Distant Disney

One of the most popular times to visit Walt Disney World is the Halloween season. So just what makes this time of year at Disney so magical? Special guest Alec rejoins the show to discuss all the spooky (and not so spooky) happenings!

Disney Parks are full of attractions based on classic movies, but a great many movies are also based on attractions that came first! Special guest Zoe Malbty joins this episode to discuss the lineup of movies based on older Disney park experiences.

We're taking a look at Disney World's newest theme park - Disney's Animal Kingdom. What was once dismissed as "Disney does a zoo" has become one of their most inventive and unusual parks to date.

We're committing high treason this week and stepping away from the Disney Parks. But we'll be spending this episode in the second most magical place in Orlando - The Wizarding World of Harry Potter in Universal's Islands of Adventure. Specifically, we'll be discussing the original flagship Harry Potter attraction: Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey.

In celebration of year of Distant Disney, we're going back (again) to where it all began - the Disney College Program.

As we got more information from last month's D23 Expo about the new Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway attraction, we thought we'd look back at the long history of the icon that it's replacing.

As Disney World grapples with the crowds flocking to the newly opened land - Star Wars Galaxy's Edge, we decided to look back on the history of Star Wars in the Disney Parks. And there's so much more than just Star Tours.

This is our comprehensive review of the Parks Panel at D23 2019! We're joined by special guests Kaela Celeste and Alec to break down all of the announcements from last weekend's expo. In addition, Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge opened in Disney World on Thursday, and we're talking briefly about the lines (and lack of them) in the new land.

It's Distant Disney's 50th episode! In lieu of a major celebration however (we're doing a lot of prep for D23 coverage and Galaxy's Edge opening!) we're counting down our top 50 things of all time in Disney World. Tune in next week for our D23 wrap up episode!

Until recently, Disney World featured two shows that used Circle Vision 360 technology. While "O Canada" is now closed for refurbishment, we thought it would be prime time to take a look back at the shows' history in the parks, and their evolution from the earliest stages of the technology in the 1950s.