On the Road with Mickey

By Mike Ellis

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August 17, 2026On the Road w/Mickey 321 – Our Top 3 Disney Live-Action Movie Remakes!
Episode 321 – Our Top 3 Disney Live-Action Movie Remakes!
Our Top 3 Disney Live-Action Movie Remakes!
Hey everyone, I’m Mike, she’s Sophie, that’s Brenda, and he’s Grogu, and We’re On the Road with Mickey! This is episode 321, and our feature topic is Our Top 3 Disney Live-Action Movie Remakes! In this week’s episode, we each talked about our favorite live-action movie remakes that Disney has been producing. Here’s what we talked about:
Cheddar from the Big Cheese:
Lactose Intolerance Awareness Week
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Question of the Week Feedback:
What is one piece of advice you would give to a first time Disney-goer?
Paula: “I’d say get the Photo Pass. The ride photos are so cool to have and the Disney photographers are truly amazing with creating memorable moments”
Sherry: “Plans are great but write them in pencil and don’t let a messed up plan ruin your trip! Especially if traveling with kids because they may blow your plan to pieces. Leave time in your day for breaks. Whether that’s at the hotel, finding a comfy spot to sit for parades or a show, or sit down meals for late lunches! Your feet will love you! Do NOT wear new shoes to the parks and even with comfy worn in shoes pack blister band aids just in case. Drink lots of water and always hit the potty before long ride lines (even if no one has to go lol)”
Chandler: “Don’t spend all your time behind your phone. Sure, get a photo, take a video, but not every. Single. Second.”
Pam: “At least 6 months in advance, start a walking program that you can build up to 15,000 steps a day. Get good walking shoes to break in BEFORE you go to WDW.
Know that you can’t do it all.
Grab a celebration button from check in.
If you love interacting with the characters, breakfast character dining is less expensive than L/D. Cuts down on standing in lines to meet them.
Definitely plan the table service restaurants you want to try but keep flexibility in your day for surprises you weren’t expecting.
If you have the days, make a few low energy days.
Above all else, ENJOY THE TIME.”
Sheila: “Make sure you have a Disney Vacation Planner, Have that planner make all your dinner reservations and lightening lanes. Ask your family their must do’s and make a plan.”
Laurie: “Bring duct tape
Dumbo or die
That was from a 1990s travel book.
Make the plans. Don’t keep going but stop for street shows, grab a nosh, or pop into a ride that has a short line.
I took a man to Disneyland. Had to look at kids then Cruella. Half an hour to buy a hat. At least 4 snack breaks. I knew the weather was gonna turn wet. We had to go home. He had the best day ever while my wee autistic brain curled up and melted away. We could have done more rides but half an hour for a baseball cap was too much.
So my advice is to have plans and options. Know the food so you can stop now for yummy food then stick to a schedule and try to wait as your stomach says FEED ME NOW.”
Feature Topic: Our Top 3 Disney Live-Action Movie Remakes!
Sophie:
3) The Little Mermaid (2023)
2) Aladdin (2019)
1) Cinderella (2015)
HM) Beauty and the Beast (2017)
Brenda:
3) Lilo & Stitch (2025)
2) Cinderella (2015)
1) Beauty and the Beast (2017)
HM) Mulan (2020)
Mike:
3) Cinderella (2015)
2) Beauty and the Beast (2017)
1) Moana (2026)
HM) Aladdin (2019)
Sophie’s Question of the Week:
What Disney animated movie would you like to see made into a live action remake?
This Day in Disney History for 8/17:
1786: The Birth of Davy Crockett!
The Weekly Disney Windows
Richard Irvine – Plaza Ice Cream Parlor (Magic Kingdom) – Walter E. Disney – Graduate School of Design & Master Planning \ Headmaster – Richard Irvine | Dean of Design – John Hench \ Instructors – Howard Brummitt, Marvin Davis, Fred Hope | Instructors – Vic Greene, Bill Martin, Chuck Myall \ We specialize in Imagineering
A little bit of Walt
“We have always tried to be guided by the basic idea that, in the discovery of knowledge, there is great entertainment—as, conversely, in all good entertainment, there is always some grain of wisdom, humanity or enlightenment to be gained.” – Walt Disney
Coming next week: The Most Relaxing Spots in Each Park
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51min
August 10, 2026On the Road w/Mickey 320 – Disney for First Time Visitors!
Episode 320 – Disney for First Time Visitors!
Disney for First Time Visitors!
Hey everyone, I’m Mike, she’s Sophie, that’s Brenda, and he’s Grogu, and We’re On the Road with Mickey! This is episode 320, and our feature topic is Disney for First Time Visitors! In this week’s episode, we each talked about how your Disney trips will change when you are going with little kids versus going with teens. Here’s what we talked about:
Cheddar from the Big Cheese:
Mike: D23 is coming up – it will be running in Anaheim from August 14-16. There are 11 new Disney Legends in the Class of 2026! Brenda and Sophie have the list of honorees!
Brenda: Chris Berman (Television), Jerry Bruckheimer (Film), Susan Egan (Voice), Eric Goldberg (Animation), Anne Hathaway (Film), Bob Iger (Leadership)
Sophie: Kim Irvine (Imagineering), Dwayne Johnson (Film & Voice), Jonas Brothers (Television & Music), Lin-Manuel Miranda (Film & Music), Alan Tudyk (Film & Voice).
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Question of the Week Feedback:
What are your favorite Disney Memories, both as a kid or as a teen?
Mike: That first trip, 1979
Brenda: That first trip, 1979
Sophie: The most recent trip and the first cruise, 2026
Chandler: “I remember as a 5ish year old kid, my Aunt Karen took me to a re-release of Mary Poppins at the movie theater. This was in the 70s. (1970s, y’all.) This was my first Disney memory that I can vividly recall.”
Chandler: “When I was in fourth grade, my parents took me and my sisters to CA to visit my maternal great-grandfather. He was a 70+ year old man with a heavy German accent. Friendly as could be. He took us to Disneyland. While I can vaguely remember a few attractions and probably meeting Mickey for the first time, I remember just sitting on a concrete bench or wall next to him, while we were waiting for others to return to where we were.
