Answering EVERY SINGLE Question About Disney's Galactic Starcruiser

[@Afineaddition]

With 6K, you can sustain a Universal passholder membership for decades

[@DeathandBeeZ]

True, sadly im not a big universal fan.

[@kkristian8350]

@@DeathandBeeZ I'm not a Fan of Disney I'm a customer with certain expectations and common sense ☺️ ☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️

[@largol33t1]

I'll take Universal's season pass for $6K.

[@markthompson6139]

I think for the price tag, Disney might be able to increase the interactive quotient by offering complimentary outfits (costumes) for arriving guests to fully undergo the transformation. You could choose before hand from a variety of the galaxy’s (humanoid) characters and Disney could even add a Bibbidi Bobbity Boutique style “salons” on the cruise you could pay extra to further the transformation. If the whole thing is to go all in LARPing, why not enable even the most casual fan the opportunity to not break the illusion for others. At the end of the sailing, they could offer guests the option to purchase the costume. It would follow the age old model of drug dealers (and anyone selling anything to parents with kids) the first hit is free, but the lifetime addiction will cost you…everything.

[@lillianmonet5952]

This comment is wild

[@keilafleischbein59]

Or they could just lower the price do you can spend that money on a costume instead

[@largol33t1]

Massive understatement. It's a crime that nonalcoholic drinks aren't "on the house"

[@orbitalpudding3420]

there actually is a salon thats about $100 extra for hair/makeup but no free clothing sadly

[@appliedengineering4001]

OK! So not giving out a costumes for free. But to loan one for the duration of you stay. That would really help. It would be nice of they had a wardrobe studio that guest could go to to get into costume just before they board the Starcruiser as well. And when you consider the amount of money they're charging for this thing. A costume loaner service should be included in the package. That way, it would encourage people to dress up for their stay and make the experience much better.

[@blakepace]

Out of this world production values in this episode AJ! I particularly like the unique font and overlay style for your chapter titles, etc.

[@lukesullivan-corbelle6317]

Questions in the video: 1:26 - What is the Star Wars hotel? 2:10 - How does Disney World fit into this? 3:34 - how do you check-in on a spaceship? 4:34 - what are the emergency doors in your cabin? 5:27 - how many people can be aboard this ship? 6:29 - can I book more or less than two nights? 6:55 - what's included? 9:00 - are there any other costs? 10:31 - what does your itinerary look like? 11:31 - do I need my phone the whole time? 12:07 - do I need to be a star wars fan? 13:11 - should I bring my kids? 14:43 - what if I need something delivered during my trip? 15:58 - can I leave if I want to? 16:41 - what is the food like? 18:09 - what is the captain's table? 18:35 - is it better to pick the first or second dinner seating? 19:21 - how are those space cocktails? 20:40 - what if I don't want to eat blue shrimp? 22:17 - what is open late? 22:50 - can I drink blue milk? 23:14 - how do they accommodate special diets? 23:59 - so AJ, what are the rooms like? 26:05 - are there any windows? 27:22 - droid assistant (in your room)? 28:50 - what are the bathrooms like? 29:31 - will I get bored? 30:28 - what if I need fresh air? 31:02 - can I play out all the storylines? 31:52 - what can you tell me about lightsaber training? 33:43 - how do you play Sabacc? 35:33 - do I have to dress up? 37:59 - do these stories tie into Galaxy's Edge? 38:55 - what happened if technology fails us? 40:28 - how do I get to galaxy's edge? 41:29 - do you have to go to Batuu? 42:25 - can I visit other parts of Hollywood studios? 43:13 - how much do the characters really interact with the guests? 44:52 - can you step back from the interaction? 46:49 - when should you NOT be in your room? 47:40 - can I shop till I drop in space?

[@cannibalisticrequiem]

I think it's just A.J.

[@michschnitte82]

Thank you!!

[@hotwasabi1085]

Thank you!!!

[@yolobro983]

Thank u

[@XieronDraxin]

I'm so glad that you get to talk with them about meals right away. I have a fish and seafood allergy and while that's not normally a problem, it looks like they used a lot of seafood on this menu to be exotic, so I was a bit worried.

