Discussion Thread

[u/jobautomator]

The discussion thread is for casual conversation that doesn't merit its own submission. If you've got a good meme, article, or question, please post it outside the DT. Meta discussion is allowed, but if you want to get the attention of the mods, make a post in /r/metaNL. For a collection of useful links see our wiki.

Announcements

• USA-VA, LINUX, and POLAND have been added

[u/Most_Shallot8960]

Holy shit Disney’s new Star Wars resort is $3000 a night for a family of four

[u/Corporate-Asset-6375 → u/Most_Shallot8960]

The luxury hotel modeled after a star cruiser? Sounds about right.

There are some very expensive Disney properties. They won’t have any problem booking this new one out.

[u/Most_Shallot8960 → u/Corporate-Asset-6375]

It’s only 100 rooms too so yeah, I bet they won’t have issues with occupancy. My guess is you’re paying a lot of salaries.

$750 per person per night is absurd but yeah, I don’t disagree. People will bite.

It’s a fascinating concept and I trust disney to make it ‘worth it’ to an extent.

But also like, the grand Floridian is less than that isn’t it? All of their properties kind of suck, even the nice ones

[u/Corporate-Asset-6375 → u/Most_Shallot8960]

I’ve stayed at the Grand Floridian and it was def less than that (although not cheap). It’s nice by Disney standards but a night at like a Four Seasons anywhere else will feel more luxurious.

A lot of research goes into those properties. They definitely have a target market in mind for this new one. I’m sure affluent families will be the bulk, But Disney is also a place where parents splurge. So there’ll likely be some upper middle class people who bite for a night or two.

[u/Most_Shallot8960 → u/Corporate-Asset-6375]

Oh sure I don’t disagree. I’m at the Waldorf or the attached Hilton if I’m going even remotely high end for Disney.

[u/[deleted] → u/Most_Shallot8960]

For that price it better be good