After a simulated ascent into orbit, guests at Disney’s new “Star Wars” attraction arrive in the hull of a spacecraft, where crew members ask what planet they’re from. And then the game begins.
I ordered an Obi-Wan Kenobi costume from Amazon, so that I could look like the Jedi who lives on the desert planet of Tatooine and watches over Luke Skywalker, a farm boy who harvests moisture from the air. TC Conway, a former Disney cast member who used to help run a fireworks display, is a frequent poster in Facebook groups for the Galactic Starcruiser. He told me that most denizens of the groups, when choosing a costume, avoid boldface names.
Many things were familiar but had novel names. Christian described the offerings of the “refresher,” gesturing toward the bathroom. Other things were more sci-fi. “That is D3-O9,” Christian explained as he walked over to a small screen on the wall. “Our logistics droid.” Pushing a white button started a video chat with a yellow-eyed robot. Like Siri, D3 responded with automated scripts. At one point, a Stormtrooper appeared as a hologram in the foreground of the screen.
She showed me a video of the results: survivors ran for cover as smoke rose from the rooftops around them. “If you saw that now, would you guess it’s real or fiction?” she asked. It looked real to me. “That’s good and bad, I think,” she said.that drew inspiration from the TV space opera “Battlestar Galactica.” The game was played three times, on a retired Swedish warship. The team ofs, functioned more like a business than like a group of hobbyists.
In January, at the height of the Omicron wave, Hart ran Calculations for me in his Lower East Side home. In the basement, I sat on a paisley-print sofa under the stairs. A laptop on a table connected me to my A.I. assistant, Gabi, voiced by Allegra Durante, a professional actor. Tears are a metric for Disney attractions, too. “I know we’ve been successful in some of these things when I see people cry,” Trowbridge told an interviewer last year. “We’re not always aiming to hit that mark, but I think that’s got to be in the mix—to have those emotionally resonant important experiences.”
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