matt9112
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Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser Episode I: The Quest for More Money
This is really....you win.
Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser Episode I: The Quest for More Money
Everybody who likes it will be accused of thinking that and not saying it anyway so why not?I can't wait for the reviews as "It wasn't as bad as the promotional videos potrayed". Huge endorsement for something of that price point.
I don't get the bridge hate. It literally looks like the aesthetics of the nicer ships (mostly Naboo) that we've seen in the films.
Hope you enjoy the cruise, Corran! It's not for me, But, I'll be following along to see how this turns out. I hope to hear that, "it wasn't as bad as everyone protrayed". Regardless, it should be good for a lot of youtube videos!Everybody who likes it will be accused of thinking that and not saying it anyway so why not?
We asked Disney how transit from another Disney hotel will be handled as we'll be starting our trip at another hotel and transferring and ending our stay at GS. They said it's still to be determined.
I don't get the bridge hate. It literally looks like the aesthetics of the nicer ships (mostly Naboo) that we've seen in the films.
I don't get the bridge hate. It literally looks like the aesthetics of the nicer ships (mostly Naboo) that we've seen in the films.
I can't speak for anyone else, but I have two main issues with it.
One, it looks generic. If you showed someone a picture and said it was for a new Star Trek (or some other sci-fi) experience, would anyone argue with that? There's no character to it.
Two, it looks cheap. It looks like a plastic playset sized up as opposed to real construction for an actual used physical space.
Regardless, I'm not completely writing this off. I think the bridge looks bad, and the hallway was an absolute embarrassment, but there's plenty that we haven't seen.
there are few to none majorly impressive elements to experience here. If there were, they’d have teased them. The fact they’ve shown what they’ve shown is… an issue.
Indeed it does! And I think this is part of the fundumentally flawed concept of a "luxury liner" in-world SW experience. Classic SW trilogy is about a bunch of people in the hind-end of space in the middle of a war... IE things are bad. All the time. The SW from the movies that everyone loves is basically about likeable people in filth and misery.
What's interesting...I look on the Unreal Engine marketplace (where people can download assets for video games) and can find a random spaceship interior that looks more Star Wars than the Starcruiser...this one for example:
Sci Fi Interior Asset Pack 1 in Environments - UE Marketplace
Modular Retro Science Fiction Environment kitwww.unrealengine.com
But movie sets do and in the opening scene of the original Star Wars film there were no exit signs on that hallway.And video games don't have real people in them or real building or safety codes either
But movie sets do and in the opening scene of the original Star Wars film there were no exit signs on that hallway.
I don’t think you read what I wrote, as I don’t disagree with you.No, the view people see in EP4 is basically the badlands... It's the outer rim.. it's the area outside the empire's firm grip. It's the 'wild west' - It is not representative of the Star Wars galaxy as a whole. The empire is facing a rebellion - it is not 'in the middle of a war'. The Clone Wars was the galaxy conflict. This is just a rebellion with pockets of resistance.
This constant 'star wars is meant to be grimy' stuff is so far off base... stop misusing information. Star Wars was meant to have 'used' spaces and feels.. not necessarily purity fantasy.
But when you look at all the military spaces (including in the OT) you see they are highly maintained and cleaned. The galaxy isn't dingy - the outer rim is just backwoods.
I don’t think you read what I wrote, as I don’t disagree with you.
Pray I don't alter the bargain any further.All entertainment is subject to change/cancellation/permanent closure to save money (even on the Starcruiser).
This thread feels more like Star Wars than the Disney Star Wars Starcruiser does.Pray I don't alter the bargain any further.
'Galaxy's Edge is a failure - no one is going" - seems I recall naysayers there too, yet...
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Disney does major refurbs where they reconfigure spaces about every 14 years. Not exactly a nimble timeframe. Anything being used is essentially built to be permanent.Then they can update it. The ship is basically the stage. The play and the players can be altered easily enough. New decor, tech, and experiences while costly, won't seem as costly if timed with normal refurb needs that go into even a standard operating hotel.
No, they do not. Movie sets are filled with all sorts of things not allowed in real buildings.But movie sets do and in the opening scene of the original Star Wars film there were no exit signs on that hallway.
Not OSHA, but the EPCOT Building Code, Florida Building Code and Florida Fire Prevention Code. There are also real windows in the rooms because they are required.The exit sign isn't the problem with that hallway (and is likely required due to OSHA regulations).
'Galaxy's Edge is a failure - no one is going" - seems I recall naysayers there too, yet...
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The addition of GE did not produce the expected bump in attendance or revenue. It failed the expectationsJust because something is busy dosen't make it the best it just means its successful at making money. Mcdonalds is not great food but its successful is it not? Disney wants to make really expensive cheeseburgers. Star wars land was the oddest opening i had ever been too. Its a star wars themed store....the entire thing.
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