Disney s Galactic Starcruiser Isn t A Star Wars Hotel. It s Like Living Inside A Video Game

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It's 10 p.m. on Day 1 of my voyage and I'm sitting in my room absolutely wiped, but I can't stop yet. My datapad is telling me I need to hack into a terminal to protect an astromech from the First Order. I also need to touch base with D3-09 in my room's video-intercom system to make sure she's doing OK (the droid seemed stressed out the last time we talked). And I have to be ready by 8 a.m. to get a strange-looking breakfast before helping our captain score some coaxium with a smuggler on the , also known as the .
The Halcyon, where most of the action takes place in Disney's Galactic Starcruiser experience, isn't just an expensive Star Wars hotel with cool cocktails. I'm in a living video game with multiple story paths. Improv actors are buzzing about in makeup, getting stage direction from earpieces and remembering little details about what I've been up to. Actors reveal a piece of themselves with every conversation, some scripted and others improvised.