DavidNoble
Well-Known Member
So, no difference then what Elon and Branson did! I can count myself as part of their club.
Yep. It's all relative. For everybody going "I could put a down payment on a car!/I could go to Japan!" there are people looking at them as they pay their DVC dues thinking "I'd rather go on vacation somewhere else."I'm laughing over all this blow up over a 5k price point...
From the community that routinely stays at Disney hotels charging $600+ a night... pays $75/head to eat mediocre food at the castle... will pay $100/person to not stand in the crowd for fireworks..
People are routinely dropping 10k+ on a Disney vacation like it's ritual.. and people are acting like coming up with 5k is asking for a kidney. Some of you are paying that much in DVC dues every year...
I'm laughing over all this blow up over a 5k price point...
From the community that routinely stays at Disney hotels charging $600+ a night... pays $75/head to eat mediocre food at the castle... will pay $100/person to not stand in the crowd for fireworks..
People are routinely dropping 10k+ on a Disney vacation like it's ritual.. and people are acting like coming up with 5k is asking for a kidney. Some of you are paying that much in DVC dues every year...
I would rather be entertained by a TWI'LEK dancer while enjoying my blue milk and rum.There's a mention in the FAQ about finding our your itinerary a month out by checking the app that makes me wonder how much control you have over what you do or if Disney will assign everything.
It could just be you make all the choices from options presented during booking, but you'd think they have to nudge you into some things. If you chose to do nothing, it almost sounds like your options are to wander the ship, sip blue milk, watch TV in your cabin and wait for your dinner reservation or excursion to Batuu.
Maybe Omega's granddaughter will challenge you to one of those holo-fight things instead of bingo - er, sabaac.
The sample timetable had you arriving at 1pm I thought.My issue is it really is only 1.5 days... of which you are spending a notable portion at GE. I don't like the 4pm start of day one.
I know this is due to turnover of adventures back to back - but to call this '3 days/2nights' is technically accurate, but really non-representative.
Everyone knows checkout day on the ship is zero entertainment, too much task focus... so that day might as well not count at all.
You have to love that. Because sure as heck, someone really will be asking that very question….. in fact I bet it’s at least one person a day will be asking it.
I think people are forgetting that the amount of people able to experience this is gonna be a relatively small % of guests (certainly less than 1%). You're only talking about 75k guests/year or so at 100% occupancy. The price point makes complete sense when you look at how Disney prices everything else. It's a premium experience at super-premium price. Whether or not that select group will think it's worth it and recommend it to others remains to be seen.I'm laughing over all this blow up over a 5k price point...
From the community that routinely stays at Disney hotels charging $600+ a night... pays $75/head to eat mediocre food at the castle... will pay $100/person to not stand in the crowd for fireworks..
People are routinely dropping 10k+ on a Disney vacation like it's ritual.. and people are acting like coming up with 5k is asking for a kidney. Some of you are paying that much in DVC dues every year...
Well, I was planning to steal some towels.I'm seeing a lot of Jurassic Park memes about "coupon day" on Twitter, but that reminded me...
Remember in that universe what Gennaro predicted they could charge... $1000 a day, $2000 a day and what it would get you? Actual living, breathing, goat and human eating dinosaurs. I guess the movie was unrealistic after all.
Serious question though... since people are learning to play Sabacc, and building ship models... do we think these are things that might go home with the guests or are they "ship's property?" Price is still a lot to swallow, but leaving with $500 worth of resalable exclusive swag could theoretically take the sting out of it for people. If taking those things home, is an upcharge... *sigh*
I feel personally attacked by this.Star Wars fans spend stupid money all the time
Well that sucks. The promo suggested they would be provided.They're not giving costumes to wear for free or as a loaner. You have to bring your own or buy them. There will be a shop onboard the Halcyon. The site also suggests going to ShopDisney, but the adult selections are a bit limited...
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Eat and drink up, we have one more course to serve!And at the center of the room! I hope a sarlacc swallows them whole during the last course.
Good question! What kind of swag? For the money outlay T shirts / Sweat shirts / Hats / ears won't cut it. Maybe handing each guest a legacy lightsaber of their choice as an end of cruise gift or a gift Batuuan Spira or both?I'm seeing a lot of Jurassic Park memes about "coupon day" on Twitter, but that reminded me...
Remember in that universe what Gennaro predicted they could charge... $1000 a day, $2000 a day and what it would get you? Actual living, breathing, goat and human eating dinosaurs. I guess the movie was unrealistic after all.
Serious question though... since people are learning to play Sabacc, and building ship models... do we think these are things that might go home with the guests or are they "ship's property?" Price is still a lot to swallow, but leaving with $500 worth of resalable exclusive swag could theoretically take the sting out of it for people. If taking those things home, is an upcharge... *sigh*
As I read it it states "available on Shop Disney" or at the "ships store" that indicates that the costumes are for purchase. For the projected cost of the experience I believe the costume should be provided as swag.Well that sucks. The promo suggested they would be provided.
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