Galaxy Class Suite Hotel Room Tour - Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser

Join us for this tour of a Galaxy Class Suite hotel room aboard the Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser.

One-bedroom Galaxy Class Suites feature a living space complete with an integrated seating area and have all the comforts of Standard Cabins plus a double vanity bathroom, bar area, 2 windows with views out into space and a few extra Star Wars surprises.

Specifications

Sleeps: 4 passengers
Room Configuration: queen bed and 2 wall pull-down beds for one adult each
Cabin Amenities

Mini refrigerator
Hair dryer
In-cabin safe
Phone with voicemail messaging
Interactive TV
H2O Plus® spa, bath and shower productsThis new and immersive hotel at Walt Disney World puts guests into the middle of a high stakes adventure.

Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser is a revolutionary new 2-night experience where you are the hero. You and your group will embark on a first-of-its-kind Star Wars adventure that’s your own. It’s the most immersive Star Wars story ever created—one where you live a bespoke experience and journey further into a Star Wars adventure than you ever dreamed possible.

0:00 Intro
0:41 Entryway
1:30 Bar area
4:20 Vanity area
4:51 Closet
5:33 Living Room
7:45 View port
9:36 Secret tunnel!
10:37 Bedroom
17:47 Bathroom
22:45 Recap

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[WDWNT]

Would you hide in the tunnel? Be honest.

[EmptyPocketsCarl]

Definitely agreeing with others who say that for$6k this should be the lowest level standard, not the upgrade!

[EPiche]

It’s got a Scandinavian, low security prison vibe.

[chronomatt]

For $6K (off season), this should have been the standard room design.

[yosh_io]

As a huge Star Wars fan I’m still not wowed enough for the price tag. Not sure how this will do over the long term. Seems like they missed out on a big opportunity to make this something really spectacular

[alextirrellRI]

I'm not sure why you'd need all of the storage around the room for such a short stay.

[absurdtrickster]

I called for pricing on this room and was told between $14, 000 to $20, 000... WTF!??!???? ARE THEY OUT OF THEIR

[MrWphilips]

You guys are very easily impressed by this junky environment- reminds me of a low end college dormitory!

[flightvk]

I’ve stayed in some very expensive hotels and some very cheap hotels. This one looks like a budget ibis room with the odd bit of theming. The bathroom is exceptionally drab. Borderline looks like a utility room. It deserves the criticism because the price doesn’t match the product.

[zionfarrar]

I love how the room is designed for families to enjoy but, so over priced normal families will never actually be able to enjoy it.👍

[morzik]

For the price Disney is charging, the TV screens could have been bigger.

[discretecinema]

This should be the standard for everyone staying here... for the cost and it being touted as a "Luxury Starcruiser"

[brooke]

The shower part… “create your own adventure” 😆!!! This is why I love WDW loll

[bradrriddle]

Hi Tom! I have a few suggestions for the next time you stay in the Star Wars hotel, and they are:

1. Dress/act like Captain Kirk and act confused when people tell you "wrong series"

2. Run around and nervously tell people that "There's a man on the wing of the plane" whenever you're in a large group gathering.

[unrellated]

You know you're living like a planetary leader when your room has a carnivorous plant.

[StrikanNYC]

This is such a weird bed arrangement for a suite. With a family of four, one kid has to sleep with the parents, which defeats one of the main benefits of having a suite. If it was 2 couples, one person has to sleep in with a couple, which is very weird. If it was 4 single people, again, one person gets a whole room to themselves and the other three are all in one room. So weird. This seems to only work for a family of 3 who sleep in one room and some relative (or I suppose creepy friend) who sleeps in the other room. I just do not understand this at all.

[largolt]

Seriously, you probably made history: the first ever video of a hotel room introduction where you are crawling through a tunnel to get to the bedroom!

[alextirrellRI]

Oof. Closet door that won't fully open. Shower door that won't fully close. Missing hair dryer. Those are surprising flaws for day one.

[AmusementLabs]

Hm, so the larger cabin sleeps fewer people? Odd.

[CinnamonGrrlErin]

I agree with the people saying *this* should've been the standard room. It's a nice looking room, but nothing about it seems exceptional to me. It's like a dorm room from "Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century"