News Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser coming to Walt Disney World 2021

[James Alucobond]

Those outfits are terrible. Again…Star Trek 1 to save money. Not Star Wars at all

I honestly think a lot of the costumes have gotten a bit frumpy everywhere. I realize comfort is important, but it's difficult to overlook an orthopedic black shoe.

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

Be careful what you wish for. All of this entertainment was originally planned to be in Galaxy’s Edge. It was then moved out to Starcruiser with an enormous price tag. Is that how you want the future of the parks to be?

Yeah…I thought that was peculiar. Almost like things announced were cut on purpose and then Repackaged at high cost down the line to “ration reinvestment”

Nah…can’t be

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

This is my concern. I don't wish for this to be a failure; let it rise or fall on its own merits. However, I certainly don't want this to be the future of Disney parks and resorts... or experiences, or whatever it would become.

Disney policy changes are always “on a slope”…no ski lift back to the top either

 

[Clamman73]

Hmmmm…take your whole family for the month on the coast of Mexico and watch Star Wars some nights for 6K.

 

[celluloid]

Pet peeve of mine. Sorry, friendly fire.
People have lost their minds for a week here or there and make it far to easy on “the company”

Because they charge $42 for breakfast at Crystal palace…doesn’t make it “an experience”…it’s just really expensive bacon.

This is a good perspective to be reminded of. Great designers know everything is an experience and it is the service industry to make it happen.
The word itself means nothing because it is all a experience. When it has no context is when it is a buzzword and a abstract emotional pull hype.

 

[Surferboy567]

This?

Yep

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

This is a good perspective to be reminded of. Great designers know everything is an experience and it is the service industry to make it happen.
The word itself means nothing because it is all a experience. When it has no context is when it is a buzzword and a abstract emotional pull hype.

I know very little…

…one of those things is how they design their labels to create subconscious emotional response and/or run interference about the failings.

“Customized experience” has gotten tossed around a lot. Because they’re exceeding the sustainable price trajectory and they are overrun on capacity flexibility to be “customized”

…not that hard here.

 

[Cesar R M]

I for one don’t want them to fail. I want them to push themselves to truly succeed. I want them to think hard about every single creative decision and then press themselves again to make what they decided on even better. I also want them to offer a consistent level of quality and value across all their theme park projects- not just those locked behind additional paywalls.

And I want them to live up to the standards that were set for them long before they were born. Not look for ways to lower those standards until they no longer have to aspire to them.

Problem is that considering Disney's past behaviour. They almost never "get better". They start cost cutting and making "efficiency" changes to maximize profits.

 

[Cesar R M]

Here's a solid review by Gizmodo:

This seems a little better

There was this youtube video that is specifically tailored for tall adults. He said he could barely fit in the bunks, (he is 6'3 I think )


Anything larger, you can't fit.

 

[THE 1HAPPY HAUNT]

So we really not going to talk about how Kylo no longer sounds like Adam Driver and instead sounds like a Power Rangers villian?

 

[Cesar R M]

Nope.

Space spaced ships would be too big to safely fly in the atmosphere. Gravity would require them to be designed differently. This is why you always take shuttles up to the ship. Disney is doing the same thing. You take the Hydrolator v3.0 up to the spaceship. You take the box truck down to Bantu.

Yeah but that technically does not apply for Star Wars or in some aspects. Star Trek too.
We've seen full blown star destroyers levitating above cities.
So technically this isnt an issue for the level of the technology of the Empire and the Old/New Republic.

 

[DKampy]

I was using crystal palace as a example. I love it personally. Enjoy your long awaited trip. It’s the best food consistently in magic kingdom

Ehhh…I find the Magic Kingdom typically has the worst food at any of the parks…however I ate at Skippers Canteen for the first time this last trip…even though I only ate there once so I can’t speak consistently…it was the best meal we ever had in MK

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

6’3”?!?

I’m out…this is only for short people

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

Ehhh…I find the Magic Kingdom typically has the worst food at any of the parks…however I ate at Skippers Canteen for the first time this last trip…even though I only ate there once so I can’t speak consistently…it was the best meal we ever had in MK

We’ve had a couple good meals there as well

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

So we really not going to talk about how Kylo no longer sounds like Adam Driver and instead sounds like a Power Rangers villian?

Bad character from terrible movies anyway…so go ahead and bury that “lead”

 

[neoshinok]

I feel like what is featured is mostly acceptable but it's missing a crown jewel attraction. There should be something rivaling Smugglers Run, like a small pod that departs from the ship and can be piloted by families. I feel like tech similar to the virtual coaster at Quest could've been applied. Maybe this would've far exceeded their desired budget.

 

[Cesar R M]

They seem to have been using one of these but with a much better tech:

 

[mergatroid]

 

[Cesar R M]

Why is Yoda there? He’s completely unrelated to every single character on the ship - he never even met Chewie.

Correct me if I'm wrong. but Didn't he met chewie right in the battle on Chewie's planet and sensed Palpatine's order 66?

* edit * nevermind.. someone had posted the screenshot of this scene.

 

[yensidtlaw1969]

They seem to have been using one of these but with a much better tech:

It's similar in premise, but different in application.

The Starcruiser one is lower-tech - which actually kind of makes it more impressive.