They are charging for wifi???
Cruise ships typically do since it's a satellite connection.
They are charging for wifi???
I was commenting on MY personal reaction to having it listed, which is there must not be much to the room. If cruises, which BTW you can't go to the Disney World website to book, list it more power to them.Hrmm.. yet when you look at the Cruise Line rooms..
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H20?? Wow they must be really scraping the bottom trying to describe those rooms too!
You guys are so fixated on tearing this thing down you'll easily latch on anything before even trying.
So you confirm my point... eager to leap verse maybe taking just a tad more effort to understand maybe why something was that way.I was commenting on MY personal reaction to having it listed, which is there must not be much to the room. If cruises, which BTW you can't go to the Disney World website to book, list it more power to them.
So why was it listed then?So you confirm my point... eager to leap verse maybe taking just a tad more effort to understand maybe why something was that way.
So why was it listed then?
Interesting report, though I'm not sure the test cruisers can comment on things being worth the price if they're not paying the full price.First test cruise happened yesterday. Heard this second-hand report....
" They were not in full costume yet. But I was told the food was great the rooms are really cool , in the show (finale) was fun . Now for some spoilers the bar is kind of small there is only one sabacc table that holds 5 People. That seems a little small."
The on ship shop..."It's mostly clothing, the usual patches pins things like that . The show was the end show finale With the 1st order invasion. Kylo and ray battle. The first night is the singer"
"20 at a time lightsaber training"
the experience "felt worth the price"
source: a post in my Starcruiser spoiler FB group from a member.
Like at the supermarket when they give you a free sample and then you see that there's a twelve pack for three bucks and you collapse onto the floor with a nosebleed because your brain can't possibly comprehend.Interesting report, though I'm not sure the test cruisers can comment on things being worth the price if they're not paying the full price.
If the costumes aren't finalized yet, is it not also likely the fit and finish of some spaces may not be finalized either?" They were not in full costume yet.
Wearing a costume doesn’t require a certificate of occupancy.If the costumes aren't finalized yet, is it not also likely the fit and finish of some spaces may not be finalized either?
That was the point of thumbs-up and thumbs-down. Is the movie worth paying for. Yes or No. Straight answer.To paraphrase Roger Ebert, a good review should let the reader know what the experience is like and whether or not it's something they would enjoy.
Saying something is worth a certain amount of money or warrants a certain ranking is indeed subjective.
Yep, definitely the same as comparing reviews from people who spent $6,000 for a two-day experience versus those who went for free.Like at the supermarket when they give you a free sample and then you see that there's a twelve pack for three bucks and you collapse onto the floor with a nosebleed because your brain can't possibly comprehend.
That was the point of thumbs-up and thumbs-down. Is the movie worth paying for. Yes or No. Straight answer.
The thing is there is soooo much to latch on to.Hrmm.. yet when you look at the Cruise Line rooms..
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H20?? Wow they must be really scraping the bottom trying to describe those rooms too!
You guys are so fixated on tearing this thing down you'll easily latch on anything before even trying.
Depends on how big the costume is.Wearing a costume doesn’t require a certificate of occupancy.
Why is that, the more expensive the hotel is the more likely -- and more costly -- and lower quality -- the Wi-Fi connection is? That's not just a Disney problem!That's DCL
All true. A definitive yes or no conclusion to their review separated them from other reviewers. They trademarked using thumbs up and thumbs down in the context of movie reviews.That was also likely a concession to be more TV friendly and set their program apart from others. They also discussed the movies beyond that simple rating and continued to publish longer reviews.
That's not to say ratings shouldn't be used or don't serve a purpose, just that the substance of a review is what really tells me whether or not a given product is for me.
Why is that, the more expensive the hotel is the more likely -- and more costly -- and lower quality -- the Wi-Fi connection is? That's not just a Disney problem!
Plot twist.. They force the DoorDash guy to dress like Ruby Rhod from The fifth Element to deliver the food.The only reason I'd want to book a room is to order Cheesecake Factory on DoorDash and watch the chaos ensue.
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