Which Disney World renovations were worth it, and which ones weren't? Janette and Amanda deep dive into the history and construction of two major Disney World renovations: New Fantasyland and Pandora. They review what the renovations replaced in the parks, and if the new things the renovations brought were worth it in comparison to what was previously there.

Are you going to see the new Disney Pixar animated film, Hoppers? Janette and Amanda ventured to Hoppers opening weekend, and give their full review of the movie! The deep dive into its development, plot and characters, and discuss whether the new Pixar film is worth seeing or not.

If you could create your perfect Disney World resort, how would you craft it? Inspiried by the Disneyville podcast, Janette and Amanda craft what they would consider to be their perfect Disney Resort.

Janette and Amanda saw Beauty and the Beast On Tour on February 15 at 1pm at the Kimmel Center in Philadelphia, PA! They give their full review of the musical, including what they liked, what they didn't like, and ultimately if they would recommend you go see Beauty and the Beast when it visits a city near you. From what they thought of the costumes, to what fell flat in choreography, to which scenes were the best and worst, they hold no opinion back!

Never have I ever...been on the Aerophile hot air balloon in Disney Springs! Janette and Amanda read through a list of popular Never have I ever Disney World edition and discuss if they have or have not experienced these things in Disney World. What popular things in Disney have you never done?

The Enchanted Tiki Room was the first attraction in Disneyland to feature audio-animatronics and was an original idea from Walt Disney himself. Janette and Amanda deep dive into the history of the Enchanted Tiki Room, reviewing its different iterations across the world, and why this show remains such a classic years and years later.

Janette and Amanda recap their Disney long weekend over Martin Luther King Jr. weekend! They went to Epcot, Magic Kingdom and Animal Kingdom, and review which rides they went on, the Festival of the Arts in Epcot, restaurant reviews like Cake Bake and Tony's Town Square, and how the weather affected their trip. They also discuss some of their favorite treats, shows, and how they utilized lightning lane to maximize the amount of rides they went on. Amanda also shares how her dream come true Disney experience finally happened on It's a Small World.

What unique things in Disney Springs do you like to do? Janette and Amanda share unique experiences, food and shopping that you can do in Disney Springs. From specific foods to try, to shopping experiences exclusive to Disney Springs, Janette and Amanda dive into unique things to do in Disney Springs that should be on your next list when you visit.

What do you know about the Silver era of Disney movies? The Disney Silver era is officially between 1950 to 1967, producing eight films total. In part 2 Amanda and Janette cover the second four movies in the era, in detail, and discuss how these movies define the Silver era. These movies include Sleeping Beauty (1959), One Hundred and One Dalmations (1961), The Sword in the Stone (1963) and The Jungle Book (1967).

Which movie from Disney's Silver era is your favorite? The Disney Silver era is officially between 1950 to 1967, producing eight films total. In part 1 Amanda and Janette cover the first four movies in the era, in detail, and discuss these movies define the Silver era. These movies include Cinderella (1950), Alice in Wonderland (1951), Peter Pan (1953) and Lady and the Tramp (1955).