The Disney Dish with Jim Hill Ep 367: Which modern Disney attractions should be considered classics
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Lawrence Rose
Lawrence Rose
Hi Guys. I found your listener question about mixed party tickets and problems with Genie plus purchase to be exactly the same experience we had in February. Numerous discussions with guest services and CMs, including one today, with no resolution. Some acknowledge the issue. Others claim to be unaware. Very unsatisfied with Disney service on this point.
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Nate Brown
Nate Brown
This is Nate's dad: to your list of new classic attractions I would add "Illuminations: Reflections of Earth." Even though it's gone, to me it ticks a lot of the boxes you guys mentioned. It had great music. It used cutting edge technology. It had great viewpoints from all around World Showcase Lagoon. It lent itself to variations: the holiday finale was amazing - and how could you not like hearing Walter Cronkite?
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Len Testa & Jim Hill start off this week’s show by discussing how WDW’s theme parks will be adjusting their operating hours over the rest of Spring Break. They also reveal that Mouse House managers still seem very concerned with how Disney World’s 50th anniversary celebration is being perceived
Show Notes: docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vQ-u0pDXSUXkZWvwNzTP9aayewOmtO5PR8nCXVHVeideiZSVnBVRE-H_qqmrt9u5io8VGQ55XDYyp_Q/pub
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Over the course of this episode, listeners will learn about:
When it’s likely that Disney Vacation Club members will be given the opportunity to purchase annual passes again
If you had to pick between the Swan, the Dolphin & the Swan Reserve, which is the better on-property Marriott
When did Walt Disney first put his ideas for Mickey Mouse Park down on paper
How many years now has it been since the animatronic Yeti inside of “Expedition Everest” last operated in “A” mode
Which Academy Award winner wrote the theme song for “Sindbad’s Storybook Voyage” at Tokyo DisneySea
When it’s likely that Disney Vacation Club members will be given the opportunity to purchase annual passes again
If you had to pick between the Swan, the Dolphin & the Swan Reserve, which is the better on-property Marriott
When did Walt Disney first put his ideas for Mickey Mouse Park down on paper
How many years now has it been since the animatronic Yeti inside of “Expedition Everest” last operated in “A” mode
Which Academy Award winner wrote the theme song for “Sindbad’s Storybook Voyage” at Tokyo DisneySea
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released March 28, 2022
Hosts: Len Testa and Jim Hill
Fabulously edited by Aaron Z. Adams
Hosts: Len Testa and Jim Hill
Fabulously edited by Aaron Z. Adams
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Jim Hill is a writer, blogger, and theme park historian, and he'll be the first to tell you all of the back-room deals and
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