Disney World has been sharing lots of new details about the upcoming Star Wars Hotel recently!
So far, we’ve seen a sneak peek at the cabins, learned more details about what activities will be “on board,” checked out some interesting new eats and drinks we can expect to try, and more. And, now we finally know how much the 2-day and 2-night “voyage” will cost!
According to Disney’s website, pricing will begin at $749 per person, and rates will vary based on the number of guests you have traveling with you.
So, a 2 guest cabin will cost $4,809 total, a 3 guest cabin (with 2 adults and 1 child) will cost $5,299 total, and a 4 guest cabin (with 3 adults and 1 child) will cost $5,999 total.
And, what exactly is included in that cost? Well, it includes your cabin, food and beverage (excluding alcohol and specialty drinks), admission to Disney’s Hollywood Studios on Day 2, valet parking, and an exclusive Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser databand (aka MagicBand).
Keep in mind that this will be the cost for most weeknight dates between August 8th, 2022 to September 17th, 2022, so the price may vary when the hotel first opens in Spring 2022 and on other dates throughout the year.
And, the Halcyon (which is the starcruiser you’ll be staying on) has three different cabin types (the Standard Cabin, the Galaxy Class Suite, and the Grand Captain Suite), so costs for larger rooms will likely be more than what is found on the website.
Of course, we’ll continue to keep an eye out for more details, so be sure to stay tuned to AllEars for the latest!
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Will you be booking a vacation at the Star Wars hotel when it opens? Let us know in the comments!
Yes I will be interested when to book a room on the starwars starship.
People will pay this and go. It will sell out because it is a novelty… personally i think it is ridiculous to spend what i see as two or in some cases three months worth of a mortgage for two nights at a hotel. I understand people have different ideas for vacation.. this to me isn’t one of them
Once again current Disney CEO and Management prove their sole goal is to monetize every experience- as far removed from Walt Disneys’ original goal to provide quality entertainment for families to enjoy as possible. Loyal Disney fans for over 30 years but are now completely disgusted with the direction this company has taken.
Just another example of Disney catering to the wealthy and pricing out the average middle class family.
Whoa! Not! We could almost buy our own ship for that!
No, I’ll take a pass…we’re not big Star Wars fans, but if it were Marvel/avengers…sign us up!
O…M…G! That is more than what we paid on our Florida trip 4 years ago that included visits to all four Disney parks, both parks at Universal, and two days at Busch Gardens Tampa, including transportation, lodging, food, and souvenirs!
I honestly thought the pricing was going to be a lot worse (as in much more expensive).
I am a Free Market guy, so I will reserve judgement on anyone who thinks this is a “reasonable” price point. For me, I could be a Lottery winner and I’d never put out that kind of coin for a 2 day “experience”.
I am also a free market guy and retail business owner. When you have the market cornered on a desirable product, you enter said market high and lower the price as people enter the market with similar differentiated offerings. This isn’t that. It is predatory, anti capitalistic, and abusive to affinity groups. Fortunately, the market will most likely be unsustainable and make a correction. That said, I am sure they will give enough free stays to YouTubers to pump demand for a period of time.
So true…couple this latest maneuver with the elimination of Fast Pass- trying to replace it with “pay to play” on every ride will destroy the average families ability to come and enjoy the parks. Park Reservation system also destroys all spontaneous enjoyment of the parks which was the primary reason to by Annual Passes . Disgusted with the greed hogs in charge from the CEO on down.
It’s no different than concert tickets – the Rolling Stones get what the market will bear and there’s no option to see “another” Rolling Stones.