FULL TOUR of a Standard Cabin Room on the Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser

We’re here on the first public cruise at the Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser to bring coverage of the entire experience, including a full tour of a Standard Cabin onboard the Halcyon.

Each Standard Cabin sleeps up to five guests, with a queen bed, two berths (bunks), and a pull-down bed.

A screen and control panel (including the phone) are directly across from the queen bed.

This screen is where D3-09 will assist guests (on voyages where she is available).

The screen shows the Halcyon’s voyage.

A “window” looks out into space next to the queen bed.

Controls for the window are on the sill, so you can essentially turn it off.

Beneath the window is a pull-out table and, stored in a cubby hole, two orange ottomans.

Small end tables flip out of the wall on either side of the bed, revealing wall ports.

A light also flips out of the wall. There are recycling and trash bins.

Lights are above and below the bed, with has white quilted sheets.

It also has a long orange and grey runner featuring the Chandrila Star Line logo.

The pillow cases are embroidered with the logo too.

The berth beds have a built-in ladder.

They each have a pillow, orange fitted sheet, and rolled-up blanket featuring the Chandrila Star Line logo.

The berth bed headboard and ceiling are padded. A light flips out from the back wall above each bed. There are no outlets in the bunks.

A closet is in the hallway leading from the cabin door.

There are two white robes and a spare pillow.

There are cubby holes in one side of the closet. This is also where guests will find the safe and “cooling supply unit” (fridge).

Next to the closet is a vanity.

A bottle of water and cups sit on a tray.

The vanity has a mirror with rounded corners and built-in lights. There are more wall ports to the side.

There is a light-up control panel near the front door.

Across from the vanity is the bathroom.

There is a walk-in shower with sliding glass door.

The walls have white rectangular tiles while the ground has grey triangular tiles.

Like other Walt Disney World resorts, the shampoo, conditioner, and body wash are built into the wall. But they are instead contained in silver and orange dispensers.