Hmm indeed, link got pulled. Here's the original reporting I spotted from Screamscape: https://www.screamscape.com/html/walt_disney_world_resort.htm#General
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Geeky Pastimes
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I think a big hurdle is that it doesn't have windows, or a pool, or parking. It's such a weird building
In a number of "status" interviews Disney has done on galactic starcruiser, there was a lot of affirmation that elements of what they learned through it's development and implementation, especially to what it's like doing immersive-heavy experience, could play through other future attractions. If anything, a part of me would wonder if they'd open up the starcruiser as a restaurant/bar experience (for a generous upcharge, I'm sure), which would allow them to carry over parts of the interactive showiness, such as the Kylo/Rey lightsaber fight scene.
IDK, that doesn't explain the need necessarily for construction permits, so could be off-base and there's something more fundamentally retrofitty afoot.
IDK, that doesn't explain the need necessarily for construction permits, so could be off-base and there's something more fundamentally retrofitty afoot.
davidm
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.....and it was gone.....
BREAKING: Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser Closing Permanently in September - WDW News Today
A daily-updated resource for news and information on the Disney resort around the world.wdwnt.com
So I'm sure y'all may have encountered this as its apparently done a bit viral in the last week or two, but this FOUR HOUR LONG (!!!!!*) deep dive into what that Starcruiser business was really like, is fascinating - and I guess if you have FOUR HOURS to spare, worth a watch
I think that I wasn't aware of how much the whole thing was an "app-led experience" - all sounds quite painful to me.
Excellent work though (the video, rather than the experience).
(* yes I did watch all 4 hours, albeit over a number of days)