Their time and their money applied by them resulting in their enjoyment. Good for them. Their videos are actually interesting and fun to watch. That said, everyone does not see the same value in this experience. Yes! Each person's value scale is different.All these paying guests enjoying themselves having a great time and telling people, how very dare they. If you didn't know better you'd think Disney had actually designed it to please guests, rather than people who haven't experienced it but want to say how terrible it is
Exactly. I'm sure I'd have a blast. I also have a blast at water parks, rock concerts, and local theme parks.
I wouldn't know, what percentage of guests do any reviews for anything come from? I'm not sure how anyone would find that information out? I guess the implication is that if anyone isn't happy with good reviews they can dismiss any review by saying "What percent of paying guests do these posts originate from"?
This. Right here. It was true before social media, but it has only been amplified since. And there is "science" behind that phenomenon. According to that article, the reason is that "people are more affected by bad experiences than good ones."
If you get time my friend I'd love to hear your review on your stay, the good, the bad, the meh and any honest thoughts about the experience as a paying guest.
So take that with the overwhelmingly positive reviews, including those from folks who went in with some trepidation based on pre-opening footage, and that *should* give you an idea of just how much damn fun the Starcruiser is.
Is it expensive? Yes. Is it for everybody? No. Am I actively trying to figure out how to convince my wife that I NEED to go back? Yes.
And I will not be gaslit into thinking I hated it or that I'm some kind of rube for enjoying it.
I heard there will be Life Day (Similar to Christmas on Earth) celebrations on the ship, so there is a reason to go back
So take that with the overwhelmingly positive reviews, including those from folks who went in with some trepidation based on pre-opening footage, and that *should* give you an idea of just how much damn fun the Starcruiser is.
Is it expensive? Yes. Is it for everybody? No. Am I actively trying to figure out how to convince my wife that I NEED to go back? Yes.
And I will not be gaslit into thinking I hated it or that I'm some kind of rube for enjoying it.
Sure thing. Here is my full review: https://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads...eports-from-march-1-2022.976599/post-10183523
Thanks for that. Was in Orlando for 2 weeks when you wrote it and didn't log in whilst away so missed it. Glad you had such a great time too, you can tell how much fun you had reading that. I hear from a few that check- in is pretty shambolic, think they need to work on that by maybe giving out precise check-in times and staggering them? Once again glad you enjoyed it and thanks for the review.
Tim Tracker discussing why it's not good value to go to the 'Starcruise' with a young child. Slightly odd as we've been told vloggers aren't allowed to bite the hand that feeds them. But there we go, I don't make up these arbitrary rules.
That’s an excellent idea. It’s fun to watch this kind of experience thru children, but also would be a different vibe to have something like a 16+ option too.
Are you trying to convince us or yourself? What a strange comment.
Not really. I've seen several posters questioned over the years by others about whether they "really loved something" or "Have you really thought about it properly" etc.
Tim Tracker discussing why it's not good value to go to the 'Starcruise' with a young child. Slightly odd as we've been told vloggers aren't allowed to bite the hand that feeds them. But there we go, I don't make up these arbitrary rules.
But then who will enjoy the Playskool plastic bridge and mall laser tag light saber playtime?
