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Maybe an odd question, will they provide guests with "Star Wars" type clothing to wear whilst on this ship/hotel? Or will jorts and tank tops be acceptable wear on a Star Cruiser?
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↩ replying to WDW GuruI'm wondering if those permits were filed months ago and the city just now got around to approving them.
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↩ replying to TJ VazquezThe date written on the permit is May 13th
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odd they said that they changed the expiration to jan unlike a normal year expiration (id assumed maybe that's when they filed), maybe it was further along that we thought and wont cost that much to finish?
I thought It was a horrible and expensive idea originally... but now?
I guess it will work with social distancing, because I see it being low occupancy at its sell out point, but with whats going on in the world you might have it to yourself.
I still vote on it not opening before 2023
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↩ replying to peter11435Right, as in approved on May 13, but could have been submitted months ago.
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↩ replying to Uncle TheodoreThey have said that costumes will be provided. But I doubt they would forcibly hold you down and put it on you. 😉
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↩ replying to TJ VazquezNo, I’m not referring to the date in the top right. I’m referring to the date near the bottom where Mark Kohl who is a WDI Florida based project management VP signed the document.
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↩ replying to nickysI bet there are people who would pay extra for that.
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↩ replying to peter11435Ah got. Understood.
Interesting, looks like this one isn't dead yet 👍
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Despite the “defunding“ news...I’m happy this one is going ahead. Seems like a very cool idea and could be the beginning of a new vacation experience. It’s not for everyone and that’s fine but I’m excited to see what they do. Hopefully I can experience it one day. The structure looked far along enough. Maybe work starts soon with these permits?
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↩ replying to Surferboy567It’s possible they’re getting permits in place so that they can restart if & when they decide to. I wouldn’t take it as a green for go quite yet.
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↩ replying to nickysI understand that, but surely it gives more possibility that this isn’t one of the abandoned projects.
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↩ replying to nickysI was just coming to post about this...
Getting permits ready would make sense, but what we call a permit is actually a notice of commencement which is a simple document saying that work is about to being. Don't see any reason to file that ahead of time.