Disney's Star Wars hotel closure sparks fan backlash.

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Disney's ultra-expensive Star Wars-themed luxury hotel, the "Star Wars" Galactic Starcruiser, is set to close its doors on Sept. 28, less than two years after opening, due to struggles to fill the 100-room facility. Fans criticized the hotel for its overpriced, windowless rooms, subpar food, and "Star Wars"-themed extras. The hotel, which boasted rooms ranging from $6,000 to $20,000 for a two-night stay, failed to attract the average person into purchasing the experience enough to keep it afloat. Disney did not specify why the hotel was closing, but acknowledged it set a "new bar for innovation and immersive entertainment."
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