I’m thankful for that visit, and the two more times I visited him before he passed away.”
Robin: “I’m enjoying the parks with my grandkids! We do a lot more with them than we did when my kids were younger.”
Robin: “One vivid memory is from years ago. Jim and I rode the roller coasters and the kids sat on the bench and waited for us! Haha!”
Feature Topic: Disney for First-Timers!
Book a Travel Agent – No extra cost if you book with Pixie Vacations 🙂
Look at the dates you are wanting to go. You need to know when you want to go, and what special events might be happening. Also, factor in travel time.
Plan your top experiences to determine what you want to see and experience, not trying to do everything on this one trip.
Book your trip as far out as possible so that you can pay longer towards that trip and not have credit card expenses to pay when you get home.
Time of year, know your park hours so you aren’t trying to go to a park that closes early because of a party.
On Property or Off Property
Certain resorts have various transportation methods. Monorail, Skyliner, Disney Bus, Boat.
What parks are we going to? What do we want to see and do?
What do we want to eat!
MyDisneyExperience App – especially when it comes to the park maps!
Keep your ears open for a LightningLane tutorial 🙂
Sophie’s Question of the Week:
What is one piece of advice you would give to a first time Disney-goer?
This Day in Disney History for 8/10:
1934: Walt and Lillian Disney sail to Hawaii from Lost Angeles.
The Weekly Disney Windows
Bob Gurr – House of Magic (Magic Kingdom) – “The Big Wheel Co. \ “One-of-a-Kind” \ Horseless Carriages \ Unicycles \ Dave Gengenbach \ Bob Gurr \ George McGinnis \ Bill Watkins
A little bit of Walt
“We have always tried to be guided by the basic idea that, in the discovery of knowledge, there is great entertainment—as, conversely, in all good entertainment, there is always some grain of wisdom, humanity or enlightenment to be gained.” – Walt Disney
Coming next week: Our Top 3 Disney Live-Action Movie Remakes
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1h 3min
July 27, 2026On the Road w/Mickey 319 – Disney with Teens vs Disney with Little Kids!
Episode 319 – Disney with Teens vs Disney with Little Kids!
Disney with Teens vs Disney with Little Kids!
Hey everyone, I’m Mike, she’s Sophie, that’s Brenda, and he’s Grogu, and We’re On the Road with Mickey! This is episode 319, and our feature topic is Disney with Teens vs Disney with Little Kids! In this week’s episode, we each talked about how your Disney trips will change when you are going with little kids versus going with teens. Here’s what we talked about:
Cheddar from the Big Cheese:
Mike: Not a lot of Cheddar this week, but the big announcement that I’ve seen (quite by accident) is that The Magic of Disney Animation is opening up on September 14th!
Brenda: It is featuring these areas:
“Drawn to Wonderland”
“Off the Page!”
“Olaf Draws!”
Once Upon A Studio Theater
Sophie: Before the opening, you can watch a special on Disney+ “Once Upon a Studio” to learn more about the inspiration behind the new area!
https://disneyparksblog.com/wdw/disney-animation-inspired-experience-coming-to-disneys-hollywood-studios/
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Question of the Week Feedback:
What is your favorite Attraction Lore/Backstory?
Deb: “The story that goes with and preshow at GOG.”
Laurie: “Tom Sawyer island was an old fort. This is where Tom played as a kid.
Captain EO
Golden Dreams
Bugs Land
Kali rapids”
Pam: “So…Kilimanjaro Safari was created to rescue Little Red from poachers that kidnapped Little Red (Big Reds calf)?”
Robin: “There is a backstory about the house in living with the land. I don’t know all the deets, but I think it’s a working office?”
Feature Topic: Disney with Teens vs Disney with Little Kids!
When planning, decide whether you are taking your kids out of school or not, depending on their age. School schedules matter.
With littles, you need to keep in mind the ride height requirements and what your little kids can and can’t ride.
Also, keep on top of what your family’s interests are.
Choosing your resort. Choose your resort based on your family ages, little kids, think about something like Art of Animation. Teens, based on budget, see if you can get a 2-bedroom villa so there is more space and place for kids to have their own space.
Value resorts don’t have water slides at the pools, but the Moderate resorts have water slides.
Keep in mind your family’s tastes for thrills/experiences. Characters, Rollercoasters, etc.
Disney Magic!!!
Teens: Sleep later, go to the parks later, stay until close.
Little Kids: Little kids wake up early, so you go early to the parks, mid-day breaks, and return later to close the parks.
Dining: take into account your kid/teen’s appetite
Evening entertainment – fireworks and your children’s tolerance for loud noises.
Little kids – make sure they know who the Cast Members are in case the parents get lost. Teens, not as big a concern.
Navigating Lightning Lanes for kids vs. teens can be very different. Kids – you generally choose for everyone. Teens – sometimes they ride things on their own
Sophie’s Question of the Week:
What are your favorite Disney Memories, both as a kid or as a teen?
Mike: That first trip, 1979
Brenda: That first trip, 1979
Sophie: The most recent trip and the first cruise, 2026
This Day in Disney History for 7/27:
1955: Future Disney Legend Bill “Sully” Sullivan begins working at Disneyland as a Jungle Cruise ticket taker.
The Weekly Disney Windows
Dave Smith – Fortuosity Shop (Disneyland) – New Century Historical Society / Dave Smith / Town Archivist / Preserving, Protecting & Presenting Our Fond Memories of the Past
A little bit of Walt
“Disneyland is like a piece of clay, if there is something I don’t like, I’m not stuck with it. I can reshape and revamp.” – Walt Disney
Coming next week: Disney for First-Timers
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1h 31min
July 20, 2026On the Road w/Mickey 318 – The Best Disney Attraction Backstories!
Episode 318 – The Best Disney Attraction Backstories!
The Best Disney Attraction Backstories!
