Clickbait nonsense.
They've offered a small discount on other Disney Resort stays before or after your Starcruiser voyage, the price nor frequency of which hasn't budged. (Both of which you would expect to see before any changes are required.)
It's the most ambitious and unprecedented project the company has undertaken since Snow White. (And still in a category of its own, with no competing experiences yet attempted by anyone else.)
They've released calendar availability in multiple segments -- none of which took even the slightest attempt to lower the number of voyages per week. They're still loading in voyages the same day the previous voyage loads out. They could easily load in the next day without a single "off" day on the calendar, or go to one or two voyages a week, or even operate seasonally and still turn a profit. But none of those things have happened, even a year later. Which I would consider a resounding success. Think of it like a Broadway show. How many Broadway shows need to sell out every single show in order to be a success? Virtually none. This thing was structured like a cruise on purpose, and cruises have a lot of operational levers they can pull to expand and contract as needed.
Starcruiser isn't going anywhere, and I can't wait to go back.
