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- Thread starter lostpro9het
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I'm not getting off. I'm staying in the Tower. You'll have to find your own way back to the airport....
That they do...for $$$$$$$$
But it sleeps 8, so you and 7 very good friends could swing it. Perfect for a multi-family cruise.
Comes with a Nespresso machine.
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DisneyFreak
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That is not the drink I'm looking for.
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I was expecting a projection tunnel based on the shape of the tunnel outside, similar to the island to underwater transition in MMRR, but it is a tube that is at least 10 feet across, so you can’t do much. Just wish they utilized the space in a more immersive way. If it was a faster lift hill, I’d like it better but the pacing is off.
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Details on the 5k Kaiburr Crystal cocktail -
"According to a bartender in the lounge, the galactic beverage is primarily made with Camus cognac. It also includes the Japanese citrus fruit, yuzu, as well as kumquat. Apparently, ritzy cocktails can never have enough cognac, because the Kaiburr Crystal also features Grand Marnier Quintessence, which is considerably pricier than Camus cognac. Speaking of pricey, the bartenders add shots of ultra-expensive Pappy Van Winkle's Family Reserve 23 Year bourbon and Taylor's Fladgate Kingsman Edition Very Old Tawny Port.
Guests get to keep the silver plated glasses in which the drinks are served. (But not, alas, the cool Star Wars container gizmo.) They also get amenities delivered to their staterooms, including flowers and personalized sparkling wine from Skywalker Vineyards, the wine estate owned by none other than Mr. “Star Wars,” George Lucas. They can check out the grapes that made the wine, because the $5,000 package includes a visit to the vineyard, which is located at Skywalker Ranch in Marin County, California. Tours are not otherwise available to the public."
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"According to a bartender in the lounge, the galactic beverage is primarily made with Camus cognac. It also includes the Japanese citrus fruit, yuzu, as well as kumquat. Apparently, ritzy cocktails can never have enough cognac, because the Kaiburr Crystal also features Grand Marnier Quintessence, which is considerably pricier than Camus cognac. Speaking of pricey, the bartenders add shots of ultra-expensive Pappy Van Winkle's Family Reserve 23 Year bourbon and Taylor's Fladgate Kingsman Edition Very Old Tawny Port.
Guests get to keep the silver plated glasses in which the drinks are served. (But not, alas, the cool Star Wars container gizmo.) They also get amenities delivered to their staterooms, including flowers and personalized sparkling wine from Skywalker Vineyards, the wine estate owned by none other than Mr. “Star Wars,” George Lucas. They can check out the grapes that made the wine, because the $5,000 package includes a visit to the vineyard, which is located at Skywalker Ranch in Marin County, California. Tours are not otherwise available to the public."
What's in “the most expensive drink in the galaxy?”
Deconstructing the Kaiburr Crystal cocktail at the Star Wars: Hyperspace Lounge
www.aboutthemeparks.fun
SaucyBoy
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That poor guys has an unfortunate name. Real pretty pictures!
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Details on the 5k Kaiburr Crystal cocktail -
"According to a bartender in the lounge, the galactic beverage is primarily made with Camus cognac. It also includes the Japanese citrus fruit, yuzu, as well as kumquat. Apparently, ritzy cocktails can never have enough cognac, because the Kaiburr Crystal also features Grand Marnier Quintessence, which is considerably pricier than Camus cognac. Speaking of pricey, the bartenders add shots of ultra-expensive Pappy Van Winkle's Family Reserve 23 Year bourbon and Taylor's Fladgate Kingsman Edition Very Old Tawny Port.
Guests get to keep the silver plated glasses in which the drinks are served. (But not, alas, the cool Star Wars container gizmo.) They also get amenities delivered to their staterooms, including flowers and personalized sparkling wine from Skywalker Vineyards, the wine estate owned by none other than Mr. “Star Wars,” George Lucas. They can check out the grapes that made the wine, because the $5,000 package includes a visit to the vineyard, which is located at Skywalker Ranch in Marin County, California. Tours are not otherwise available to the public."
What's in “the most expensive drink in the galaxy?”
Deconstructing the Kaiburr Crystal cocktail at the Star Wars: Hyperspace Lounge
So it’s basically a post cruise, $5,000 excursion that comes with gifts while on the cruise