Hey everyone, I’m Mike, she’s Sophie, that’s Brenda, and he’s Grogu, and We’re On the Road with Mickey! This is episode 318, and our feature topic is The Best Disney Attraction Backstories! In this week’s episode, we each talked about a specific Disney attraction and the backstory behind the attraction. Here’s what we talked about:
Cheddar from the Big Cheese:
Sophie: Interestingly, two Walt Disney World restaurants have now introduced a walk-up list feature. The Beak & Barrel in the Magic Kingdom will be adding it soon, and over at Epcot, Geo-82 will be adding it as well. Currently, it looks like the features aren’t fully available but if you are near the locations and look in the MDE app, you will see a button for their location that says to “Join Walk-Up List”.
Brenda: This is more rumor than anything, but it appears that the Disney Cruise Line may be bringing back departures out of New York City. There have been some updates on various cruise websites, such as the Manhattan Cruise Terminal website, and that is sparking discussion about whether DCL is returning to New York! No official word from Disney, but stay tuned!
Mike: We here at On the Road with Mickey would like to extend our thoughts and prayers to the family of Disney Legend Don Iwerks, who passed away at the age of 96 on July 9th. Don is the son of the legendary Ub Iwerks, and Don’s daughter Leslie has also worked on projects for Disney. Our prayers go out to Don’s wife Betty, his sons John & Larry, and his daughter Leslie. He was preceded in death by his cherished daughter, Tamara, who he carried in his heart always.
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Question of the Week Feedback:
What is your favorite Attraction Lore/Backstory?
Sophie: Haunted Mansion
Mike: Expedition Everest
Brenda: Cosmic Rewind
Chandler: “I enjoy the stories of how the early imagineers had to create the attraction ride systems before Disneyland even opened.”
Cindy: “The backstory of Expedition Everest and Kali River Rapids.”
Feature Topic: The Best Disney Attraction Backstories
Sophie: Phantom Manor
Disneyland Paris (originally Euro Disneyland)
Catering to a distinctly non-American audience
No Liberty Square, no New Orleans Square, where to put the Haunted Mansion?
Multiple languages, not just French and English
Decided on Frontier land due to french enthusiasm for the American Gold Rush → Thunder Mesa, Arizona, USA
(Marc Davis reference)
Thunder Mesa Backstory
EVERYTHING is owned by one Henry Ravenswood, founder of the Big Thunder Mining Co.
In childhood, Melanie was confined to the grounds of Ravenswood Manor
As she grew, she acquired a long line of suitors
Capt. Rowan D. Falls – Captain of the Mark Twain Riverboat (sent over a waterfall by Henry)
Ignatius Knight – An explosives manufacturer for Big Thunder Mining Co. (blew up in a dynamite explosion by Henry)
Barry Claude – An oil-field tycoon (led into the forest by Henry and mauled by a bear)
Sawyer Bottom – An owner of a Sawmill (tied to a log by Henry and sawed in half)
Jake – Melanie’s final suitor, a train engineer who planned to take her away from Thunder Mesa to start a new life (hanged from the rafters of the attic by a mysterious phantom)
Henry vowed to thwart the wedding of Jake & Melanie, but was killed in a massive earthquake before he could. The wedding plans proceeded despite the tragedy
On the day of the wedding however, Melanie dressed in her bridal gown and waited for Jake to arrive. He never did.
Heartbroken, Melanie vowed to wait for her beloved, but as days turned to weeks, months, years, she became a recluse in the now dilapidated manor.
Many questioned if she was still alive, but on quiet nights, her voice could be heard, singing melancholy songs of lost love.
All the while, a mysterious phantom (revealed to be the ghost of Henry Ravenswood) haunts the manor, inviting numbers of dead spirits to live there. Jake’s spirit never appears, theorized to be trapped in his hanging corpse, still suspended in the attic.
Brenda: Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind
The Guardians of the Galaxy are a team of intergalactic mercenaries (some say outlaws) who primarily defend the Andromeda galaxy. I agree with those that think of them as good guys — with an unconventional approach to the Super Hero business.
The team was founded in 2014 when Star-Lord, Gamora, Rocket, Groot, and Drax the Destroyer assembled to save Xandar from being decimated by Ronan the Accuser. Recognized by the Nova Empire, the Guardians were hired shortly after by the Sovereign’s leader Ayesha to defeat an Abilisk, but became their enemies when Rocket stole from them. They gained three new members in Mantis, Nebula and Yondu Udonta when they banded together to defeat Ego, which resulted in Udonta’s death. Nebula then left the team as the remaining Guardians resumed their adventures.
Four years later, the Guardians joined forces with the Avengers to stop Thanos from collecting the Infinity Stones.
Pre-show
At the end of the gallery, Terrans (inhabitants of Earth) are ushered to the final stop of the Wonders of Xandar Pavilion, hosted by Nova Prime Irani Rael of the Nova Corps. She welcomes the guests and begins by explaining how both Xandar and Terra were born of the same moment — the Big Bang. She then details how the Xandarians traveled through the galaxy to reach Terra to showcase their culture: by utilizing a Cosmic Generator, a piece of Xandarian technology that creates “jumpholes” that allowed them to create shortcuts to reach their destination much quicker. As a culmination of the Wonders of Xandar Pavilion, Terrans will be teleported to a Nova ship in space to demonstrate the Cosmic Generator. After Nova Prime’s presentation, Centurion Tal Marik of the Nova Corps welcomes Terrans and advises the prohibition of communication devices with recording capabilities (i.e. cellphones and smartphones), after which Terrans are ushered into the teleportation chamber.
After Terrans have been teleported to the Nova ship, the Cosmic Generator is stolen and the ship loses its power before a demonstration could be presented, prompting Nova Prime to urgently call the Guardians of the Galaxy for help. Peter Quill / Star-Lord, Gamora, Drax, Rocket, and Groot all appear on screen answering the distress call, only to discover that a Celestial named Eson, seen outside the Nova ship, has stolen the Cosmic Generator. Unhappy with the Terrans, the Celestial uses the Cosmic Generator to send Terra through a jumppoint to the dawn of time, with the intention of erasing its existence, before entering the jump point itself.
