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Last year, Disney’s Galactic Starcruiser shocked the world when it revealed its steep $5,000+ price point. For the majority of families, spending a minimum of $5,000 on a boutique hotel experience is completely out of the question, and for good reason. However, Disney justified this cost by marketing it as an all-inclusive interactive experience.
Unfortunately, the Galactic Starcruiser inevitably ended up failing with the overall public after never being able to secure the attendance it needed. Many fans felt that this would mean Disney would begin investing in more affordable accommodations moving forward.
However, that does not seem to be the case.
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Disney Treasure Introduces Shocking Prices
When it comes to experiencing the magic of Disney, there are a plethora of options to choose from. From the enchanting Disney Parks around the world to the immersive Disney Vacation Club resorts, the Walt Disney Company continuously strives to create unforgettable experiences for its guests. One such experience that takes Disney magic to the high seas is the Disney Cruise Line. Aboard the Disney Cruise Line ships, Guests can embark on an adventure like no other.
The Disney Cruise Line fleet consists of a fantastic array of ships, including its newest ship, the Disney Treasure. This incredible ship was recently announced to a fantastic reception from fans. Just this week, online booking began for the Disney Treasure, and immediately, fans began to react to the incredibly high price of the ship’s staterooms.
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A Near $100,000 Vacation?!
X user @TheDCLBlog has shared a photo of the “Stateroom 1 Concierge Tomorrow Tower Suite” on the Disney Treasure. The suite, which sleeps eight and features two king beds, a bunk bed, and a wall pull-down bed, costs a pretty penny for even a small family. In the shopping cart, you can see that a stay for two adults and one child will cost you a whopping $97,131.62!
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Even more shockingly, it looks like all of the Disney Treasure Tower and Royal Suites are booked for the ship’s maiden voyage. Clearly, Disney has some wealthy fans who are willing to shell out money when it comes to their Disney vacations!
