Vader should be the one receiving the credit card of the clients when they arrive to check in.We are talking about a company that created a billion dollar Star Wars world at their theme park and won’t allow Darth Vader in the front door. What’s crazy is Disney purposely designed it that way.
Darth Vader…. One of the greatest villains of all time.
Is noodah tummah!!!
I'm surprised they didnt had a droid to showcase the hologram of the halcyon and the captain. Instead they went with a star wars style tablet.
They don't even have the audio synced. As someone that lip reads to help, it's annoying as heck, cheap, and like a foreign film with dubbed English audio.Ok - so I'm reading elsewhere that this video is being emailed (sent) to people who booked stays (cruises?)
That makes even less sense as to why there's so much static in the video.
and now I'm getting Total Recall vibes...
“- Bob McClane: What is it that is exactly the same about every single vacation you have ever taken?
- Douglas Quaid: I give up.
- Bob McClane: You! You're the same. No matter where you go, there you are. It's always the same old you. Let me suggest that you take a vacation from yourself. I know it sounds wild. It is the latest thing in travel....”
I admit I missed the iphone until later. But I’d still go with “not terrible” as compared to the previous video. Either way, it’s a far cry from “good enough for the price they’re charging and the experiences they’re promising.”
More like:
The Borg drone looks like he had a little too much Gak from the Klingon Restaurant on the promenade.
I have little good or bad to say about this experience as it's really not for me. They could offer me a "cruise" for free and I don't think I'd take it as I'd prefer to spend my time in a normal resort and visiting the parks.Ok - so I'm reading elsewhere that this video is being emailed (sent) to people who booked stays (cruises?
That makes even less sense as to why there's so much static in the video.
There's also a retail/entertainment concept mentioned in the contract that can't be built within 60 miles of Universal. So, they could probably build a hotel, as long as they don't try to entertain you in any way (Chapek's ears just perked up), or sell you anything (Chapek sad). And even if they did build a real Marvel hotel in Tampa or something to get around the 60 mile rule, they wouldn't be able to market it as being part of WDW. You can read the contract right from the official SEC website.
I’m still on the wait and see train. Disney already has close to 30 hotels at WDW. If they had just built another “regular” hotel themed to Star Wars people would have been just as upset. This is probably the closest thing we’ve had to an Eisner era risk in a long time and it seems like everyone is hoping for it to fail. I hope their gamble pays off, even though I personally have no interest in staying there, just for the sake of it encouraging Bobby to take more creative risks with the theme parks.
They also don't project them over iPhones. Nearly every holoprojector in Star Wars is some variation of a disk. They didn't even use purple makeup - they just desaturated the actress and added a purple tint. And that background is worse than a free zoom background. I didn't expect the video quality to get even worse...
Disney should have hired some of the best SW cosplayers to help them on this. Same with the droid bulders for some actual life for GE.
The bartender was the only character I liked.
I'd have to hear her speak. I've has some female bosses that I wouldn't want to be on the bad side of!
I dunno. I was able to hear Lt. Bek fine in RoTR!
I'll agree that it's quite possible she's an excellent actress and will be very good in the role.
