Star Wars Galactic Empire Lounger

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Both the Hyperspace Lounge and Cargo Bay exemplify the Disney Wish’s commitment to immersive storytelling around every corner. The whole experience is like environmental theater on perhaps the world’s biggest stage. If you’re a Star Wars fan, this is definitely the cruise ship you’re looking for. More from FamilyVacationist: This awesome gaming setup is drawing us into the Dark Side. Funko POP Gaming Setup via Messoor/Reddit

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We decided one of our bars would be fully immersive and we wanted to create a Star Wars experience for adults on the ship, so that’s how we came up with the idea for the Hyperspace Lounge,” says Danny Handke, a Senior Creative Director for Walt Disney Imagineering who worked on all of the immersive spaces on the Wish. “It’s a clean-cut version different from Oga’s Cantina at Galaxy’s Edge. The idea is you can come to our ship and have the more luxurious version of Star Wars.”From Star Wars bedrooms to Star Wars nurseries, these homages range from the small and subtle to the outrageous and extravagant, but all are equally inventive. A bed like this will have no problem making the Kessel Run in less than 12 parsecs. Small Star Wars Bedroom via Artstation Are you a stay-at-home-worker who wants to inject some of that Luke Skywalker vibe into your home office? If you’d like a habitable office space that doesn’t look like a film set but has all the desired design elements that remind you of the galaxy far, far away, here’s some serious inspo for office organization, workspace decor, and layout to makeyour #homeofficegoalsa reality! Minimalist Star Wars Home Office via Svanir80/Reddit The Star Wars: Cargo Bay area on the Disney Wish is a themed play space inside the ship’s Oceaneer Club for kids ages three to 12. And unlike the swanky Hyperspace Lounge, says Handke, “Cargo Bay is the grungy side of Star Wars.”

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Entering the Hyperspace Lounge through a short dark-paneled corridor, you’re immediately transported from the Wish’s castle-on-the-seas cruise ship atmosphere to a galaxy far, far away. Press a button and a space door whooshes open (complete with the signature sound) and suddenly you’re no longer on the Disney Wish at all. Instead you’re inside a gilded high-end space lounge befitting the galaxy’s highest of high rollers. No sign of lightsabers anywhere. Better inform General Skywalker; this doesn’t look good. Star Wars Boy’s Bedroom via Classyclutter