FULL Tour Of A Standard Star Wars Cabin Room: Galactic Starcruiser

Here we are on the first public cruise in Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser to present a reflection of the entire experience, including a full tour of a standard cabin aboard the Halcyon.

Each standard cabin can sleep up to five guests, with a double bed, two single beds and a pull-out bed.

Screen and control panel are directly opposite the double bed.

This screen is where the D3-09 will help guests (when traveling where available). The telephone in the room, the thermostat and the light button are also on this panel.

The screen shows the journey of Halcyon.

Window overlooks the queen bed.

The window controls are on the ledge, so you can essentially turn it off.

Under the window there is a pull-out table and two rolling orange ottomans tucked into a briefcase hole.

Small end tables protrude from the wall on both sides of the bed, revealing ports on the wall.

The reading lamp also protrudes from the wall and can be twisted and adjusted to look in different directions. There are recycling bins and garbage.

The lights are above and below the bed, which has white quilted sheets.

There is also a long orange and gray runner with the Chandrila Star Line logo.

The pillowcases are also embroidered with the logo.

The beds have a built-in ladder.

Each has a pillow, an orange sheet and a rolled-up blanket with the Chandrila Star Line logo.

The headboard of the bed and the ceiling are padded. Light comes out of the back wall above each bed. There are no exits in the beds.

There is a closet in the corridor leading from the cabin door.

There are two white bathrobes and a spare pillow.

There are holes for lockers on one side of the closet. Here guests will find a safe and a “cooler” (refrigerator).

There is vanity next to the closet.

Bottle of water and glasses sitting on a tray. The bottle can be refilled in the atrium.

The dressing table has a mirror with rounded corners and built-in lights. There are more side ports on the side.

There is an illuminated control panel near the front door, which allows you to indicate “Do not disturb” (the lock) or that you need a household (cleaning droid).

Opposite the toilet is the bathroom (or “freshener”).

There is a shower cabin with a frosted sliding glass door. Don’t worry, galactic travelers. This is not a sound shower, just plain water.

The walls are white rectangular tiles, while the ground has gray triangular tiles.

Like other Walt Disney World resorts, shampoo, conditioner and body wash are wall-mounted. Here in Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser, they are in themed silver and orange boxes.

There is a ceiling shower and a walk-in shower. The shower is narrow but deep.

There is a sink and another lighted mirror next to the toilet.

Hand soap and body lotion are also mounted on the wall in themed boxes. The CSL tin can has face towels and bubble masks in the background, a set that can also be purchased at the gift shop.