Quill urges Centurion Tal Marik to follow Eson while the Guardians rendezvous with the Nova ship to stop the Celestial but is unable to do so due to the lack of power in the ship and needing to send Terrans to evacuation shuttles. However, Rocket suggests he can control the shuttles to have the Terrans follow Eson via jumpholes and rendezvous with them instead, as they are their only way of tracking the Celestial in order to recover the Cosmic Generator. Terrans are then led to the corridors of the loading platforms to board their evacuation shuttles.
Ride experience
As the shuttles depart, Terrans begin making their way out of the Nova ship to enter the jumppoint in their evacuation shuttles. Peter Quill / Star-Lord and Gamora assure them that they’re tracking the shuttles to meet them, while Drax and Rocket instead make pessimistic remarks about the situation. The Guardians wish the Terrans luck as they set off, and after crossing the jumppoint the Terrans arrive at Eson’s location, where it holds the Cosmic Generator. Shortly after, the Guardians of the Galaxy arrive in their ship as Eson prepares to throw the Cosmic Generator towards Terra, who disregards Quill’s music from the Guardians’ ship as “noise”. The Guardians then blast the Cosmic Generator from the Celestial’s hands, opening another jumppoint which proceeds to suck everything in, taking them all the way back in time to the Big Bang and eventually fading into complete darkness. Suddenly, the evacuation shuttles are launched backwards in an explosion, and it is at this point that the vehicles begin their spinning profiles on their axis to achieve a sensation of “space travel” while the story develops around them with a randomized song selection out of six.
As the evacuation shuttles travel through multiple jumpholes along the way, the Guardians of the Galaxy engage in combat with Eson around the Terrans as they also cross multiple jumppoints. The Guardians finally lead a fleet of Nova Corp Starblasters to Eson, who manage to contain the Celestial and recover the Cosmic Generator. As the Guardians of the Galaxy travel far from the scene, they lead the Terrans to a final series of jumpholes that takes them to the Milky Way, then around the Moon before locking the coordinates for EPCOT and sending them back to Terra. As they arrive, Peter Quill welcomes the Terrans to the Guardians of the Galaxy, the rest of the team remarking amongst themselves as they disembark.
Mike: The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror
Picture this, if you will…
The Date is October 31, 1939
The Location: The Hollywood Tower Hotel
The Scene: A severe thunderstorm rolls over Hollywood. Lightning struck the hotel, and a service elevator carrying five guests disappeared into another dimension. The hotel is abandoned, and decades later is opened to the public for tours.
To gain an understanding of what the attraction would look like, the Walt Disney Imagineering team watched ALL 156 episodes of the Twilight Zone series, and they deliberately chose pieces from several different episodes to include in the attraction.
In the queue, you enter the forgotten lobby of the Hollywood Tower Hotel, complete with:
Dust-covered furniture
Half-finished drinks
Luggage that was never claimed
Cobwebs everywhere
A stopped grandfather clock
Basically, what you are entering is into a space that has not changed since that fateful night, October 31, 1939.
As for the ride itself, well, you don’t just fall. You enter the 5th dimension that Rod Serling mentioned in the opening of every episode of The Twilight Zone. Then, you don’t just fall – you fall FASTER than gravity! Lastly, computer technology since 2002 randomly changes each drop sequence, so you never have the same exact ride each time.
As for the building – it is deliberately built at 199 feet. This is because if it was 200 feet tall, FAA regulations would require an airplane beacon be placed on top of the building, which would affect the theming of the attraction.
Fun Fact: In two days from the airing of this episode, The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror will celebrate its 32nd anniversary of opening on July 22, 1994
“Tower of Terror isn’t my favorite attraction. However, the way the Imagineers have created such a suspension of disbelief, it is truly like you have left Florida, you have left Walt Disney World, you have left Hollywood Studios, and you have entered another time, another place, and entered into the Hollywood Tower Hotel on October 31, 1939. That is why this backstory is so captivating to me.”
Sophie’s Question of the Week:
What is your favorite Attraction Lore/Backstory?
This Day in Disney History for 7/20:
1890: Actress Verna Felton is born
The Weekly Disney Windows
Jack Lindquist
A little bit of Walt
“If I can’t find a theme, I can’t make a film anyone else will feel. I can’t laugh at intellectual humor. I’m just corny enough to like to have a story hit me over the heart.” – Walt Disney
Coming next week: Disney with Teens vs Disney with Little Kids
As always, thank you for listening. We are having a lot of fun talking Disney, and I’m glad you are enjoying it as well! Remember, you can reach us in many ways — by email to [email protected]. You can also talk to us on our Facebook Page, On the Road with Mickey or in our On the Road with Mickey Group. Feel free to join us! Have a great week, and we’ll be back to talk with you again next week!
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56min
July 13, 2026On the Road w/Mickey 317 – Ranked by You: Top Snacks, Rides, and Resorts Voted by Our Audience!
Episode 317 – Ranked by You: Top Snacks, Rides, and Resorts Voted by Our Audience!
Ranked by You: Top Snacks, Rides, and Resorts Voted by Our Audience!
Hey everyone, I’m Mike, she’s Sophie, that’s Brenda, and he’s Grogu, and We’re On the Road with Mickey! This is episode 317, and our feature topic is Ranked by You: Top Snacks, Rides, and Resorts Voted by Our Audience! This week, we are turning the show over to you to answer the burning questions we put in our polls in the On the Road with Mickey group on Facebook! Here’s what we talked about:
No Cheddar from the Big Cheese this week!
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Question of the Week Feedback:
Is there someone you want to take to Disney who hasn’t been with you before?
Sophie: My future husband
Brenda: Ivy
Mike: Clint (& Natalie), Jim
Chrissy: “I wanted to take my Grandma before she passed away.”
Chandler: “While she has been to WDW three times, my wife has not been to Disneyland. I want to take her there.”
Sheila: “Yes my Emma”
Feature Topic: Ranked by You: Top Snacks, Rides, and Resorts Voted by Our Audience!