[@SLisheron1]

Wow, that sounds like a lot of work. AJ, you make such an important point that this is an experience/game rather the a vacation. The idea of being that closely tied to my phone for two days is enough to make me not want to do it.

[@MartenFerret]

It's basically a ride.

[@MrAgentAardvark]

Here's what I see for 4-6 grand: A very tiny room. Some food I wouldn't pay $15 for in the real world. A dinner show I wouldn't sit through for free if i saw in the park. A day at Hollywood Studios. Some video games. Some character interaction. Some storyline acting that makes me cringe. Other youtube videos showed line dancing and space bingo (weee?) Nothing about this looks like it's worth 1/4 of the price.

[@gobsvensen]

Realizing @13:34 that I may follow too many Disney channels when I recognize three people from one in someone else's video

[@loracaro4427]

Omg me to all the bloggers for the preview...lol 😂😂

[@uglystupidloser]

@@KateS1980 She was legit in like every video 😂

[@Angelcots]

This seems like a comic con/escape room/video game but you sleep there, dont see sunlight, eat questionable food, and question all your life's choices because you could go on a week's long trip abroad with top hotels, restaurants, and attractions in place of 2 days in a disney made experience. I mean if you want a disney experience, just go all out in actual disney world for a week. Eat at all the restaurants and stay in a suite and actually save money by comparison.

[@ThatOneDudeWhoPostsStuff]

You can see sunlight though. You can go to the "climate simulator" at any time and you can also just leave at any point you wish

[@DeathandBeeZ]

@@ThatOneDudeWhoPostsStuff i think you missed the point here. They are saying you can go do a disney world trip instead and save money…

[@uglystupidloser]

Maybe that's the big brain 10,000 IQ play by Disney here. Subconsciously get more people to pay for the Disney parks by realizing their alternative. I'm kidding, of course. This is probably just a good, old fashioned train wreck.

[@ThatOneDudeWhoPostsStuff]

@@DeathandBeeZ well it's not exactly comparable like that. You can go to Universal instead of Disney World and save money, but if you want the *Disney* theme park experience, then you're going to Disney World. If you want to have a two day LARP session, then the Starcruiser is a go-to because nowhere else offers a two day Star Wars LARP session at this scale. The money you spend isn't for a hotel, but an experience you can't get elsewhere, it's just not fair to say "you could save money by NOT going here and instead doing a completely different experience" because that's like saying "you could save money by going to the beach instead of a 7 day Disney World trip" because people don't go to the beach for the same reason they go to Disney World.

[@jocelynhayden620]

Everything about this looks super claustrophobic, is it just me? I couldn't sleep in that insanely small capsule if they paid me!

[@kathleenardrey5094]

I felt my claustrophobia kicking in just viewing the video! Along with the strobing lights, artificial air, no sunlight-I could not do this "experience" if Disney paid for me. Seriously.

[@RSW552]

It's not just you. I thought the same thing. Claustrophobic as all get out! The Overlook Hotel would be less stressful. 😂

[@UnravelingMysteriesX]

Only Disney could figure out how to make a "cruise" that doesn't actually go anywhere and charge a premium for it. Better off going on an actual Disney cruise for longer and cheaper.

[@nicholas_scott]

I love the idea of this. Sort of a real world westworld. But the price is just crazy. and the execution is still a bit rough

[@kalipassion04]

Not Westworld....Lord I hope not 🤣🤣.

[@spcglider]

Well, lets consider that. If you tried to execute a stage play but allowed the audience to come up on stage and involve themselves with the production, the possibility of it coming off "perfectly" from any standpoint is infinitely small. Now try to make that play come off like its a movie thats been massively retouched with CGI. Like any live, practical production, theres a certain amount of suspension of dis-belief involved. No matter how much one chooses to pay to attend.

[@kalipassion04]

@@spcglider They wouldn't have that problem if they would have consulted highly experienced and successful live action role play (larp) game designers.

[@spcglider]

@@kalipassion04 I think that's an assumption that they didn't.

[@largol33t1]

$6K is ludicrous. I wouldn't pay $1k a night for this...

