News Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser coming to Walt Disney World 2021

sedati

sedati

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Forget a pool guys, your (endless) cries for a ramp are being answered!
I'm assuming this is an alternate/emergency exit for the shuttle/bus. But RAMP! Please note the rate of incline vs distance and imagine the ramp needed for the Falcon.
 
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Animaniac93-98

Animaniac93-98

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LovePop said:
Disney can fix that problem easily by using the profits of SWGS to build another Star Wars hotel that's moderate in pricing. It can have SW themed pool, slide, landscaping, with regular hotel rooms with some SW touches, the way CBR has pirate rooms with pirate touches without trying to be a whole pirate ship. Hotel can have scheduled LARP games for extra charge. Guests and CMs there can be encouraged to dress up SW style, but don't have to. You know there's a market for a SW hotel that ISN'T 3 grand a night.
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All Star Wars Movies Resort


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LovePop

LovePop

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I just got to thinking. It's better to book rooms after June 15th or so, because of the 90 day refund window. That way, come March 1, you have 2 weeks to watch vloggers and see what they say, if it's worth 3 grand a night. If yes, great; but if no, you can get out of the deal if you feel like it. Because right now, everybody is doing this sight unseen, and it is a lot of money. Remember the Ferengi's Five Stages of Acquisition: infatuation, justification, appropriation, obsession, and resale.
 
Animaniac93-98

Animaniac93-98

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LovePop said:
I just got to thinking. It's better to book rooms after June 15th or so, because of the 90 day refund window. That way, come March 1, you have 2 weeks to watch vloggers and see what they say, if it's worth 3 grand a night. If yes, great; but if no, you can get out of the deal if you feel like it. Because right now, everybody is doing this sight unseen, and it is a lot of money. Remember the Ferengi's Five Stages of Acquisition: infatuation, justification, appropriation, obsession, and resale.
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The experience is also likely to have some growing pains as it learns to deal with people and moving them through the whole experience in real time. Waiting a few months or a year gives them the time to work out any issues there might be.
 
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lewisc

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LovePop said:
Disney can fix that problem easily by using the profits of SWGS to build another Star Wars hotel that's moderate in pricing. It can have SW themed pool, slide, landscaping, with regular hotel rooms with some SW touches, the way CBR has pirate rooms with pirate touches without trying to be a whole pirate ship. Hotel can have scheduled LARP games for extra charge. Guests and CMs there can be encouraged to dress up SW style, but don't have to. You know there's a market for a SW hotel that ISN'T 3 grand a night.
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Universal hotels have themed suites
I know they have Despicable Me and Jurassic World
Disney could combine and theme rooms to create Star Wars suites it will be $$$ Think deluxe hotels maybe 2.5 times the cost of a room. Think one floor of the Contemporary
 
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Patcheslee

Patcheslee

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Voice of Disney sanity said:
Just booked two nights in the star cruiser for June. I was on the phone in total for over three hours. We booked for four adults and two children. We had to get two cabins because of that. In total for the two nights it cost over $12,000. It was crazy and I’m crazy for doing this.
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Did how you split the adults and children in each cabin make a difference? Say 2 adults, 1 child each vs 3 adults in one 1 adult 2 children other.
 
LovePop

LovePop

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OceanBlue said:
How much does a TA cost for that service?
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Why get a TA when you can do it yourself? That's half the fun, waiting on the phone with great excitement and anticipation. Even booking an average Disney hotel is exciting, and this just increased the excitement 10 fold. Also, you are getting a concierage level spiel of Disney's most expensive hotel from a trained CM, and you don't want to miss out on that. And then, if you want to cancel and rebook, like 5 times, you are totally free to do so. Disney makes booking very easy for the non-professional. I know this hotel has been more difficult with phone booking only, but come Oct 28 the online booking should be ready, and then it will be a total breeze. Normally, it takes me 5 minutes to book a Disney vacation (and a whole year to figure out what I want -- which hotel, which room type, which one is on sale).
 
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