The Haunted Mansion is a beloved attraction.  The mystery of its structure being erected years before its actual opening have been passed down through generations of Disneyland fans.  Both Mansion rides were developed and built simultaneously and therefore share the same history.  Both attractions share much of the same ride experience.  Does the size of the mansion affect the riders experience?  Do the extra show scenes at WDW make a difference?  What about the interactive queue in Orlando?  Does the contradictory aesthetic detract?  How does the overlay at Disneyland for many months of the year impact the casual fan?  We’re not sure even we know the answers to these questions.  This is our tencennial episode and we are “dying” to have you listen and join the conversation.  Listen as the air is “deathly still” for much longer than should be tolerated.  “Hurry back” for many more Supreme episodes in the future!

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Wild mouse coasters are often an off-the-shelf ride experience with little-to-no story.  These two Disney versions are no real exception. Primeval Whirl has some variations in the ride system, but Goofy’s Sky School is in the ever famous Paradise Gardens Park. Both attractions are/were in lands largely modeled after carnivals and/or road side fairs. Those lands fundamentally differ from Walt’s original vision of what Disney parks were meant to be.  Listen to the boys discuss not which is better, but perhaps, which is worse?

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The Disneyland hotel opened shortly after Disneyland in 1955, but wasn’t owned by Disney until the mod 1980s. It was the first hotel built to bare the Disney name.   The Contemporary resort was the first Disney Hotel deliberately built to be able to be seen from inside a Disney theme park.  Will the fact that the monorail drives through the hotel give the Contemporary the push to become the supreme original flagship hotel?  Tune in to find out!

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New Orleans Square was among the last projects Walt Disney had his hands in.  Liberty square’s concept was supposed to be the first expansion of Disneyland.  How will these two squares match up?  They both serve a similar function for their parks.  They both have a haunted mansion. They both have imaginer Bill Evans fingerprints.  Which square will reign supreme?  Let’s find out together.  Thank you to our new sponsor www.conciears.com

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Test Track was a replacement for World of Motion at Epcot. In the newest version, with a Tron aesthetic, you can actually design the virtual car you ride and then see the performance results afterward. Radiator Springs Racers is at the heart of the Cars Land expansion which was a part of the reimagining effort for Disney California Adventure. This attraction takes you through Radiator Springs and culminates in a race between you and another car. 

Is Test Track a better ride experience? Or, will Radiator Springs Racers "git 'er done"? 

Tune in to find out! 

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The monorail is one of the most iconic symbols for the U.S. Based Disney Parks and Resorts.  Disneyland’s monorail was the first daily operating monorail system in the western hemisphere.  Walt Disney World’s monorail carries an average of 150,000 passengers each day.  The Disneyland Monorail actually starts in Disneyland Park!  WDW monorail has over 14 miles of track!  Which one of these iconic conveyance systems/attractions will ultimately be decided to be supreme?  Does Epcot Forever hold up to Illuminations?  Let’s find out together

The technological breakthrough that is the ride vehicle for Indiana Jones Adventure and later used by Dinosaur changed the thrill ride game.  It took the idea of the motion simulator first used in Star Tours and changed the game once again by having it move in a physical space.  Hear Jimmy, Jeremy and Dan explore how theming, story and animatronics help shape the impact of these two similar yet drastically different experiences

Will Disneyland get its first win in the series?  Let’s find out!

Disney Parks are famous for their mountains. From Matterhorn to Space, Splash and beyond.  Hear the boys discuss and debate which is better between The Matterhorn, Disney’s first mountain themed attraction, and its spiritual successor Expedition Everest, which became Disney’s 18th mountain themed attraction.  Be prepared to discuss every facet including - but not limited to - trees and wind!!

Will Harold’s peak beat out the legendary Yeti’s?  Hit play to find out!

Disney has a reputation for putting on amazing and entertaining shows, that's just a fact. But which resort has the best nighttime spectacular? That up for debate today as Jimmy, Jeremy, and Dan discuss the pros and cons of the amazing Illuminations spectacular in Walt Disney World against the awesome might of World of Color at the Disneyland Resort. Who will win? Find out!

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Our very first episode and we are tackling the big issues already: which Disney Resort has the best castle, Disneyland or Disney World? Sure, they both have their merits, but on this show we want to settle any and all debate about which is better! Jimmy, Jeremy, and Dan take us through each castle, point by point, to decide once and for all. Will Sleeping Beauty Castle win, or will Cinderella Castle be crowned "Supreme"? Find out!

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