Why Are People Cancelling Star Wars Hotel Reservations??

But she is the beessta evar!

The fact the promo vid makes the experience look so cheap and over-priced, must also have nothing to do with people cancelling it.

And the “setting’s” look could be any generic sci-fi.

Other than the one “singer” who has a head-piece (of a Twi’lek slave dancer), nothing about it says “STAR WARS”.

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OH, and I found another franchise that it looks like KK inserted itself into.

IN this image, we have Dorothy, the Wicked Witch of the West, and…

She not even hiding it anymore. I bet she couldn’t even get the ROTC guys to date her.

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I saw Ryan’s vid on this the other day. All I can say is “Oh look; ‘Space Invaders’ in 3D!” LOL!

Disney can’t figure out why its $3K a night ‘Star Wars’ hotel flopped

It seems like a no-brainer. Build an immersive two-day experience for Star Wars fans in the most popular amusement park in the world, fill it with world-class amenities and interactive play, then sit back and let the fat tourist dollars roll in. But what actually happened with Disney’s Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser experience was a painful lesson in price point economics.

But as many youtubers and reviews have pointed out, what was advertised and what they got is nowhere close.

Still, Disney is willing to spend more money on figuring out just why fans aren’t willing to drop the price of a used car on a two-day hotel stay. Prior guests to the resort who filled out a survey after their stay are being asked to become part of a paid focus group to solve what Disney apparently deems a mystery: why did this dream experience blow up faster than the Death Star?

Being railroaded in what you can do.  It was two days of “you have to be here at this time, no deviations”, you are part of a live stage show, you can’t wear this, etc.

The resort experience has faced an onslaught of criticism since the first promotional photos were released online.

Cheap paint, cheap scenery, cheap costumes, cheap dialogue, cheap effects, cheap merchandise quality, bad value for what you paid for, etc.

I love how confused they are! It failed because for something that was $6000 it looked cheap af! Certainly didn’t help that they’ve advertised it on the sequel trilogy either.

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