Since I’m a numbers cruncher, I’m trying to make sense of the price tag here. I think it’s purely a demand vs. supply thing (i.e., they’re charging the highest price they can to keep their teeny starcruiser filled to capacity), but here’s my attempt at figuring out the value of the components.
Assume a party of 3 adults, 1 child.
| SWGS Description | Equivalent | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 2-night stay in cabin | 2-night stay at Deluxe Studio (Riviera) - rack rate | $1,242 |
| Ongoing immersive and interactive entertainment | Tickets to The Cursed Child in London (2 parts) in Stalls (floor section) | $1,100 |
| Food and beverages on the starcruiser: 2 dinners | BOG prix fixe | $446 |
| 2 breakfasts | Chef Mickey’s | $306 |
| Quick-service meal at DB7 | DB7 Meal for 4 with entree and one alcholic beverage for each adult and non-alcoholic for child | $115 |
| Planetary excursion to Galaxy’s Edge | 4 1-day, 1-park tickets (3 adults, 1 child) | $431 |
| Valet parking | Deluxe resort valet parking (2 nights) | $66 |
| SWGS databand | Limited Edition | $160 |
| Sum of above | $3,866 | |
| ACTUAL TOTAL | $5,999 | |
| Galactic Premium | $2,133 |