[@largol33t1]

13:08 - AJ's suggestion for movies is VERY good advice. I'm not a huge SW fan but I have seen most of the movies. I would recommend just for background info: Star Wars (the very first movie) The Empire Strikes Back And then if you want to get into the worlds that Galaxy's Edge centers around: The Force Awakens (this is where we meet Rey) I think three movies is a lot to cover but if you have extra time, you can add Rogue One (this is more background information about the Death Star but the heroine Jyn Erso is not a character you'll meet in SH or Galaxy's Edge; I wish they had included her)

[@munizj0621]

I love star wars and Disney, but this is not worth 6k.

[@machomachoduck2096]

It wouldn’t even be worth 2k.

[@lastguyminn2324]

This isn't even Star Wars.

[@extrashotofespresso_]

@@lastguyminn2324 looks like Star Wars to me.. let me guess, you don't like the new characters?

[@admiralseabass8993]

DFBGuide - I've spent thousands in DisneyParks after watching your videos. But I won't on this. Thanks for everything you do.

[@uglystupidloser]

What if it was $1200 to $1600? I feel like plenty would at that price range. Still nothing great, but there would be a market.

[@BoopinSnakeBandito]

@@uglystupidloser it would be a cool option to have, but in comparison to the other on-premises resorts, you could save a lot of money and be able to visit more parks or spend more time there if you just picked a different resort to stay at.

[@largol33t1]

I also watch DIS Unplugged and WDWNews Today. They offer excellent, unbiased information about all aspects of the theme parks.

[@tkashur]

I'm not usually a fan of theme park spoilers. However, this is out of my budget, and anytime I've shown family members interactions they just cringe...so yah this is starting to feel like something I'll never experience. Thank you dfb/KZbin!

[@largol33t1]

I've watched over 20 videos over the last two weeks about this subject. Only ONE KZbin channel gave it a positive review but I can't believe he thinks it's worth it. It can't be. I'm not even a Disneyfied Star Wars fan. I prefer the older films such as The Force Awakens and The Empire Strikes back.

[@SgtPepper2411]

I’m a giant Star Wars fan but can’t afford to go yet. So it feels so nice to know more about the experience for free from my house. Hopefully, this will continue to improve as time goes on and it will become somewhat more affordable with some offers around the year, that way I’ll be able to go at least once in my life

[@tamaraallredge42]

Nope, this represents all of what I dislike about Disney right now. Over-priced and under-whelming.

[@kathleenardrey5094]

I agree with you.

[@BoopinSnakeBandito]

Walt would be disappointed if he saw this. he'd probably say "why'd I bother dreaming up all these parks if you aren't even going to see them? why would we sell that experience to someone?" just to make a buck, is the answer. that's not the original Disney way.

[@RSW552]

This looks awful. WTF was Disney thinking? From concept to theming, those claustrophobic rooms and corridors -- this misses every mark. Even if it was free, I wouldn't enjoy it.

[@largol33t1]

And VERY poorly planned/executed. The rooms look pretty cramped and according to what I'm reading online and seeing on other KZbin channels, they ARE cramped. One user who said he isn't even 6'0" said he had to bend his legs to sleep in the bunk beds.

[@charlottedobson1638]

You haven’t done it so how do you know it is under-whelming? If you dislike Disney so much may I suggest you don’t go and you stop watching KZbin videos about it

[@bamboozledgreatcrowd8982]

So you get a day in the ship then a day at the park, hmmmm the that math don't add up to $6000.00

[@MikeandElle]

I wanted to know what’s the difference between the rooms. We watched the previous video and some other Disney blogs and no one showed other rooms and what they have to offer above a standard room.

[@uglystupidloser]

The room above is a 1 bedroom with a little bar area. Not sure if there is a kitchenette. Then there is the reported $20k room no one seems to have pictures of.

[@stevanharrison]

I just tried to book, but as I’m in the UK they are not taking bookings outside the US just yet :-(

[@jssfrk161]

I wonder when they will, we are coming from Australia. I’m hoping in at least a year it will open up to us!

[@nylaandrew]

Pass.

[@risaroni]

Well it's official. This video made me want to go on this thing. Now to start saving my money...

[@southy98]

Going out of business in September

[@KaijuInvadesNYC]

They should have pins or something that alerts everyone that you don't want to participate in the play acting.

