Good lord... stop thinking this will be some 24/7 LARP.
There are insiders saying you're wrong.
Good lord... stop thinking this will be some 24/7 LARP.
Well, keep a look for the casting notices for 25-50 equity actors to do 24/7 interaction with guests.
I hope someone runs the math. $1000 a night, doesn't come close to covering that payroll.
HyperboleWhat makes you think the interaction is going to be 24/7, 1-on-1, or wholly dependent on live equity actors?
What makes you think the interaction is going to be 24/7, 1-on-1, or wholly dependent on live equity actors?
So you read that quote from Disney and then jump to one of two extremes each at opposite ends of the spectrum?"Once you leave Earth, you will discover a starship alive with characters, stories, and adventures that unfold all around you. It is 100% immersive, and the story will touch every single minute of your day, and it will culminate in a unique journey for every person who visits.”
I mean, doesn't that kinda sound like 24/7 and 1-on-1 ?
"Once you leave Earth, you will discover a starship alive with characters, stories, and adventures that unfold all around you. It is 100% immersive, and the story will touch every single minute of your day, and it will culminate in a unique journey for every person who visits.”
I mean, doesn't that kinda sound like 24/7 and 1-on-1 ?
No, what Disney is saying they are going to deliver and what they will actully decide is cost effective to deliver is going to be two very different hings.
Good lord... stop thinking this will be some 24/7 LARP.
You get rooms with themed bed sheets, a VR Window that lets you look out at the "Stars", a little extra decor in the lobby and priority admission into the park in the AM..... that's about it.
(okay and a high priced restaurant only accessible IF you stay at that resort)
Don't worry though, marketing dept is going to sell you the moon and the stars and price this accordingly. They just know people are going to be ready to pay the highest room rates this side of endor.
"Once you leave Earth, you will discover a starship alive with characters, stories, and adventures that unfold all around you. It is 100% immersive, and the story will touch every single minute of your day, and it will culminate in a unique journey for every person who visits.”
I mean, doesn't that kinda sound like 24/7 and 1-on-1 ?
I think it will be more like those Murder Mystery Weekends hotels put on. Something that runs the whole stay but doesn't demand your involvement the entire time.
https://www.murdermystery.com/weekends/
I think it will be more like those Murder Mystery Weekends hotels put on. Something that runs the whole stay but doesn't demand your involvement the entire time.
https://www.murdermystery.com/weekends/
Every guest who stays that does not participate in the role-playing activities will have wasted a huge amount of dinero.I do not believe however that every guest who stays at this hotel is going to have a scripted stay start to finish.
Not exactly the first time that will happen at WDW.Every guest who stays that does not participate in the role-playing activities will have wasted a huge amount of dinero.
Every guest who stays that does not participate in the role-playing activities will have wasted a huge amount of dinero.
Touché!Not exactly the first time that will happen at WDW.
Good point. Clearly, the concept of "waste" implies a concept of "value"... When, in the end, we decide whether or not WDW is even necessary, one could make the argument that if the value concept line is drawn at "need," then the whole thing is a "waste" of money. And if the value concept line is drawn at "it's new, and it's exclusive, so I must participate," then there you go.Wasted according to who?
For some guests, staying in the theming will be enough.
What you are saying is like saying that the person who takes a cruise, chooses not to engage in the activities on deck or offshore wasted their money.
Not to them.
I’m not a big cruise fan so maybe I’m just missing something, but if you go on a cruise and don’t take advantage of any of the activities on the ship or do offshore excursions wouldn’t that be by definition a waste of money?Wasted according to who?
For some guests, staying in the theming will be enough.
What you are saying is like saying that the person who takes a cruise, chooses not to engage in the activities on deck or offshore wasted their money.
Not to them.
No chance there will be real gambling for cash, but some form of competition for prizes is possible and would be kinda cool.Speaking of the cruise ship analogy, I wonder if they'll have bingo? Or maybe sabaac? But since they don't actually go into international waters/interstellar space, they can't have real gambling. I guess you could play to win the Falcon...
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