Top Snacks at Walt Disney World
Mickey Premium Ice Cream Bar 20%
Dole Whip 18%
Mickey Pretzel 13%
Beignets 10%
Popcorn 10%
Cheeseburger Spring Rolls 6%
Carrot Cake Cookie 4%
Cupcakes 4%
Chocolate Cake at The Plaza 3%
French Baguette 3%
Pretzel Bread Pudding 3%
Warm Cinnamon Roll 2%
Soft-Serve Ice Cream in a Waffle Cone 2%
Skolebrod (School Bread) 1%
Bao Buns 1%
Top Rides at Walt Disney World
Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind 14%
Haunted Mansion 13%
Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance 13%
Avatar: Flight of Passage 12%
Seven Dwarf Mine Train 5%
Expedition Everest 5%
Peter Pan’s Flight 4%
Slinky Dog Dash 4%
Tower of Terror 4%
Kilimanjaro Safaris 4%
Big Thunder Mountain Railroad 4%
TTA Peoplemover 4%
Walt Disney’s Carousel of Progress 4%
Mickey’s PhilharMagic 3%
Living with the Land 3%
Navi River Journey 1%
Alien Swirling Saucers 1%
The Enchanted Tiki Room 1%
Astro Orbiter 1%
Top Resorts at Walt Disney World
Animal Kingdom Lodge 14%
Port Orleans Riverside 12%
Wilderness Lodge 10%
Pop Century 8%
Yacht Club 8%
Boardwalk Inn 8%
Contemporary Resort 8%
Grand Floridian Resort & Spa 6%
Coronado Springs Resort 4%
Polynesian Resort 4%
Port Orleans French Quarter 4%
Caribbean Beach Resort 3%
Riviera 3%
Bay Lake Tower 3%
All-Star Movies 3%
Art of Animation 2%
Sophie’s Question of the Week:
What is your favorite Attraction Lore/Backstory?
Sophie: Haunted Mansion
Mike: Expedition Everest
Brenda: Cosmic Rewind
This Day in Disney History for 7/13:
1925: Walter Elias Disney marries Lillian Marie Bounds
The Weekly Disney Windows
Francis Xavier Atencio
A little bit of Walt
“A child is helpless in choosing what is to be engraved on his mind during the formative years. The awesome responsibility is assumed, for better or worse, by us adults. Today we are shapers of the world of tomorrow. That is the plain truth. There is no way we can duck the responsibility; and there is no reason, except sloth and cowardice, why we should.” – Walt Disney
Coming next week: Ranked by You: The Best Disney Attraction Backstories
As always, thank you for listening. We are having a lot of fun talking Disney, and I’m glad you are enjoying it as well! Remember, you can reach us in many ways — by email to [email protected]. You can also talk to us on our Facebook Page, On the Road with Mickey or in our On the Road with Mickey Group. Feel free to join us! Have a great week, and we’ll be back to talk with you again next week!
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1h 10min
July 06, 2026On the Road w/Mickey 316 – How to Plan When One Person Is the Disney Fan and Everyone Else Is Along for the Ride
Episode 316 – How to Plan When One Person Is the Disney Fan and Everyone Else Is Along for the Ride
How to Plan When One Person Is the Disney Fan and Everyone Else Is Along for the Ride
Hey everyone, I’m Mike, she’s Sophie, that’s Brenda, and he’s Grogu, and We’re On the Road with Mickey! This is episode 316, and our feature topic is How to Plan When One Person Is the Disney Fan and Everyone Else Is Along for the Ride! This week, we are taking a look at how you plan your Disney trips when everyone isn’t completely into Disney things. Here’s what we talked about:
Cheddar from the Big Cheese:
Mike: The big news for me was the Grand Floridian Gingerbread House not being brought back for this year. Originally the news was that it was permanently retired, but Disney has released a statement that indicates that it will not be there this year, but leaving hope out there that it might be there in future years.
Sophie: Coming to the Mickey Not-So-Scary Halloween Party entertainment this year: Captain Jack Sparrow! Disney indicates that guests are invited to “Sail over to Adventureland, where Captain Jack Sparrow has dropped anchor to lead a swashbuckling series of pirate antics.” No word yet on what that means exactly.
Brenda: Disneyland’s Haunted Mansion will close on August 8 and reopen on August 21st as part of its annual seasonal overlay transformation. When it reopens, the Mansion will be in its Nightmare Before Christmas overlay!
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Question of the Week Feedback:
How much of a planner are you when it comes to Disney, on a scale of 1-10?
(The first three answers are from Sophie)
Brenda: 10
Daddy: 8.5
Sophie: 8.25
Cindy: “<4”
Hannah: “It truly depends. If it’s just me, like 2/10. Work trips I would say 6/10, trips with my husband, 10/10”
Pam: “10!!!!!!! Constantly”
Paula: “I’m not as high as I used to be so I’ll say 7/10 now”
Heidi: “10/10, but I’ve become more relaxed over the years.”
Kourtney: “I would say I am a 6/10. The older I get, the less I like to plan my days”
Chrissy: “10”
Robin: “I’m a 6-7! Haha iykyk!”
Cathy: “10.”
Additional Question: What’s on your Brenda Snack List™?
Megan: “Cheeseburger egg rolls are always a must for me at Magic Kingdom!”
Robin: “Egg rolls, specifically cheeseburger egg rolls!”
Paula: “Dole whips!”
Sheila: “Good life gf snack bars”
Deb: “Dole Whip”
Chrissy: “Pretzels”
Cathy: “Mickey pretzel, all American sundae and churros.”
Last minute answer- Sophie: “Mickey Ice-cream Sandwich.”
Feature Topic: How to Plan When One Person Is the Disney Fan and Everyone Else Is Along for the Ride
Look at golf reservations for part of your party if they are golfers
Prioritize the party and what they like and dislike.
Take them to the parts of Disney that are not so “Disneyfied”
Tailor the trip around special needs and requirements, such as scooters, etc.
Acknowledge the fact that your family and friends are still willing to go with you even though they aren’t super fans.
Look at the weather issues and factor in comfort level for family members.
Epcot, not all Disney but there are a lot of great holiday activities.
