UNCgolf
Well-Known Member
I was speaking about return leg from Batuu..
Oops, misread that.
I was speaking about return leg from Batuu..
I expect they'll run this twice a week assuming they have that much interest. I don't think they'll do 3x a week but maybe I'm wrong.
There are only 65 rooms. This will fill up and they will run it continuously. If it doesn't, they'll tweak the experience.
There were 100 rooms on the building plans. Where are you getting 65 from? I’ve heard that number used before.There are only 65 rooms. This will fill up and they will run it continuously. If it doesn't, they'll tweak the experience.
The money is all relative. There are innumerable Disney experiences that I've been astounded that people have paid premium for. Sometimes it's even been me and my family doing it.Been thinking about this a bit.
The 1970s me would have sold my soul for the experience.
The 2020s version of me thinks, “that’s interesting” after 1999’s Phantom Menace pretty much killed the love I once had of the Star Wars saga.
I’m sure there will be tens-of-thousands of diehard fans who will have to do this, and there will be another group who will do this if only for bragging rights to their associates, but is this sustainable for more than 5 years?
We know prices start at $6000 for a family of four. Is it going to be $12,000 for Christmas?
Specially ticketed events such as the Boo Bash cost a family of 4 around $600 for a single evening event, so I can imagine justifying $6000 or (much) more for a 2-day adventure.
A concierge 3-night DCL sailing for Christmas starts at close to $11,000, but then there are about 40 concierge staterooms on the Dream, sailing every 3 or 4 nights. For the Galactic Starcruiser, Disney will have 100 rooms every 2 days.
Considering what many are already willing to pay, I suspect there will be enough buyers for this unique experience.
Should we expect Broadway-caliber talent at this hotel?I see this is an immersive inactive theater experience. A Broadway show (3 hours total) is about 140. A ticket. That’s 44.00 an hour multiplied by 44 hours come to 2053.00 per person so I guess the pricing structure is correct.
and 700 a night for a hotel room? Yeah - no way.
Ha, not even close to a valid comparison!!!!!!!Like Blockbuster!
Would this have been better 'staffed' if it were hanging off of DL/DCA than it'll be in Orlando is a valid question.Should we expect Broadway-caliber talent at this hotel?
The money is all relative. There are innumerable Disney experiences that I've been astounded that people have paid premium for. Sometimes it's even been me and my family doing it.
When there's no one else selling "it" you don't have much choice if you want to do "it".
Would this have been better 'staffed' if it were hanging off of DL/DCA than it'll be in Orlando is a valid question.
So, like Blockbuster!Ha, not even close to a valid comparison!!!!!!!
Blockbuster could have purchased Netflix but did not embrace change, “we have video tape, we don’t need Netflix”.
Kodak invented the digital camera, but they did not embrace change, “we have film, we don’t need digital”.
Xerox invented the Windows operating and the mouse, but they did not embrace change, “we have photocopies we don’t need this operating system.
Even Disney, Disney could have purchased Pixar much earlier than they did, at that time they did not embrace change, “we have conventional animation, we don’t need the digital kind”
Later, Disney snapped out of it and later purchased Pixar for A LOT more.
I think Disney learned it’s lesson. Embrace change and react and change when needed, and survive….
I guess we could say Xerox and Kodak was like Blockbuster because they missed opportunities by not embracing change, but NOT DISNEY! TWDC is too diverse and powerful AND they embrace change AND CHANGE when needed. TWDC and it’s theme parks are invincible..So, like Blockbuster!
I know what you mean … like Blockbuster.I guess we could say Xerox and Kodak was like Blockbuster because they missed opportunities by not embracing change, but NOT DISNEY! TWDC is too diverse and powerful AND they embrace change AND CHANGE when needed. TWDC and it’s theme parks are invincible..
PS. As we know, Blockbuster is out of business (one store remains as a novelty) but you know what I mean..
TWDC is far from out of business they will only grow stronger. Resistance is futile.. opps wrong franchiseI know what you mean … like Blockbuster.
Jk
I see this is an immersive inactive theater experience. A Broadway show (3 hours total) is about 140. A ticket. That’s 44.00 an hour multiplied by 44 hours come to 2053.00 per person so I guess the pricing structure is correct.
and 700 a night for a hotel room? Yeah - no way.
Oh so you have slept in the beds? how the heck do you know how they feel?they'll apparently get a not so great bed
OH ****! NO coffee machine!!! Why is this such a big deal? You'll have all the coffee you'll want in the restaurants. If you cannot function as a person the very second you wake up from sleep without the use of a addictive stimulant like coffee than you have bigger problems.no coffee machine
The people you describe as dropping thousands upon thousands of dollars I can guarantee you have never used a microwave in their hotel room, they are at the least ordering room service and not microwaving a burrito themselves.no microwave
No they are going to be thinking and bragging on how they got to experience the new expensive hotness and show off everything to make their acquaintance's jealous.These are not people who are going to love being immersed in the Star Wars world for its own sake, they're going to be thinking the whole time "hey where the heck did my $6,000 even get spent on?"
Please tell me how to get a 30 - 60 dollar ticket.I don't think this is the best comparison simply because you can get much cheaper tickets for the vast majority of Broadway shows, I'm local to the area and have gone here and there and most of the time pay $30-60 for a ticket.
There won't be any option to get into this that would be considered "cheap"
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