It’ll be a totally different ball game running this resort compared with running one of Disney’s resorts. They may well have one or two internal candidates but are probably wanting to see what other candidates can bring to the role.I'm kinda surprised/concerned such a high profile project didn't have hand-picked veterans from within the parks and resorts division already lined up for this.
It’ll be a totally different ball game running this resort compared with running one of Disney’s resorts. They may well have one or two internal candidates but are probably wanting to see what other candidates can bring to the role.
It’ll be a totally different ball game running this resort compared with running one of Disney’s resorts. They may well have one or two internal candidates but are probably wanting to see what other candidates can bring to the role.
Curious, what would constitute appropriate swim wear on a space ship in a galaxy far far away? It is supposed to be a costumed affair?Having a pool would defeat the purpose of the hotel. The people that are going to stay there aren't going to care that it doesn't have a pool because that's not the experience they're looking for.
I suppose they could have built an indoor pool and kept it in theme, but it would have probably been a waste of money to do so -- there will likely be less than 500 people staying there daily.
People want a cool Star Wars themed hotel. But still a hotel where they can actually look out the window and see the real world. They want a pool, TV's , actual beds, etc. What they do not want is to role play while when trying to get a extra pillow from the front desk.
So, if official Disney were to call it a cruise, just like they called the job position for a 'hotel' director, then you'll let it go? Because...I didn't post the job listing. Disney did. This is a hotel. I don't want to hear or read anyone call it " a cruise" again as an excuse.
I didn't post the job listing. Disney did. This is a hotel. I don't want to hear or read anyone call it " a cruise" again as an excuse.
Of all the hotels I’ve stayed at in my life, relatively few have pools. It is not an imperative.Notice how it says "Hotel Services Director" not "CRUISE Services Director". It is a hotel. It needs to operate like a hotel and therefore should have a pool.
Many people may well do. They are not the people Disney wants to attract to the Galactic Starcruiser. Note the name they have given it by the way.People want a cool Star Wars themed hotel. But still a hotel where they can actually look out the window and see the real world. They want a pool, TV's , actual beds, etc. What they do not want is to role play while when trying to get a extra pillow from the front desk.
I assume it’s a non profit union role like most management roles and has to be posted per the law. They might have someone already handpicked.I'm kinda surprised/concerned such a high profile project didn't have hand-picked veterans from within the parks and resorts division already lined up for this.
People want a cool Star Wars themed hotel. But still a hotel where they can actually look out the window and see the real world. They want a pool, TV's , actual beds, etc. What they do not want is to role play while when trying to get a extra pillow from the front desk.
I believe its required to post management jobs publicly.Could also be a requirement. Something like: "We know we're going to hire internal person X for this, but we are required to vet outsiders as well."
Yes.I believe its required to post management jobs publicly.
Here’s the link to the job advert. Anyone got Hospitality experience?
Hotel Services Director - Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser at DISNEY
Learn more about apply for the Hotel Services Director - Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser at DISNEY here.jobs.disneycareers.com
i still cant believe this 100+ million dollar build that costs 3/4000 for a 2 night stay doesnt have a pool.
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