Focus on what they like at home that is Disney (i.e. movies and so forth)
Resort activities, pools, etc, that don’t require a park ticket.
Your resort choice matters to make sure you have amenities that other people will be able to do things outside of the parks.
Disney Springs & Boardwalk Areas
Have to try some of the rides! Not all of them, but give them a shot!
Wide World of Sports visit or one round of mini-golf (as part of your package inclusions)
Split time between WDW and Universal or other non-Disney Florida attractions
Very unique, fine dining experiences at Disney. Allergy friendly needs, styles of dining, and there is something for everyone!
Look at babysitting services or family watching little ones so that the adults can have a date night.
Sophie’s Question of the Week:
Is there someone you want to take to Disney who hasn’t been with you before?
Sophie: My future husband
Brenda: Ivy
Mike: Clint (& Natalie), Jim
This Day in Disney History for 7/6:
1918: Sebastian Cabot is born
The Weekly Disney Windows
Richard M. & Robert B. Sherman – Two Brothers Tunemakers – Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman – “We’ll Write Your Tune For A Song!” – At the 20th Century Music Company (Disneyland)
A little bit of Walt
“Whatever you do, do it well. Do it so well that when people see you do it, they will want to come back and see you do it again, and they will want to bring others and show them how well you do what you do.” – Walt Disney
Coming next week: Ranked by You: Top Snacks, Rides, and Resorts Voted by Our Audience
As always, thank you for listening. We are having a lot of fun talking Disney, and I’m glad you are enjoying it as well! Remember, you can reach us in many ways — by email to [email protected]. You can also talk to us on our Facebook Page, On the Road with Mickey or in our On the Road with Mickey Group. Feel free to join us! Have a great week, and we’ll be back to talk with you again next week!
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1h 17min
June 29, 2026On the Road w/Mickey 315 – Our 30-Day Disney Countdown Checklist
Episode 315 – Our 30-Day Disney Countdown Checklist
Our 30-Day Disney Countdown Checklist
Hey everyone, I’m Mike, she’s Sophie, that’s Brenda, and he’s Grogu, and We’re On the Road with Mickey! This is episode 315, and our feature topic is Our 30-Day Disney Countdown Checklist! This week, we are taking a look at the things we think about when we are 30 days out from our Disney trip! Here’s what we talked about:
Cheddar from the Big Cheese:
Brenda: Disney Springs-to-resort transportation is becoming more restricted. Starting June 28, 2026, guests using transportation from Disney Springs to Disney Resort hotels are expected to need proof of a Disney hotel stay or a confirmed resort dining or experience reservation.
Mike: We would like to express our sympathy to the family of Margaret Kerry, the original actor for Tinkerbell, on her passing at the age of 97. Margaret was the live performer that recorded the scenes that the animators then used to come up with Tinkerbell’s iconic style of movement, so whenever you watch Peter Pan, you’ll see Margaret Kerry in the scenes with Tinkerbell. On the Road with Mickey would like to extend our prayers to her family and friends in their time of grief.
Sophie: Coming to theaters this September – the 20th Anniversary showing of Cars!
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Question of the Week Feedback:
What season of Disney are you in?
Pam: “Missing it Terribly. It’s been 2 years and my next trip will be October 2027. Longest time between visits since 1997. . Yes, I am actively planning 10/27 = changing plans as new information comes along. Enjoy planning almost as much as being there.”
Robin: “Sad season. Not sure when I’ll get back.”
Cindy: “Still in the roller coasters season and more of strolling pace”
Feature Topic: Our 30-Day Disney Countdown Checklist
30 days out – if you have not added insurance, decide if you are adding insurance, and then, make sure you make your final payment.
Start making a list of things I need to pack
Build the excitement by posting daily attraction pictures of things you want to experience.
Online check-in.
Focus on getting ahead of daily tasks so that you can enjoy your trip.
Mail hold
Stay in communication with your neighbors so they know you are going out of town.
Brenda’s Snack List!™
Create a Spotify playlist for car travel.
Check out the resort amenities to familiarize yourself with things you can do there.
Make sure you have prescription refills for your medications.
Take care of any potential issues you need to address from a womanly perspective.
Things you might need – e.g. eyeglass repair kit.
Grocery list for making food in your room to prepare for eating.
Start looking at menus for your dining reservations to see what you are interested in eating.
Resort requests – room, building, non-pet room for allergies, etc.
Resort special events – such as carriage rides and so forth.
Order those items now that you will need for your trip.
Resort delivery Disney can add delivery charge fees.
Disney countdown ideas from books, Pinterest, Instagram, etc.
Themed shirts for your family, get them ordered at the 30 day mark so that you can receive them in time and make sure everything fits and gets packed.
Lightning Lane – decide if you are going to order Multi-Pass and Single-Pass – Resort guests purchase at 7 days out, non-resort guests purchase at 3 days out.
If you have someone not in your family traveling with you, Brenda recommends bringing a letter for that person in case emergency care is needed signed by their family.
Sophie’s Question of the Week:
How much of a planner are you when it comes to Disney, on a scale of 1-10?
(All answers are from Sophie)
Brenda: 10
Daddy: 8.5
Sophie: 8.25
This Day in Disney History for 6/22:
1970: The Walt Disney Archives is established in the Burbank, CA studio.
This Day in Disney History for 6/29:
2007: The Disney/Pixar movie Ratatouille is released to theaters!
The Weekly Disney Windows
Ron Miller – Main Street Bakery, Magic Kingdom – 1972
A little bit of Walt
“The way to get started is to quit talking and begin doing.” – Walt Disney
Coming next week: How to Plan When One Person Is the Disney Fan and Everyone Else Is Along for the Ride
As always, thank you for listening. We are having a lot of fun talking Disney, and I’m glad you are enjoying it as well! Remember, you can reach us in many ways — by email to [email protected]. You can also talk to us on our Facebook Page, On the Road with Mickey or in our On the Road with Mickey Group. Feel free to join us! Have a great week, and we’ll be back to talk with you again next week!