[@Saviorsrdenver]

I actually *think* they've done better than that. Note how everyone has an earpiece? I'm guessing the actors have support cast members watching to let them - silently to you - know who's up for what as they wander in real time. So you give your greeter a basic idea of what you're out for, which they put into a profile for you. If yours says "No interactions, please" the actor will get stopped and told to move on. (If you say you're here for 'business' or say you want to be a scoundrel, or you're looking to free the galaxy, or what have you those actors will be directed to bring you in.) Which, come to think of it, probably *helps* explain the cost. If there's two or three people to assist every live actor 'backstage' watching the public cameras. Your magicband probably also assists with tracking you, since I have little doubt it can do that in the confines of the Starcruiser.

[@KaijuInvadesNYC]

@@Saviorsrdenver while that sounds great, in theory, I seriously doubt they have people monitoring & guiding each performer individually at all times. The ear piece is probably for more standard communication...time for your break, etc. At the end of the day, it's still a job. Also, how are these puppet masters telling who's who on a dime like that? Play by play announcers in sports get paid big bucks to call games with a fraction of the amount of people who would be "on the ship" and no one there is wearing a jersey with a huge number on it. You give Disney WAY too much credit. Guaranteed its far more basic than you imagine.

[@extrashotofespresso_]

It would make zero sense to come if you are not interested in partaking fully. You might as well just visit the Star Wars attarctions in Hollywood studios and call it a day.

[@Saviorsrdenver]

@@extrashotofespresso_ Mostly that would be aimed at the semi-rare parents/spouses who are with their families who *are* into it and don't feel comfortable with their kids alone in the place. It is Disney World, there will be families.

[@supermathv3]

For the amount of people there, more aliens and characters seem a must. From the videos I've seen, the few actors get swarmed.

[@PhanthomKnight9]

Imagine 2 guys starting a lightsaber duel at 03:00 but still not making any sound

[@nadiaeng7608]

Please add a segment on how to choose your side (resistance, first order, etc) and when you can, also about the CSL portrait experience

[@SK-yx7hm]

To be honest the hotel experience to me just seems lame, like its cool but it feels like disney skimped out

[@mrplatink]

On day two, it's a Batu excursion...so if I'm NOT doing the Starcruiser, but I AM going to Hollywood Studios, separate from this event...then I may be able to meet up with some Halcyon voyagers? ALRIGHT!

[@willwilkerson7198]

It looks fun but sounds exhausting!🥱

[@turnersgauge3430]

It does seem a bit overwhelming for the general public and of course it’s obviously very expensive, however I think I’d enjoy it. I’m an extrovert and enjoy escape rooms, plus it feels like knights of the old republic! Maybe if it cost less then I’d consider going.

[@sirnh]

During my visit last weekend, we had some joker dressed like Wesley Crusher - seriously!

[@KungPowKirby]

I guess I’m still left wondering about handicap access to missions etc. Will I be able to do all the missions even if I’m in an ECV or wheelchair or will I be limited to a viewer or worse limited to only specific missions? Also ECV parking? Does that mean we aren’t allowed to bring them around all the areas of the ship? Also are there ADA cabins aboard?

[@AngelWJedi]

yeah i had wondered about that. how would those with any handicap be able to do this?

[@Roadent1241]

I assume the obvious answer for HoH/deaf peeps is 'to just rely on the Datapad and just read everything you come across'. Not sure how cast members will react to 'being ignored' when you don't know they're trying to get your attention. I'd just turn my 'aids off because it would just be noisy and chaotic. Once again, like with games, blind people are left out.

[@BoopinSnakeBandito]

just stay at port orleans french quarter. my grandparents both needed wheelchairs, so it's all accessible and themed entirely around mardi gras. plenty of exquisite theming and fun vibes. great food choices and all the parks are less than 20 minutes away on the bus service. saves you plenty of money to visit more parks or spend more time there.

[@edwardbrock3807]

Damn this is hella true

[@brrrrharrr]

I think it's perfect for creating and consuming Disney content. Y'all can make some money and I can "experience" it for free at my convenience

[@jamiliahrivera5986]

Lol same same I watch Dfv and all ears almost daily I love the content

[@DogeShibaDog]

5:57 is that who i think it is sitting there?

[@gibsonquest]

Yep! Ordinary Adventures! They had an absolute blast at it.

