Disney 360 Vacation: New Immersive Entertainment Program at Walt Disney World

I have no idea if this is in their plans or not, but they *could* build the hotel of this experience in such a way that a portion of it was separate from the "experience" and be just a cool Star Wars themed hotel. Two birds and all that...

Steve

Fangorn;2505008 wrote: I have no idea if this is in their plans or not, but they *could* build the hotel of this experience in such a way that a portion of it was separate from the "experience" and be just a cool Star Wars themed hotel. Two birds and all that...

Steve

But that would undermine the value of the experience. Or, in other words, no one would book the experience.

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PopPhan;2505001 wrote: I would almost expect this to have to be booked as a "Tour" rather than as a resort stay.

It will be like booking a cruise. You will have to book specific dates when everyone will arrive on the same day and the "experience" will kick off. You and your fellow guests will be experiencing everything as it unfolds, together. Like a cruise. There will be (rumor) 2 night and 3 night "experiences." I imagine they will alternate, like the 3 & 4 day cruises.

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Bass T-bone;2504957 wrote: I think that the high price is part of the point... this is for DIE HARD FANS, not just the curious or casual vacationer... if you are going to pay that price, then you're going to do research and know what you're getting into.

Actually, I think Disney runs the risk of not living up to the patrons expectations.

Don't we expect more satisfaction when the price for a Disney vacation gets higher and higher?

I disagree. I routinely pay for nonsense I have no idea what I"m getting into, but the Wife books its, soo... As far as the price compelling research, it isn't much different than many of the more expensive options at Disney.

I do agree that Disney runs a risk w/ living up to expectations.

Maybe they are on to something. There is talk that Universal Orlando is interested in building its own Universal 360 Vacation, and that they are polling their guests now, as to whether their guests would be interested, and what type of Immersive Entertainment Program their guests would most like to see. With Harry Potter or Jurassic Park being the most likely choices.

I know the HP franchise puts a lot of extra requirements on them, so I dunno about that. The theme, and how it ties in, standards, etc. Universal doesn't have full control (PL Travers style) over HP.

But JP. Easy. The movie is based on going to a theme park. A cross between a AK resort, the Dis cruiseline, yeap. I see that one.

Dressing up? If the fam wanted to do that, fine. Me, I'll be at the bar.

I know some people who would love a Jurassic Park vacation.

Cinderelley;2505448 wrote: I know some people who would love a Jurassic Park vacation.

Oh, yeah. Oooh, ahhh, that's how it always starts. Then later there's running and um, screaming.

texas211;2505463 wrote: Oh, yeah. Oooh, ahhh, that's how it always starts. Then later there's running and um, screaming.

:rotfl:

"But when Pirates of the Caribbean breaks down, the Pirates don't eat the guests".

Steve

:haha:

TheTexasKid;2505386 wrote: Maybe they are on to something. There is talk that Universal Orlando is interested in building its own Universal 360 Vacation, and that they are polling their guests now, as to whether their guests would be interested, and what type of Immersive Entertainment Program their guests would most like to see. With Harry Potter or Jurassic Park being the most likely choices.

There was talk and rumor long ago, before Disney had this Star Wars idea, that Universal wanted to and would build a Hogwarts themed hotel... JK had other ideas...