Galactic Starcruiser Closing Permanently In September!

[RivShore]

I wonder how much of business plan was made for this.
If that building cost 350 million dollar to build, the hotel only has 100 rooms, and let's say the average price people pay is $7,000 per stay, that is 12 million per year income. Deducting the operational costs... it would take decades to become profitable.

I think I said that earlier in this thread - I would love to see the slide deck that sold this thing to upper management - what creativity it must have taken to get the numbers to a reasonable place.

 

[jeremywolf81]

Something is up with her channel though, I mean she gets around 4m+ views on her videos but only has 1m in subscribers??? something there doesn't add up.

Other way around. Channels with tons of subscribers but only a few thousand views per video are suspect; having a lot more views than subscribers just means you made good content.

 

[FrannyFrogs]

I watched the entire video and her experience was extremely similar to mine and my DD. We went as a family of 4, but split up to let each kid pursue a different path, and my DH and DD15 had the time of their lives and made friends and lived their Star wars dreams and me and DD13 could not get a toehold into the storyline no matter what and just felt like we were doing laps around the star cruiser feeling useless, rejected, and sad ... Looking back, Jenny is totally right, the gameplay must have just glitched out for us but we didn't know that at the time. I even went up to the desk to ask, what are we not getting?? And the CM was like, oh, just keep looking around and listening and things will happen to you! ...but they really didn't. What a(n expensive) bummer. Anyway we were happy for our family members who are the big Star wars fans, at least!