[@Sunshine36616]

I bet those real "emergency exit" handles get pulled accidentally or by a kid a lot.

[@redflamearrow7113]

I understand that they are locked unless an actual emergency occurs.

[@edwardbrock3807]

Yupppp

[@grantleyhughes]

That's the kind of review I was looking for. Thank you for that.

[@justmeyo4589]

Aha!! This is where Sage went after he got back from Covid furlough!! How cool!

[@danielsweb2]

“Let me tell you about my sightless useless friend…” LOL

[@angieb4782]

You sound like your starting to get sick. Hope your ok.!! I love your videos!! Thanks for everything 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@gameoftomes14]

Are the missions something that can be done by someone in a wheelchair? I’m assuming Disney thought about this, but I wonder how accessible the missions are.

[@largol33t1]

One thing that has made me wonder: I saw a cast member using a wheelchair but that was in the tunnel connecting the hotel to Galaxy's Edge. I have no idea about the hotel itself. I guess you have to call customer service and hope you don't get put on hold for 15 minutes like so many others...

[@edwardbrock3807]

Best video/review ive seen on this so far. Great job!!! Subbed!

[@unwrangler11]

Awesome adventure, thanks for the insight.

[@gata_22]

I don’t think it will be a issue booking anytime since they haven’t been fully booked yet. Especially for that price!!!! Good luck if this even lasts two years.

[@AngelWJedi]

from what i have heard and seen they actually lost a lot of bookings before it even opened lols

[@francisgarboski2637]

Burned bright like a supernova... then burned out as well.

[@racheljackson4428]

33:54 Disney's Doing James Bond with Star Wars! Sir Sean Connery would be so proud.

[@AimeHart]

Disney needs to greatly reduce the cost as not only is this above other establishments price points, the experience is directed toward a niche audience: those who like Star Wars AND like escape room / who done it type experiences. If you break it down to Park Ticket $110, Meals $35x6, Magic Band $30 then its $350 per person plus the 20 hours of 'entertainment' at $100/hour then the experience should cost no more than $2700 for a party of 2 and $3400 for a party of 4.

[@liamcollinson5695]

This could of been so cool but it seems budget cut to me I understand its heavily themed but the price is multiple times the price of even most of London hotel's it even out prices 3-4 star hotels

[@thestoryfactory8429]

Lots of mushrooms and shellfish on the menus, which are serious allergens among my family. Do they have alternatives?

[@ericatom393]

yes, Peter from Ordinary Adventures doesn't eat seafood so he had all alternatives which they show in their videos

[@kathleenardrey5094]

She addressed the food issues thoroughly. Listen

[@thebiddler6907]

I know that everything associated with the Starcruiser is SUPER EXPENSIVE, but if I were an intense Star Wars fan with money to spare, this honestly sounds like an incredible experience! As your previous video mentioned, if this proves to be profitable, I wouldn't be surprised if Universal created something similar with Harry Potter. I mean c'mon, what Potter fan wouldn't want to experience a day or two as a student at Hogwarts with a trip to Hogsmeade and Diagon Alley?!

[@largol33t1]

The problem is space. Universal doesn't have any land to expand. Both "lands" (Universal and Islands of Adventure) are maxed out in size. There's no room to add anything that won't fit in the confines of the parks. They tore down dueling dragons to install Hagrid's coaster. There already was some space in front of the visitors center of Jurassic Park to build the Velocicoaster.

[@thebiddler6907]

@@largol33t1 That is one thing Disney managed to do well in FL is create space for their parks. But I wouldn't be surprised if something like this gets built at a non-Disney park that does have the room for it; especially if it proves profitable!

[@AifosViruset]

I have a question: how does using the app work for international guests? Do they have WiFi everywhere that you can use?

[@djm5687]

I love the alternate "Star Wars" themed opening sequence.

[@wadlow811]

Can you bring your own alcohol and food onboard? How late does the experience end on the second evening?

[@geoffrogos]

What about pricing for only 1 person? The website only starts at "2 guests per cabin" but does the person per night price apply if only 1 person goes?

[@rickvbeck1]

I didn’t see anything about handicap accommodation except for the part about renting items. Do they have elevators or ramps?

