Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser How To Know First?

[Dis Dragon]

Also this is a starting from point, you can choose more expensive rooms and upgrades to dining as well.

 

[BrotherCraig]

1,200 a night for a family of 4? Yeah in a 1 bedroom. We usually pay around 500 for a monorail resort. Can get cheaper at contemp or DVC rental

I wish we could find those kind of rates. $800 a night for Yacht Club or Boardwalk or Beach Club per night for a standard room for 4. We are paying $400 a night for a moderate at CBR basic room. lol

A 1 bedroom at the Grand Floridian is $1,934 per night.

 

[BrotherCraig]

The most I've ever paid for a monorail resort was 560 a night for a family of 4... But yeah this vs a cruise, I know which direction I would go.

That is good. I have never seen prices that low for them. Even Yacht Club is over $700 a night usually for a basic room. Same for Boardwalk and Beach Club. Maybe cheaper in Jan or Feb.

 

[0FF TO NEVERLAND]

I wish we could find those kind of rates. $800 a night for Yacht Club or Boardwalk or Beach Club per night for a standard room for 4. We are paying $400 a night for a moderate at CBR basic room. lol

A 1 bedroom at the Grand Floridian is $1,934 per night.

Check out the DVC Rent/Transfer page on the disboards next trip. Might be a big help

 

[Haley R]

Figure a monorail resort is around $1200 a night for a family of 4. So two nights would be around $2400. Food and drinks are included with this experience as well. With that said, a family of four can go on a Disney cruise for $10K so there is that.

We’re staying at the Polynesian in January for $367/night in a studio

 

[Dis Dragon]

That is good. I have never seen prices that low for them. Even Yacht Club is over $700 a night usually for a basic room. Same for Boardwalk and Beach Club. Maybe cheaper in Jan or Feb.

This was with a 35% AP discount for a Contemporary tower room in May.

 

[rstevens333]

Is it too early to call and book, or are they taking reservations now?

 

[VandVsmama]

My 'bucket list' thing used to be staying at the CR, but with the CR room renovations and how much I hate the redo, that's now off the list. But this Star Wars hotel experience? TAKE MY MONEY!

 

[Taylormade0503]

I'm a pretty big Star Wars guy, and I would never pay this. I mean I'm going golfing in Scotland for a week and a half next summer for about the same price.

I'm sorry, but I'm a little disappointed that Disney made a SW hotel that only a small percentage of people in the world can afford.

 

[SarahWI]

Is it too early to call and book, or are they taking reservations now?

Yeah we are ready to book it.

edited: has anyone seen pricing on galaxy class suite?

 

[0FF TO NEVERLAND]

If I’m paying this kind of money, I damn sure wouldn’t wanna read any type of spoiler or what to expect when people actually start staying there. Would feel like a waste of money not being surprised

 

[sponica]

I just want to know, will you need a BG for ROTR? Because if you don't it's worth EVERY RED PENNY

 

[TropicalDIS]

Its not the price tag that annoys me. Its the amount of days. I am pretty sure we all mostly pay for that a week vacation, or more.

But not for 2 nights. No way

Can we also point out how that pricing is only a set time frame and WEEKNIGHTS.

Its going to be much higher on weekend and high traffic times of the year

Wondered when someone would point this. I'd imagine Friday/Saturday nights will be crazy, and forget about Christmas or Summer months.

 

[rileyz]

So many more things I want to do and see for that $$$ but I’m sure some will enjoy it. I’ve been a huge SW fan for 40 years but this doesn’t entice me although I do think it will be an initial hit. I also wonder long term what will happen with interest.

 

[chasgeese]

Its not the price tag that annoys me. Its the amount of days. I am pretty sure we all mostly pay for that a week vacation, or more.

But not for 2 nights. No way

Can we also point out how that pricing is only a set time frame and WEEKNIGHTS.

Its going to be much higher on weekend and high traffic times of the year

Yeah, but the immersive experience probably would start to get old if it lasted much longer (not to mention that you are only going to be able to get natural light for a few hours over those two days). If it is as good as they are saying it will be, I think the price seems somewhat reasonable given how expensive this thing will be to operate (not to mention build) given that it will require many more cast members per guest than practically anything else at Walt Disney World.

 

[DebbieB]

I just want to know, will you need a BG for ROTR? Because if you don't it's worth EVERY RED PENNY

No because the itinerary lists a time.

 

[Taylormade0503]

So many more things I want to do and see for that $$$ but I’m sure some will enjoy it. I’ve been a huge SW fan for 40 years but this doesn’t entice me but I do think it will be an initial hit, I also wonder long term what will happen with interest.

Totally agree! I think Star Wars fanatics and Disney fanatics are going to bum rush this place for about the first year. After that I question if it can maintain it's popularity. I mean I would rather take a week vacation to Hawaii or Europe for this price. A lot depends on word of mouth. If people stay there and say that it's unbelievable, then someone like me might consider it. However, if people say "it's good but not worth the price," then they will be forced to lower the price due to it loosing some popularity.

Also, I think it's funny that some people are complaining about the possibility of paid Fast passes, but "can't wait" to stay here.

 

[CarolynFH]

It’s less expensive than a river cruise in Europe, and no overnight trans-Atlantic flight required! DH and I are thinking about this for our anniversary next year.

 

[kylenne]

We're all in tbh. But I want to do it ASAP before they inevitably water down the experience.

 

[CarolynFH]

We're all in tbh. But I want to do it ASAP before they inevitably water down the experience.

Yes, I remember when the servers at Prime Time were really into playing a role. I also remember a restaurant where all the servers were opera singers. Over time, it becomes much more difficult to hire people with those skills who also have the skills and desire to be servers.