From Impossible Booking to Walk-Up Ghost Town: Disney Is Begging Guests to Visit Its Most Hyped Hollywood Studios Lounge

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The sun sets over the Millennium Falcon at Disney's Hollywood Studios' Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge

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8 Comments

  1. Robert

    I went once and they did not have a good draft IPA option. They need Cigar City Jai Alai on tap like many other WDW options.

  2. Jane

    It’s too expensive and depends on childless adults for its customer base. It will be packed over Spring Break.

    1. There were children in there yesterday with their parents, 8 and younger.
      I’d say they need to lean more into the childless adults and have a smoking section as Walt Disney would have enjoyed (he died from lung cancer and the 2 finger point came from airbrushed photos of him holding cigarettes). After doing this and the pirate one, I would probably go back to the star wars themed one. Both of them have 50ish dollar drinks that come with a souvenir glass which is a tad high. Overall, Disney could use a bit of a facelift or Florida could have legal marijuana to breathe a new perspective to everything.

  3. Bert

    It’s expensive, uncomfortable, and the drinks are not good.

    1. The REAL Bert

      Bert!
      Please do not use my moniker for your silly comments. I have never been to WDW and don’t plan on it.

      lol

  4. LouiB

    Have never been either in Florida or California as a combination of the hassle early on and the menu have made this a no big deal for me on trips.

  5. BRENDA

    ALCOHOL HAS NO PLACE IN A FAMILY THEME PARK

    1. Doug

      You might want to take it easy on the alcohol bashing Brenda, as it will probably be the one way that you will ever experience intimate human contact.

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