[@edwardbrock3807]

Very good point.. i watched a long video and it doesnt seem very handicap friendly. Also i wanna say its all a single story as the emergency exits lead to outside which wld be a helluva fall from and 2nd story. I dont think guests are allowed upstairs openly

[@Vandoe666]

I'd actually love to WORK there moreson than go xD sounds SO cool

[@johnsmith2726]

Ok AJ-Great Video and very informative. However, big question, since you probably did not pay for your cruise/trip, would you fork overt the $5 or $6 Grand to go on this adventure?

[@CaptainPikeachu]

They’ve mentioned in a previous video before that they will do the trip again with their own money after it officially opens. So that question is answered.

[@ziggy4465]

While I appreciate your commentary on this, I’m still probably going to pass on this experience. I can’t justify the additional cost on my vacation (this is more than I normally spend on a two week visit to Disney World for four adults including park passes). Really expensive trip for this Disney/Star Wars devotee.

[@largol33t1]

There are 245 possible bookable days left in this year and a total of 74 days are booked solid. So 74 out of um, 245 is a rate of barely 30%. Doesn't look like they'll be getting their investment money back any time this year! I wouldn't pay even $2k for this wet dumpster fire. Drinks aren't even on the house! They really lost the plot here.

[@christinanewman1542]

How much is the voucher for the quick service meal in HS?

[@jamiegrace9662]

Are these handicap accessible rooms/facilities/activities?

[@fragileseance9376]

How much is the grand captain suite for 8 adults?

[@alishanightshade3270]

Can I go to restroom during missions? I didn’t see any restroom around the missions area. It will be inconvenient if I really need to go. It’s will be weird if you had to exist your room and walk all the way to find a restroom and head back to your mission

[@BrickScape]

To expensive and it doesn’t really feel like Star Wars to me

[@chamomiletea99]

I'm curious how many different casts there are, surely the inaugural cast needs a day off!

[@RinaJosscy]

I saw at least 2 different groups of cast members in the different videos. The gaya “fan” was just red headed in this video in another it was an alien like ahsoka and had a different face.

[@chamomiletea99]

Good point, the more videos we see going forward, the more different actors we will see.

[@Hubgrass]

It’s like any other Disney show…they’ve got to have rotating casts.

[@TrumpetDinopup]

They only get $18 an hour.

[@DeltaOmegaX]

"What's a Star War?" Does not compute. xD

[@donotdisturbmode]

I wonder if people have tried to "get real" with the cast yet by asking things about the actor and not the character. I can just imagine my dad making a comment about their shift, their wage, how long it takes to put the make-up on, etc

[@AngelWJedi]

id pay to see that lols

[@MmeCShadow]

That's something people who think they're real clever already do to the cast members in the parks. They're trained to stay in character unless it's an emergency.

[@apatriciandrade2317]

They are trained to stay in character. Like, VERY trained.

[@Drebe73]

After watching all the videos, and if I had the money I’d do it in a heart beat. The actors are so fun. The interactive experience looks exciting and if it gives the feels that I got building my lightsaber than it’s worth the cost.

[@uglystupidloser]

Have you heard of the 501st Legion? They have former military, police, and fire fighters do events with full costumes. They are known for their attendance at Star Wars celebrations, fundraisers, and kid's birthday parties. I hear it's a good time.

[@stanwalsh3317]

Are you supposed to eat lunch before you board or on Day 1?

[@AngelWJedi]

yeah it is that deary it is just an expensive hotel with weird not worth the price food,drinks,room extra lols

[@DagrtOne]

I don’t know if you can answer this, but what if in your party people want to take different roles? Do you have to separate from those members in your party? What if they’re minors like 10 year olds? They want to be first order and you want to be a smuggler? Is that possible or does a group have to stay together?

[@uglystupidloser]

Very good question. Adults who went togetherand chose different story lines weren't allowed to go to certain events together. I can't imagine they would let children sign up for events alone.

[@feedthesnake3394]

so to get on rise, is it cheaper to use genie+ or book galactic cruiser?

[@leahgomez7248]

Genie+ is miles cheaper in comparison like $30 a person

[@uglystupidloser]

Are you serious? ... Let me see. It's the Galactic Starcruiser. You're welcome.

