AEfx
Well-Known Member
OMG, I missed that.
So they are creating an elite class within the elite class...man, you gotta love the audacity of Disney.
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News Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser coming to Walt Disney World 2021
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OMG, I missed that.
So they are creating an elite class within the elite class...man, you gotta love the audacity of Disney.
flynnibus
Premium Member
Like most Disney activities... they seem targeted at like the 5-9 age group.
If asked here if a kid would play bingo... everyone would say NOOOO... yet you go on a cruise ship, and what is the room full of ? KIDS PLAYING BINGO.... for like an HOUR.
This isn't chess tables in the park...
Ayla
Well-Known Member
So it's also an incredibly expensive Comic Con.
Q.
Can I dress up in costume during my Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser voyage?
A.
Absolutely, what you wear is part of the fun.
Throughout your Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser voyage, you are encouraged to don your galactic best. You are a character in the story, so we invite you to dress the part. If you wish to participate, you can even show off your look during the Galactic Best Dressed event. Clothes from your home planet are also welcome.
If your wardrobe is currently limited to a single planet, Star Wars galaxy apparel is available in-advance from shopDisney. Galactic attire is also available for purchase at the Halcyon starcruiser’s stylish boutique, The Chandrila Collection.
Don't forget to add the hotel tax and sales tax on top of the $4800 for 2 adults. I know I can easily afford it but I also can afford to buy any car I want and will not pay as much as the auto companies want. A car is a depreciating asset and around $6,000.00 for 2 days in a once in a lifetime experience is still probably too much for me. So unless my wife wants to pay for this I most likely will skip it. Besides, I would rather buy more Lightsabers for my collection. At least they provide decorations for my office.
Parker in NYC
Well-Known Member
And at the center of the room! I hope a sarlacc swallows them whole during the last course.
AEfx
Well-Known Member
That's what is weird - I would have expected the same thing, but they seem to have designed it for grade schoolers aged 8 - 11. Old enough to have the attention span to learn to play a card game or complete arts and crafts, but not old enough to realize how lame it is to be learning a card game and doing arts and crafts on a space adventure.
It's Comic Con that includes a themed hotel room experience AND themed food.So it's also an incredibly expensive Comic Con.
At those prices I thought at least one 'fine dining' experience, was included. Silly me!
Everyone I talk to who wants to go on this has no kids!
mightynine
Well-Known Member
Could be an unexpected story moment.
Ayla
Well-Known Member
Considering a late afternoon check in and a 9am check out, you're paying that basically for one full day.The sample pricing and itinerary that came out today…that’s a lot of money for 2 people for 2 days $4809. Really $$$$$$$… I won’t be going!!!
The FAQ regarding valet parking has two interesting things:
1. The wrong address. It takes you to the buses-only section of DHS. (I emailed them about this)
2. No visitors (as we've been trying to tell people for several years).
1. The wrong address. It takes you to the buses-only section of DHS. (I emailed them about this)
2. No visitors (as we've been trying to tell people for several years).
MrPromey
Well-Known Member
But you get to eat the imaginary favorites of a pretend captain when you do! Isn't that worth it?!
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MrPromey
Well-Known Member
Not to mention any duty fees of the Trade Federation. Let's discuss that at great detail...... plus port and docking fees
runnsally
Well-Known Member
The price point (lower than I expected) indicates to me that you are basically paying for unique all-inclusive accommodations plus a half-day in SWGE and a few other unique/brief activities. Pretty similar to a family of four living it up for 3 days/2 nights at WDW…
$2000 for two nights at a better WDW club level rooms
$600 for two signature dinners
$200 for two breakfasts/lunches
$800 for two park days
$400 for a dessert party
= $4000
$2000 for two nights at a better WDW club level rooms
$600 for two signature dinners
$200 for two breakfasts/lunches
$800 for two park days
$400 for a dessert party
= $4000
MrPromey
Well-Known Member
Excursions always cost extra...
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