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June 15, 2026On the Road w/Mickey 314 – What Season of Disney are you in?
Episode 314 – What Season of Disney are you in?
What Season of Disney are you in?
Hey everyone, I’m Mike, she’s Sophie, that’s Brenda, and he’s Grogu, and We’re On the Road with Mickey! This is episode 314, and our feature topic is What Season of Disney are you in? This week, we are taking a look at the way our Disney Walk™ has progressed over the years! Here’s what we talked about:
Cheddar from the Big Cheese:
Sophie: Disney Legends Paige O’Hara and Mark Henn will be traveling to Chicago, Illinois, for a special 35th Anniversary screening of Beauty and the Beast on June 27th. They will have a Q&A panel for this D23 event before the movie.
Brenda: The entertainment showtimes for Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party have been released. During party nights, the first Boo-to-You Parade will be at 8:15PM. Following that will be the Not-So-Spooky Spectacular fireworks at 10:00PM, and a second run of the Boo-to-You Parade will likely be at 11:15PM. That second parade time isn’t official, but the times for the others are and they match last year’s times, so chances are that the second parade will also.
Mike: What a feel-good story out of Animal Kingdom! The medical team at Animal Kingdom was able to perform a very rare cataract surgery on Kendi, a 27-year old White Rhino, that restored her vision! This is an extremely complex procedure that involved years of planning and truly shows how much love and care the animal care Cast Members have for their charges!
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Question of the Week Feedback:
What is an experience that you had that changed from what you planned, but still went well?
Sophie: For King & Country concert cancellation
Brenda: MVMCP when we came across the Dwarfs
Mike: COVID closing Disney – reopening 2 days before our trip
Chandler: Planned a big family reunion to WDW — 6 families, with the kids and grandkids. When it came time to commit, people dropped out like flies. Ended up changing to a week in Branson MO with just the three of us, and my Mom and her husband. It was just fine
Chrissy: Me trying to find food to fit my allergies diet finally got help from amazing CMs and chef at Liberty Tree Tavern.
Feature Topic: Our Favorite Epcot Experiences that make our trip special!
Sophie:
I used to go with the flow, do what Daddy planned, and now I plan some out as well. Starting to take the reins and also enjoy the process.
Working towards having a family to share Disney with and potentially an Annual Pass.
Brenda:
The current season is Chill Season. We are in a time where we’ve done the up at the crack of dawn, then we did a span where it was just the two of us, now we are just chill, just sleep late, just go to the park in the afternoon, close them down, see our favorite shows, ride our favorites, and so forth. Every season trip she purchases Memory Maker, and now she still does that, because you never know when your last trip is your last trip.
Mike:
What I like about this topic is that it gives us a trip down Memory Lane of our past trips. We explored how things were in the beginning, when I would easily take 200 photos a day of our trip, and journeyed back in time to some of our fond memories – like when we purchased DVC, how that opened up our opportunities to bring more family with us to Disney. Trips with Stephanie, how now for me it’s all about making memories with my family, and choosing rides that we can all enjoy together. We also have an opportunity in the future to be able to have Brenda, Sophie, and myself all enjoying the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror and recording an episode of On the Road with Mickey in the process! Stay tuned!
Sophie’s Question of the Week:
What season of Disney are you in?
This Day in Disney History for 6/15:
1967: Club 33 opens at Disneyland!
The Weekly Disney Windows
Joe Potter – Main Street Confectionary (Magic Kingdom) – “General Joe’s Building Permits \ Licensed in Florida Since ‘66 \ Gen. Joe Potter, Raconteur
A little bit of Walt
“Growing old is mandatory; growing up is optional.” – Walt Disney
Coming next week: Check in and see what the surprise episode will be!
As always, thank you for listening. We are having a lot of fun talking Disney, and I’m glad you are enjoying it as well! Remember, you can reach us in many ways — by email to [email protected]. You can also talk to us on our Facebook Page, On the Road with Mickey or in our On the Road with Mickey Group. Feel free to join us! Have a great week, and we’ll be back to talk with you again next week!
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June 08, 2026On the Road w/Mickey 313 – Our Favorite Epcot Experiences that make our trip special!
Episode 313 – Our Favorite Epcot Experiences that make our trip special!
Our Favorite Epcot Experiences that make our trip special!
Hey everyone, I’m Mike, she’s Sophie, that’s Brenda, and he’s Grogu, and We’re On the Road with Mickey! This is episode 313, and our feature topic is Our Favorite Epcot Experiences that make our trip special! This week, we are taking a look at all of the incredible things specifically at Epcot that really add value to our day! Here’s what we talked about:
Cheddar from the Big Cheese:
Mike: In the “Don’t Blink” category for Cheddar, news from Disney that the Virtual Queue required for access to Bluey’s Wild World, which was required when the area opened on May 26th, is no longer needed as of June 2nd.
Sophie: Do you like a Pineapple Upside Down cake? If you do, the Disney Parks Blog has the recipe for the pineapple upside down cake that you can get at the Plaza Inn at Disneyland on their website! Here’s the link: https://disneyparksblog.com/dlr/disney-eats-pineapple-upside-down-bundt-cake-recipe-from-plaza-inn/
Brenda: The huge news out of Disney is that the Carousel of Progress will be closing on July 6th in order to update the scenes and incorporate Walt into the attraction. It will be a totally different experience when it reopens, which should be sometime in 2027.
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Question of the Week Feedback:
What is something on the list that we missed from last week?
Cindy: Andor
Robin: Animal Kingdom
Chrissy: A Dole Whip
Heidi: Ariel
Stephanie: All-Star Resorts
Cindy, for Sophie: Anita from 101 Dalamations
Feature Topic: Our Favorite Epcot Experiences that make our trip special!
Mike:
Festival of the Holidays
Walt the Dreamer Statue
Flower & Garden Festival
Viking Stave Church in Norway
Voices of Liberty
I miss Illuminations: Reflections of Earth
Sophie:
Candlelight Processional
Food & Wine Festival
Living with the Land Glimmering Greenhouses during the holidays!
