Pricing and sample itinerary revealed for Disney World's Star Wars themed resort experience

Aug 04, 2021 in "Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser"

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Posted: Wednesday August 4, 2021 9:45am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

Disney has updated its Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser experience website giving us a first confirmation of pricing and exactly what is included in the package.

Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser arrival terminal

As expected, the 2 night, 2 day experience aboard the 100 cabin starcruiser will not come cheap. For 2 guests in the entry-level standard cabin in off-season during late August - September, the total is $4809.

What is included on Star Wars Galactic Starcuiser and what does it cost?

Your Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser vacation package includes:

2-night stay in a cabin or suite
Ongoing, immersive and interactive entertainment, where choices determine your experience
Food and beverages on the starcruiser (excluding alcoholic and specialty beverages) and a quick-service meal at Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo or other select locations at Disney's Hollywood Studios
Admission to Disney's Hollywood Studios for your planetary excursion to Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge for one day, on day two
Valet parking
Exclusive Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser databand (known on your home planet as a MagicBand)

For a group of four, pricing is closer to $6000.

Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser pricing

In addition to the standard cabins, there is a Galaxy Class Suite and a Grand Captain Suite - pricing for those is not yet available.

As part of the experience, Disney is inviting guests to dress up as part of the Star Wars galaxy and wear galactic favorites during your Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser adventure. Disney advises that clothes from your home planet are also welcome.

What does the Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser itinerary look like?

Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser sample itinerary

What dining is included in Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser?

On the first night of your adventure, the Crown of Corellia Dining Room transforms for dinner into a table-service supper club with a special musical appearance by a galactic superstar. You’ll enjoy a special evening with distinctive dining and entertainment as you socialize with passengers and crew.

Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser - Dinner Tray

Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser - Blue Shrimp

The second night, The Taste Around the Galaxy showcases courses inspired by the geography and environments of iconic destination planets throughout the galaxy. With the serving of each course, a brief introduction presents the name, inspiration and ingredients for the dishes. The meal includes group appetizers for the table, a choice of entrée and a specialty plated dessert. You can indicate your preference for first or second dinner seating when you book your vacation package.

Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser - Bento Box

Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser - Volcano Bread

Breakfast and lunch are also available in the glamorous Crown of Corellia Dining Room. Start your day with a unique off-planet breakfast of hot and cold small plates and a variety of beverages including juices, fresh brewed coffee and Bubo Wamba Family Farms blue milk. During lunch, choose from a collection of small bites, like sandwiches, soups, mini flatbreads, assorted salads and sweets

Also released today is a new commercial for Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser.

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Mickey's Pal5 days ago

I every day that I wake up and I reminded this is closed- it brings a smile to my face.

Phil127 days ago

Josh was right in blaming the guest. The plain fact of the matter is that most of the Disney attractions are very mediocre and poor entertainment. IASW, CBJ, Tiki Room, all the many spinners, JC, Tea Cups, Tomorrowland Speedway to name but a few, pack in the guests with very long wait times. Disney has no reason to provide quality attractions when the existing poor attractions make a huge profit and guests are willing to pay more and more every year for the same low quality junk.

Rich Brownn7 days ago

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/declared-deaths/

Epcot81Fan7 days ago

Exactly. When hour-long YouTube videos are uploaded the day of the first "cruise", there is no mystery to what the "intergalactic" line dancing, Playskool lightsabers, and "spacey" cafeteria experiences are offering. He WISHES it was 1985 and they could get a couple good years out of it before everybody caught on to what it actually was - this concept suffered from too much customer knowledge.

TP20007 days ago

At my most gracious, I could say that Josh D'Amaro was trying to publicly defend his team that had a failed product. But his phrasing wasn't good. He blamed the customers for being too dumb to get it, even though 2020's customers had easy and unprecedented access to information about this expensive product; splashy corporate websites, long YouTube videos from Disney and other customers, pro and amateur podcasts, Tripadvisor reviews, blogs, etc., etc. It's not 1985 and the only way to advertise the Galactic Starcruiser was via 30 second TV ads and a brochure rack at your local travel agency. Dear Mr. D'Amaro: Your savvy and upscale customers had easy and instant access to thousands of pieces of information about the Galactic Starcruiser. They aren't dumb people. They made their decisions on this product on purpose.

MisterPenguin8 days ago

Yes, but the new storyline will be a Wookie convention on the ship, but, due to a mix-up, mostly Ewoks show up.

donaldtoo8 days ago

That’s it, I’m getting a DNR/DNR order - do not resuscitate/do not remove…until all dead. Chances are it won’t happen in a Disney Park, but it’s worth a shot to possibly become the first person to ever “die” in one…!!!!! :hilarious:

TP20008 days ago

So you're saying there's a chance the Galactic Starcruiser will reopen, with new marketing?

MisterPenguin8 days ago

When is "It was difficult to explain to the public" The same thing as "The public had difficulty understanding"?

Cliff8 days ago

You will rarely see Disney ever admit they were wrong or made a mistake....it's just not in their corporate culture. Y'know...for the longest time, Disney did not like to even admit that people die in the parks. If paramedics were rushing a body out of Walt Disney World, the company asked them to continue CPR on the body and only log the official time of death only "after" they left Disney property. This is how the company thinks and it's how they believe in themselves. I strongly believe this strange Disney cult mentality is just as deep in executive management now as it is in the lowly fans. Disney is hubris and arrogant to absolute extreme levels. Disney does not fail....it's we, the fans that do. This is the upper company's creative culture today.... It's FINALLY time for the company to learn how to get HUMBLE now.

Communicora8 days ago

Surely it was supposed to be a voyage on a luxury ship. I mean Princess Leia voyaged on it for her honeymoon. To me, that was also one of the issues. When you think of yourself living in Star Wars you wouldn’t usually think of a luxury experience. I am glad they tried it. I just wish they’d be more real about why it wasn’t a success.

crispy8 days ago

Universal's two hotels look more Star Wars than the Galactic Starcruiser. 😂 I feel like they are trolling WDW at this point.

TP20009 days ago

Which they clearely failed at. You can't unsee those perky line dancing lessons in the lobby, like it's an All Star resort. 🤣 What was the net profit on that revenue? And how much did Disney Parks invest in designing, building, and launching the product since Fiscal Year 2018 for it to briefly exist? I've mostly been a Pepsi man, although I rarely drink soft drinks anyway. You wanna try an Edsel analogy instead? This topic resurrected because Josh D'Amaro went on record with a national business media network and said it was the customers who looked into the product but ultimately didn't buy it because they didn't understand the vision for the Galactic Starcruiser. That takes some cojones to blame the customer, but it also raises some serious red flags for what Josh D'Amaro is thinking about the future. It's troubling.