JoeCamel
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News Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser coming to Walt Disney World 2021
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Sirwalterraleigh
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There is zero logical comparison between a murder mystery Hotel that supposed to run 365 days a year for the next 50 years and a single, one time only event with variables.
and since this came up (laughably)…the super bowl tickets are 85% corporate and sponsor tickets…the nfl is somewhere approaching an trillion dollar annual operation…it’s about money at their showcase event.
the ceo of Lockheed Martin doesn’t WANT $71 seats.
…i needed the laugh this morning…at least
Even I'm not on board to justify the price of the starcruise.
Tho, that doesn't mean I trip over myself to tear it down without knowing exactly how it's actually structured. Those grapes may or may not be sour.
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Disneyhead'71
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Pretty sure the CEO of Lockheed Martin is not buying Superbowl tickets on Cheapseats.comThere is zero logical comparison between a murder mystery Hotel that supposed to run 365 days a year for the next 50 years and a single, one time only event with variables.
and since this came up (laughably)…the super bowl tickets are 85% corporate and sponsor tickets…the nfl is somewhere approaching an trillion dollar annual operation…it’s about money at their showcase event.
the ceo of Lockheed Martin doesn’t WANT $71 seats.
…i needed the laugh this morning…at least
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
No…His corporate expenses account is buying them for he and the Senator as a write-off
you can scalp super bowl tickets…i have a relative that works in the league office.
but it’s not like some guy named “Joe” got in the virtual queue and bought them off ticket master for $225
I’m struggling to think of a Disney project in which lackluster pre-production, marketing materials, and insider vibe failed to give a relatively accurate impression of something that turned out to be an exceptionally good finished experience.
When the concept art looks like a spinner in Adventureland, the ride itself turned out to be - surprise! - a spinner in Adventureland.
Sirwalterraleigh
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I think this is fair…and though I struggle with it (and fail…)my comments try to stay to what we know and the environment this is built in. I’m just as interested on how or if they pull this together as anyone?
not so much about the trucks
MrPromey
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After seeing people stumble out, sooner or later with this kind of argument for - how long have I been here?.. over 20 years? When people get to this point where they try to compare Disney to a sporting event, I wonder, do they realize they've run out of anything to cohesively argue with in their favor or are they like "ah-ha - can't believe I didn't think of this before! I've got 'em with this one!"?
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Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
It would never have be a fight at all if people could agree on something like “wow…that’s expensive, but maybe it will be really good? Let’s judge it AFTER we see it.”After seeing people stumble out, sooner or later with this kind of argument for - how long have I been here?.. over 20 years? When people get to this point where they try to compare Disney to a sporting event, do they realize they've run out of anything to cohesively argue with in their favor or are they like "ah-ha - can't believe I didn't think of this before! I've got 'em with this one!"?
but we never get that…it’s just insults, diversionary tactics and back to your trench lines.
GimpYancIent
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Super Bowl, The World Series, The Olympics (summer / winter) all are real world and very limited time events. The evolution / process to the occurrence of the events is also real world for both the participants and the fans. The Star Wars Star Cruiser experience is intended to be continuous, long term, imaginary / fictitious role play (not real world) multi day entertainment. These things are not in the same ballpark, hell, they are not in the same galaxy.
To be fair, it’s not the HWE that makes them buy the park hopper ticket. It’s the fact that there are two separate Harry Potter lands in two different parks. Sure, if they don’t buy a park hopper, they can’t ride the HWE, but even if the train didn’t exist, guests could still only enjoy one HP section without a park hopper. Putting the lands in two different parks, IMO, is the “money grab.” But…it also could have been a wise attempt at crowd control.
Incomudro
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I wouldn't even go to the Super Bowl if the ticket was free.
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
I don’t - contrary to appearances - want this to fail..
but…yeah…I can’t shake this feeling either
(if you’re curious why I don’t want it to fail? Cause they’ll take it out on all of us…Every product on every day. Spare no hostages)
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If it weren't for HWE, people could buy a two day ticket and do each potter land, one on one day, and the other on the next.
Sure, having two Potter lands in two parks incentivizes getting a hopper. But requiring a hopper for one of the 'rides' is pretty gougey.
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
When Comcast took over the parks…they had two that weren’t entirely built out and were Alresdy stale/showing their age. It didn’t make sense not to do it this way. I think their better plan might have been to flip the two
GimpYancIent
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Yes! You are correct! Bottom line up front! The Walt Disney World Star Cruiser Experience is EXPENSIVE! The multimillion-dollar question of is it worth it will be answered after it becomes fully operational and the first couple of cycles of paying guests experience it.
Incomudro
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To be fair, the GSG is a limited item as well.
It's kind of an exclusive thing.
The Super Bowl is after all - just another football game if you look at it logically.
JoeCamel
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Some of the draw is Potter but you get two complete parks with very cool/convenient transport between them. Before the express it was only a 15 minute walk at most between them and they sold plenty of hoppers but with the option to switch on the train or walk out front it really is like two parks for less than two one day tickets and is a better value proposition to many more people. . I would never think of going without some type of hopper, after the first few times on the train it is just a way to get from one place to the other and isn't that interesting to hear/experience over and over. It serves more than one purpose and was as inspired as bringing butter beer to the streets. Cash grab with value
Morkey Moose
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At least you know what to reasonably expect with the Super Bowl. My trip is 3/7 and I have received zero correspondence from Disney thus far aside from the informationally-lacking welcome video. And considering there hasn't been any news shared from people going 3/1, I expect nothing even once the 30-day mark hits.
GimpYancIent
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Uhhhh no. The Super Bowl is not just another football game. That said, I much prefer to stay home with my family and enjoy, BBQ, wings and other party food Beer / whatever beverages wear comfortable clothing, not deal with crowds and totally enjoy the game on wide screen T.V. (with commentary, instant replay and detail). There are many who like the crowds and atmosphere at such events, the look at me I am here bunch, I say enjoy. Me, myself and I plus friends and family get plenty of enjoyment / fun plus don't pay the exorbitant prices to see the event.
You are correct though about exclusivity people cannot sit at home and enjoy the Star Cruiser experience on T.V., have to be there.