Food & Wine – Hosted by Remy and finding little tiny Remy’s hidden throughout the park.
The American Adventure Experience
Brenda:
Eat to the Beat concerts
Canada Pavilion – specifically Victoria Gardens
Caramel Kouche and the trains at Germany
Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind!
Via Napoli Quattro Fremage Pizza
Sophie’s Question of the Week:
What is an experience that you had that changed from what you planned, but still went well?
Sophie: For King & Country concert cancellation
Brenda: MVMCP when we came across the Dwarfs
Mike: COVID closing Disney – reopening 2 days before our trip
This Day in Disney History for 6/8:
1902: Elias and Flora Disney present their six month old son, Walter, for baptism at St. Paul’s Congregational Church
The Weekly Disney Windows
Roy O. Disney – Two Brothers Inc. – Dreamers & Doers – “If we can Dream it we can Do it!” – Roy O. Disney, Walt E. Disney, Founders and Partners – Above Delicious Sweets – Disneyland Paris
Additional Coolness Factor:
New Century Notions – Flora’s Unique Boutique – opposite the Emporium in Disneyland Paris on Main Street, U.S.A. – indicates that the business was opened in 1888, which just happens to be the year that Flora Call married Elias Disney
https://fans.disneylandparis.com/en/family-history-at-disneyland-paris/
A little bit of Walt
“Well, ‘a beautiful tomorrow, just a dream away.’ That says we’re going places. There’s progress ahead, and that’s just the mood we want for the whole pavilion. Here, for example, is a scale model of the General Electric Carousel Theatre—a theatre in which the audience itself moves in their seats around the stages. The actors? Well, they’re not real people, but they are a talented and interesting cast. We call them audio-animatronic figures, and they talk and act like human beings. The Carousel Theatre will present a warm and entertaining portrayal of how life has changed through electrical energy. The same kind of exciting and unique entertainment is what we’re planning for every area of the General Electric Pavilion.” (about Carousel of Progress) – Walt Disney
Coming next week: What Season of Disney are you in?
As always, thank you for listening. We are having a lot of fun talking Disney, and I’m glad you are enjoying it as well! Remember, you can reach us in many ways — by email to [email protected]. You can also talk to us on our Facebook Page, On the Road with Mickey or in our On the Road with Mickey Group. Feel free to join us! Have a great week, and we’ll be back to talk with you again next week!
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1h 3min
June 01, 2026On the Road w/Mickey 312 – The ABCs of Disney – Letter A!
Episode 312 – The ABCs of Disney – Letter A!
The ABCs of Disney – Letter A!
Hey everyone, I’m Mike, she’s Sophie, that’s Brenda, and he’s Grogu, and We’re On the Road with Mickey! This is episode 312, and our feature topic is The ABCs of Disney – Letter A! This week, we are taking a look at all of the things at Disney that start with the letter A! Here’s what we talked about:
Cheddar from the Big Cheese:
Brenda: Every week we see additional updates on the transformation of Disney’s Hollywood Studios! The Animation Courtyard transformation is almost done, and the return of The Magic of Disney Animation will be here before we know it! The Courtyard area is now open, and this outdoor area is meant to draw you as if you were transformed to the iconic Burbank studio lot!
Mike: Over at Universal Orlando Resort, a BIG change is coming to Hagrid’s Magical Creatures Motorbike Adventure. The attraction at Islands of Adventure will no longer be included with the Universal Orlando Express Pass system! This change takes place effective on July 1st.
Sophie: In Millenium Falcon: Smuggler’s Run, we reported how the ride was changed to include the Mandalorian and Grogu with the release of the movie – which, by the way, cleared 100 million over Memorial Day weekend! Anyway, in addition to the obvious references to Mando and Grogu, you can now activate Grogu Mode, which replaces Chewie Mode for the ride!
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Question of the Week Feedback:
If you could be inserted into any piece of Disney media, which would you want to be inserted into? (e.g. movie, TV series, etc.)
Sophie: Star Wars Universe
Brenda: In the Avengers
Mike: The Tangled Franchise
Theresa agreed with me about The Tangled Franchise! “this for sure”
Miss Dale said “Mary Poppins!!!!”
Chandler said “Mary Poppins… Even if I were just the guy in the background, maybe sweeping the sidewalk at the park or something.”
Chrissy said “Beauty and the Beast”
Feature Topic: The ABC’s of Disney: Things we like at Disney that start with the letter A!
Audio-Animatronics
Atlantis – The Lost Empire
The American Adventure
Animal Kingdom Park
Avatar: Flight of Passage
Animation!
Animation Courtyard
Princess Aurora
Alderran
Adventureland!
Art of Animation
Anandapur
Asia
Africa
African Safari (Kilimanjaro)
Astro Obiter
Anakin Skywalker
Ahsoka Tano
Aladdin
Alice in Wonderland
Attractions
Al Catraz Window
Aloha Isle
Aulani
Disney Adventure
Auntie Gravity’s Galactic Goodies
Animal from the Muppets
Asha
Anna & Elsa
Ariel
Anastasia & Drizzela
All Star Resorts
Artist’s Pallet
Alien Swirling Saucers
Awesome Planet
Caramel Apples
Atlantic Dance Hall
Ale & Compass
Sophie’s Question of the Week:
What is something on the list that we missed?
This Day in Disney History for 6/1:
1953: The birth of Bob Jackson, also known as Yehaa Bob!
The Weekly Disney Windows
J.S. Hamel – Consulting Engineer – Disney Gallery (Disneyland)
A little bit of Walt
“Animation can explain whatever the mind of man can conceive. This facility makes it the most versatile and explicit means of communication yet devised for quick mass appreciation.” – Walt Disney
Coming next week: Our Favorite Epcot Experiences that make our trip special!
As always, thank you for listening. We are having a lot of fun talking Disney, and I’m glad you are enjoying it as well! Remember, you can reach us in many ways — by email to [email protected]. You can also talk to us on our Facebook Page, On the Road with Mickey or in our On the Road with Mickey Group. Feel free to join us! Have a great week, and we’ll be back to talk with you again next week!
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