that part doesn’t bug me. That can give ambiance to the whole shindig.
It’s the LARPing that turns me away. I can’t even seriously consider characters as being “real” during a meal in the Parks, I certainly can’t see myself spending $5000 for 2 days to do it with Star Wars characters.
Or the horrid Lightsaber training. I could possibly stomach problem A if problem B here would be rectified.
LARPing is “Live Action Role Playing” …you ACT like you’re actually a Jedi and have all the powers available to you. This is what the Characters do in the parks when you talk to them.
If they follow how they typically offer room discounts, first they offer discounts to AP, then a little later they offer a similar offer to Disney Visa, and then a few weeks later a slightly smaller discount offer to the general public.
I may just have to get a Disney Visa now. We are introverts and I haven’t updated my TR yet on the GSC but we had a great time and would do it again if the cost were less (for the whole trip too). It is a remarkable experience and if you love Star Wars it is amazing.
Btw, the lightsaber training was done exceptionally well, I may have teared up a bit at the end and would have enjoyed doing more of it. Please don’t bash something like this unless you have done it yourself @Randall1028.
Utter nonsense. I’ve done more than my fair share of research on it. It’s uncreative, uninspired, and focuses more on guest throughput than it does on the actual experience.
It’s flippin’ laser tag with a lightwand.
I don’t somehow need to drop $5000 to experience it “first hand” to confirm it’s garbage.