I don't think we know for sure yet. But, think about it: you'd have to send them first thing in the morning or late in the evening. It may be dark when they go. I think my internal clock would be all messed up stepping outside in either case. You'd be changing my sleep pattern.
I assumed they’d just close of Star Wars land 2 hours earlier then normal park close or something. That’s crazy that part of this $6,000 experience is just sending them into hollywood studios.
We just throw a cover over your cage and its night night birdie
They have both.
Disney never said that. It was speculation.
Speaking of Star Trek. The way it looks the Star Trek experience in Vegas was much better. IMO Disney should have taken some ideas from that.
That's why this only has 100 rooms.
I could certainly live in the Treehouse.
Yep! The projected day two itinerary that is advertised morning.
Extra games of Dejarik for everyone. Chewbacca will be playing against you. Remember, NEVER make a wookie mad.
Put 'em to work stitching up lightsaber carrying cases. "STORY CHOICE: Help the Resistance carry their most important tool in saving the galaxy from the First Order!"
I expect the "cruise" defenders to come on here and remind us that real cruises never guarantee off-shore activities.
Pre-butting an insanely dumb position doesn't make it correct. Of course cruises can't guarantee specific excursions due to things like storms or countries refusing entrance due to covid, which is happening right now.
Here's the real problem:You know what I find beyond stupid?
That they would even show all the pre-opening PR as the work of mere humans building a theme hotel in Florida.
The pre-opening PR should have only been in the context of the world they are creating. The PR should have been from the cruise line company itself, not an annoying child actor from an ABC sitcom. That Ann Morrow lady from Glendale should have been unseen and unheard in the PR videos. Only hire actors to be Halcyon cruise directors and passenger service managers to show off the ship and its amenities to potential passengers.
They've not only broken the fourth wall, they bulldozed it down and now want to overshare with us how clever and smart they are for building this fake Star Wars cruise ship hotel in a Florida swamp. Then they show us humans in Covid masks touring the incompleted and oddly generic looking ship. About as "magical" as a popped balloon in a puddle.
That was a huge mistake, if you ask me. They should have gone the Star Tours circa 1987 route, and pretended the entire thing was real and only communicate to us via employees of Chandrila Star Lines and the fictional world they created. That's worth a few grand per night if you commit 100% to the exotic world you created.
Of course, Star Tours in 1987 didn't have to pull back the curtain via D23 Expo exhibits and YouTube videos, but they still could have handled it the same way.
Pretend the Galactic Starcruiser is real and Chandrila Star Lines is its only spokesman. And for God's sake, leave the perky Imagineers and B List sitcom stars and Cool Dad Executives in skinny jeans and Covid masks out of it entirely.
...except the Haunted Mansion...
