So many ideas flow through Disney Imagineering that some will inevitably be scrapped, destined to live on only in dreams of what could have been. In this episode, Mario, Beth, and Brian discuss the resorts, attractions, and lands of Walt Disney World that never made it to fruition and their varying stages of development (or lack thereof).

Mario gives us all the deets on his honeymoon trip to Walt Disney World, including his visit to build the coveted $200 lightsaber at Savi's Workshop, plus a few tips on visiting WDW as the COVID-19 pandemic continues.

Patron and friend of the show, Al joins the hosts to discuss his episode suggestion of movie scenes that would make fun attractions. Tune in to hear our ideas, and let us know if we missed a great idea you thought of!

In a Blue Sky Imagineering exercise, the hosts dive into the details of designing a new festival at Walt Disney World and speculate what the dining and entertainment options could be for their chosen theme.

The hosts discuss the recently announced news surrounding Walt Disney World's 50th anniversary  and speculate what they think the celebration will have in store.

The hosts play a little game where they use percentages to predict how they think Walt Disney World will change over the next decade or so. Thanks to listener Matt for this topic suggestion!

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Brian treats listeners to another Imagineer Spotlight, this time for Disney Legend Rolly Crump, best known for his work on Haunted Mansion (and the never-built Museum of the Weird), Enchanted Tiki Room, and it's a small world!

The hosts continue their journey on figuring out the criteria that make a classic attraction, determining along the way which current attractions fall into those criteria.

There are certain attractions widely considered "classics" by the Disney community, but what is it exactly that makes these attractions so beloved? The Station 71 hosts dive into the qualifiers that they believe gives an attraction what it takes to stand the test of time.