[@its_clean]

At this point the easiest way to get on Rise is just to buy the entire state of Florida

[@BaronBytes]

So this is a pretty cool and expensive larp weekend

[@glassapple5903]

I would find the price tag slightly more reasonable if EVERYTHING on that ship was free (food, drinks, “premiums” on the ship like the captain’s table), or at the very least, half the price of things in the rest of the parks, if not less. I can understand how expensive maintenance can be, and those cast members deserve a hefty paycheck for the effort they put in, but in no way should that add up to 6,000, and definitely not more than that.

[@largol33t1]

It's ludicrous that nonalcoholic drinks aren't on the house. It only costs 10 cents to fill up a soda. I used to work at a restaurant and the second fattest profits come from drinks, right after the main courses.

[@fulcrum6008]

*Still not worth the $6,000...*

[@shawnwilliams3867]

Very thorough. Impressive attention to detail.

[@sheillaallen2538]

If we are transferring from another Disney hotel will they transfer luggage for us?

[@DeathandBeeZ]

I am going to guess not, but maybe call and ask?

[@Londwar]

Just not interested. And I have 6000 reasons why.

[@drueschesrruesche8442]

Is there room service?

[@sirken2]

My biggest question: How do you learn the Trooper's numbers and tell them apart XD?

[@loracaro4427]

Ok so I wonder for people who are not on this cruise what will happen for the star war rides ??they are already very long . if you are just visiting the park for a day or not saying on property I don't think you will have a chance to get on these rides.

[@richardmckrell4899]

I can only imagine the confusion and lawsuits if there was ever a fire in there.

[@MikeOnTheHomestead]

Dang it! now I want to do this!

[@jordybaby941]

So question, could I walk into the star cruiser without a reservation and just walk around the lobby area and look around? That would be possible with other resorts because they allow you to dine there without a room reservation so I’m just wondering if they allow that here.

[@kristenroberts4502]

I am SHOCKED you get allowed out just to smoke! Also ha I see Ally’s hair!

[@ethandumas6937]

I thought it was short of two days not actually 2 full days

[@redflamearrow7113]

You're right

[@clairep3688]

AJ I want to see your Star Wars fits

[@TrumpetDinopup]

This is the Galactic ripoff. No way this will last.

[@LexieNewell17]

the fact that main characters like chewy don't have any real impact on your day is disappointing. imagine being alongside Han Leia and Luke while trying to take down the Death Star or empire instead of blue faced Kathleen Kennedy and matt the mechanic lol

[@Dizzy11771]

this has just been one big let down. def not worth the price

[@ojivlogs]

When you pay 6000usd and realize they not actually sending you to space...

[@dng6121]

I will miss this hotel which I never went to.

[@Lucretiaseesall]

Thank you AJ this was an very informative video, but its still going to be a hard pass no for me! As a DW newbie/first timer /not a SW fan I will pass on this and spend my time and money experiencing the four major theme parks.

[@busymom7729]

Did you know if you can’t sleep and want to watch some Star Wars you have to have a Disney Plus account. Come on now 😟

[@timkunk3498]

Thank you! 🌟👍

[@timbarry2743]

Do they change extra for valet or is that included with the overall cost?

[@nathaliefaupel9452]

I believe she said included in the price.

[@muttshouse]

Will you be using data for the My Disney Parks app? Or does it rely on Disney wifi? We have limited data on our family plan.

[@robertmask2223]

This is something I personally will never do. It sounds neat, just not six grand neat. If I had $6000 bucks to drop I would scratch off a bucket list item and stay at the Grand Floridian. Or better yet, go on an actual cruise some place like the Med where I can actually see other countries. It's actually kind of sad when you think about how many people are not going to be able to experience this. You could take part in the Star Trek experience in Las Vegas for about $30 bucks.

[@rjohnson80100]

If the Star Trek Experience was still around. That thing closed down 14 years ago now man... Used to take my friends there for fun back when I lived in Vegas when it was open.

[@robertmask2223]

@@rjohnson80100 yeah, that is why I said could instead of can. But the comparison is still valid.

[@WhirlOmar]

My question is: is there a wonderful distinct LOBBY SMELL in the Halcyon?

[@kalipassion04]

Can you use a iPad instead of your phone to acess the larping activities?

[@AngelWJedi]

better yet how would those with older phones or no phones do this? lols