and the roller coaster is to much to ask for. And it doesn't look like there's a "play" area either (which the park could...