In this episode, Andrea and Scott discuss popular park rides that were retired and no longer exist in the parks. Hear about the rides that have gone to the great theme park in the sky and how their spirit lives on in existing rides and subtle tributes.

What's it like getting engaged at Disney World? Find out as we talk to Crystal who tells us how her husband proposed to her at Disney World.

In this episode, Scott and Andrea discuss hotels on Disney World property that they have stayed at. Which ones are the best? What are some of the differences between the hotels? Find out which hotel is right for you before your next trip.

Part 2 of our interview with Gary Sohmers of Antiques Roadshow. We talk about Disney Parks memorabilia and Gary's role in the creation of the pin collection craze.

Gary Sohmers from Antiques Roadshow joins us to talk about Disney Parks memorabilia and the history of Disney merchandising. He also has an incredible story about the original prospectus for Disneyland

This week Andrea tells us about her trip on the Disney Cruise with her daughter. Hear about their adventures on the high seas - the food, the entertainment and being a pirate for a day. A Disney Cruise has something for everyone.

For most of us, Disney Parks are the happiest place on earth. But there are some people who hate all things Disney, like our friend Julie who has been to the park a few times and still doesn't like it. What is it about Disney Parks that she doesn't like? Will we be able to convert her to a Disney Park fan? Will we charge her $200 for analyzing her problems? Find out in our latest episode.

This week we compare Universal Studios theme parks to Disney theme parks. Obviously, you know which one we like best but we try to be fair. Find out what we like about Universal and how it stacks up to Disney and where we feel it falls short.

Disneyland vs Disney World - what are the similarities, what are the differences. Disney World is bigger but does that mean it's better? Listen to Andrea and Scott talk about what they like about each park and what makes each park special.

Are Disney Parks meant to be only for families and single people are ruining the family experience? Or is it just as much for singles but families are clogging up the works with all their strollers? This was a hot topic on twitter a few weeks back but unlike social media maybe Andrea and Scott will find a sensible middle ground