Uh that's not how apartments work.
Not interested in this in the least at this point.
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Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser
- Thread starter Brian G.
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Not interested in this in the least at this point.
TheGentTrent
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I wonder how many kids are going to accidentally roll out of that top bunk onto concrete.I dont remember this art from the presentation - it's going to have spectacular views:
Coasted
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- Jan 28, 2017
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1. I am sure will be built just outside park, right next to SWL, with direct access straight in/out of SWL to keep you in theme ie following quote re-affirms that "It is 100% immersive, and the story will touch every single minute of your day, and it will culminate in a unique journey for every person who visits.” Easy way to monetise early access. Amazing way to live the theme.
2. Quote "Every window has views of space" = no outdoor windows, so can be high density / back to back, plus can be right next to the park.
2. Quote "Every window has views of space" = no outdoor windows, so can be high density / back to back, plus can be right next to the park.
wizwit
Contributing Member
No real windows in the rooms means there can be no premium "Theme Park" views. But also means there can be no parking lot "garden view" rooms.
Any mention of a pool area? I wonder how they will incorporate a pool into the immersive theme? Or could this be the first Disney hotel without an outdoor pool?
While I may never stay here, I am very intrigued to see the final product of this hotel and what the experience is.
Ashhanbre
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- May 31, 2017
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Disneyhead
Legendary Member
Zero interest in this "Experience". I'm sure the people will eat it up. Tons of people love this kind of stuff. It's just a bit too "playing pretend" for me. Going deep cosplay isn't really what I'm looking for in my "themed entertainment".
Skipper Justin
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quinnmac000
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Disneyhead
Legendary Member
It is supposed to be based on the "Cruise Line Model". So, all inclusive except for alcohol.
Skipper Justin
Veteran Member
Yeah I was in a very literal mood last night. Sorry!
It doesn't interest me but I'll watch a video of someone going. This seems like an extreme extroverted hotel and not comfortable.
How many people will book this and complain about no flat screen TV, coffee maker, pool, or other typical and expected accommodations. You'd be amazed how many guests complain about the VO5 and Zest in Cabana Bay...
This makes it all a little more stomachable, but $2500 is still a lot for a family of four for two days.
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They could have rooms with views of the parks and the other side could have the CGI views. They could run into the same issue as the cruise liners when they put a live sea view into the inside rooms. The sea view would have Disney characters occasionally do something and the rooms became more popular that the outward facing rooms.
Don't confuse the yanks with fortnight.Although this is probably an unrealistic scenario... you mean to tell me that it would work out at $11,900 for 2 people for a fortnight (a fairly normal vacation length)...
I don't think it is designed as a normal vacation style hotel, it is for a 2-4 day stay not a fortnight
Indeed, like I say it's unrealistic but I imagine someone would be crazy and rich enough to do it!
It's a little more than half the cost to stay in the poly bungalows for a night, so it probably looks like great value to some people.