28 thoughts on “Per Guest, Per Night Pricing Revealed for Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser Hotel, As Well As Different Cabin Amenities”

1. Add another $1000 for taxes and tips, per 2 night experience.

2. did anyone else have trouble following the math of cost per night?

   • Nope

3. Judging by the outside photos, I counted about 60 rooms total. Disney World has over 30,000 rooms. So, 60 rooms out of 30,000 is 0.2%. That means, regardless of the price, the vast majority of Star Wars fans who go to WDW will never make it staying at this hotel.

   • There’s over 100

4. I honestly thought the cost was going to be a lot worse.

5. I don’t believe this hotel will be successful, for the following reasons:
   1. It’s way too expensive. It charges the prices of presidential suites of the deluxe hotels for a room the size of a All Stars room. Most rich people don’t like getting packed in. 2. It originally depended on the success of Galaxy’s Edge, which failed to fulfill its expectations since its first opening. 3. Some die hard fans will cash in their retirement savings to stay here just once, especially at the beginning, but such fans (and their savings) will be depleted real soon. 4. If a guy does come up with the money, his significant other or his spoiled child might refuse to go to Disney World without being allowed to visit Magic Kingdom, swim, get a spa treatment, or just go outside. So he has to put his family in a different hotel while he has fun, and his family will resent him while Disney will be responsible for splitting families up during vacation time. 5. It is completely devoid of real Star Wars scenes such as the being the inside of the Death Star or seeing Darth Vader, so, like Galaxy’s Edge, most SW fans have no reason to be there. 6. This has never been done before — a hotel that locks you in and controls where you go for the duration of your stay, even though it’s an obvious idea. There’s a reason nobody else has tried it: it’s a bad idea. Rich people, in particular, don’t like getting locked up; but then, non-rich people don’t like it either. 7. This hotel pretends to be a cruise, but it’s not a cruise. On a cruise, you can step outside any time onto an open deck, take a stroll, feel the sun and fresh ocean breeze. This hotel looks like a tomb from the outside, so stepping out will seriously hurt your feelings (you paid how much for this?). 8. Most people go to Disney World for more than 2 nights, so one much pack up after 2 nights and move somewhere else, which is a lot of bother, especially for rich people. And you know Disney can’t help you pack because everybody checks out on the same day, so all the workers are busy getting the hotel ready for the new batch of guests coming in. 9. In a normal luxury hotel presidential suite, there are many amenities available specially to you because you are the top dog, but now you are only in a average room that charges high prices, you are an average nobody. That is, if you truly can afford this thing, then prepare for a slumming experience where you stay in a tiny room in which you can hardly move around, and hubnub with poor people who scraped together their life savings to be here 2 nights, who will go home to starve for the rest of the year.

   • Don’t forget the expensive costumes they expect you to buy for the different occasions that will never be worn again. And the biggest problem, who wants to live on a starship with characters from the last trilogy?

6. So, an experience for the very wealthy…who probably aren’t into Star Wars enough to want the experience. Fantastic.

7. You’ve got to be kidding. Not surprised. Way out of reach for most families. The math doesn’t add up either. How does 4 x $749 come to $6k??

   • $4 x 749 per night = 2,996 per night x 2 nights = 5,992

   • $749 per person, per night for a 2 night experience ($749 x4 = $3k x 2 nights = $6k)

   • $749 per guest per night. 2-night stay = $6k

8. I’m not a multimillionaire, so I guess I won’t get to stay here.

9. Galaxy Class Suite for us! Can’t wait to book it!

10. To quote Frank Barone, “HOLY CRAP!”

    There will still be folks line up to pay this cause it is something new. But I wonder about long term stability of this at that price.

11. I’m planning to stay in the first cabin I can book! To me this seems like an amazing Star Wars related experience.

12. oh good, I see it’s a value resort…

13. I don’t fit profile. Not for me.

14. Wow! Way out of our price range for a Star Wars loving family of five – disappointed we can’t take advantage!

15. Seriously? How is this even remotely affordable? They’re literally catering to the super rich only. $5000 for 2 people for TWO NIGHTS? And that’s only during off season! I hate to see what they’re asking during peak season.

16. Hahahaha. Pass

17. The Grand Captain Suite! If I’m gonna do this, I’m going all in!

18. Ok, that was not as expensive as I anticipated. It’s like the Disney Cruise prices.

    • Not sure if you were joking, but the only cruise Disney runs that gets anywhere close to this starting price is a 10 day Hawaiian cruise. So no, it’s not really like that when you consider what’s included.

19. As a huge fan of Disney and a Star Wars I just find this an absolute and complete joke for pricing. Oh I know many will book this and it will be waiting lists, but at some point the voice of reason needs to step in and say nope this is a joke. All I can think of is that old fashioned saying “a fool and his money is soon parted”.

20. Phone with VM is an amenity in 2021? What a joke.

21. Sign me up

    I want to learn the ways of the force!….

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