Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser quickly sells out for many of the remaining dates

May 26, 2023 in "Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser"

Posted: Friday May 26, 2023 2:04pm ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

With Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser coming to a permanent close at the end of September 2023, demand for the remaining dates appears to be strong.

 

Fans who were previously undecided or perhaps waiting for further price drops are now taking the plunge and making reservations.

August and September 2023 are now sold out, according to the latest availability calender, with just two voyages remaining in early July. Availability improves in the near future, with twelve dates currently available during May and June.

Disney reopened bookings this morning for the final voyages aboard the Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser after Disney made the surprise announcement earlier this month that Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser would close after operating for just over a year.

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Sirwalterraleigh55 minutes ago

That basically invalidates a lot of the take

Sirwalterraleigh57 minutes ago

She’s a vlogger that focuses on Disney

cjkeating1 hour ago

Who is she? I don’t want to waste 4 hours on my life on this is she’s just some click bait vlogger.

Animaniac93-9810 hours ago

Exactly. Jenny was someone who understood the vibes, the concept, and wanted to actively participate as much as possible. She didn't misunderstand what the Starcruiser was, she was 100% open and willing to give it a fair shot. She outlines many, many things that went wrong or didn't live up to her expectations, but in the "schedule" section of the video she talks about how it also "broke my body" and made her feel sick (forcing her to leave dinner on the 2nd night and stay in her room for a bit) because of how taxing and overscheduled this "luxury vacation experience" was, even though she didn't do everything possible at every minute. "I really can't imagine doing Starcruiser with little kids, or if you had health problems...you could but you'd have to accept you'd miss a lot things to take breaks or nap" Yikes. She breaks down the cost and says it came down to $2/person/minute, excluding time to sleep, shower etc. When you're paying that kind of money, not only are your expectations high, but you can't afford to not do things. It's insane. It's a fascinating, hilarious and extremely well researched video, but also so upsetting to know what she was put through or missed out on after spending $6k and how some things only got resolved because she has a lot of followers on Twitter.

Tha Realest10 hours ago

That such a person had so much to dislike about this project tells you how far they missed the mark.

ChrisFL10 hours ago

not a big fan of hers, she loved The Last Jedi but hated Rogue One, so I call in to question her Star Wars expertise :p j/k, I'll probably watch it sometime.

Movielover12 hours ago

Jenny Nicholson just released a fantastic video about her experience onboard and the failure of the Starcruiser. As someone who really wanted to see this idea succeed its incredible to see just how much Disney blundered this concept.

Sirwalterraleigh24 days ago

I think a Charlie sheen would be more appropo here 😎

SteveAZee24 days ago

It's the opposite of "fur babies"... shaved cats. (don't Google)

monothingie24 days ago

MisterPenguin24 days ago

Is that what people are calling their children nowadays? "cats"?

Sirwalterraleigh24 days ago

…remember there’s about 10,000 college programmers in the area.

ToTBellHop24 days ago

Me, too. Sick and tired of people sneaking their cats into hotels and letting them pee on everything!

PREMiERdrum24 days ago

I stopped traveling with a blacklight years ago.