Galactic Starcruiser: An In-Depth Look at the Unique Star Wars Cabins

The Beds

The initial photos that Disney released from the Starcruiser showed what the beds look like, and what you see is what you get. There's a large bed in the center of the room with a couple of small bunks against the inside wall.

Sliding Doors

Like in Star Wars, the doors to cabins on the Halcyon slide open, rather than swing. Unfortunately, they aren't the automatic doors seen in the movies. You'll unlock your cabin with a Halcyon-specific MagicBand, then a handle can be pulled to slide the door open.

"Berths"

The bunks featured in the rooms are built into the walls and they're actually known by another name. In-universe, these smaller bunk beds are called berths.

Hidden Table & Chairs

The cabins in the Halcyon aren't what anyone would call "spacious," so they get creative with the space they have. Underneath the viewport on the far wall there is a table that pulls out, along with two stools to sit on.

Retractable Viewport

Part of the experience of the Galactic Starcruiser is the feeling that you're flying through space. Every "window" throughout the entire ship is synced to the same animation, so there will always be continuity with the views. If you're flying through hyperspace on the bridge, you'll see hyperspace from the cabins.

The viewports in the cabins actually actually have a retractable screen that allows you to "close the window" if you want it to be darker in the room when it's time to sleep. A button below the port pulls down the screen.

D3-O9

A droid named D3-O9 may be the most important character aboard the Halcyon. D3-O9 is a droid that essentially lives in each cabin, powered by a new artificial intelligence that allows her to interact with a guest throughout their stay. She remembers your name and the things you've told her, offering you advice throughout your experience.

D3 lives in a panel on the wall in the cabin and she can be called upon at quite literally any time. As things happen in the story on the ship, D3 is aware of them, and she'll talk with you about them. The D3 in each room will be different because the experiences of the people in each cabin are different.

Vidscreen

The vidscreen on the wall facing the bed can be a lot of things. It's a map of the route being traveled by the Halcyon. It's an information station. It's also a regular TV that has regular TV channels just like in any other room at a Disney resort. The remote is pretty unique, as well.

Bathrooms & Storage

The bathrooms in a Starcruiser cabin are exactly what you'd expect them to be. They're standard bathrooms with a sink, shower, and toilet. It just so happens they look a little more like they belong in another galaxy.

There is a closet with a sliding door across from the bathroom, allowing guests to hang clothes up or leave garments folded on shelves.