The Golden Horseshoe Review: A Disney Theme Park Podcast

We discuss the technology that make the attractions we love work: free-roaming vehicles, omnimovers, audio-animatronics, and why the floating Madame Leota is maybe a step backward.

We continue our discussion of the original Disneyland prospectus that recently appeared on Boing Boing, then veer into Disney's role in the 1964 World's Fair.

The original proposal for Disneyland surfaced recently, and Alex and Greg take a deep dive, analyzing the document, Walt, Epcot, and the fidelity of today's Disneyland to the original concept.

Disney doesn't have its own movie theater chain, but Louie thinks it should. And the result is a discussion about the theater business, the movie business, and what kind of endeavors WDI should get into.

It's not all puppies and rainbows. We trade some barbs with the park regarding things we don't like.

From the "What Could Have Been Department" comes the heartbreaking story of Discovery Bay.

Where the traditional dark ride is concerned, Fantasyland takes the cake. Our deep dive on the dark ride.

A very controversial subject. How are Disneyland and DCA stacking up against one another?

The Matterhorn is like a little land unto itself. Let's talk about it.

We take a stroll through Mickey's Toontown