Jimmy is missing! Seriously though, he just needed a bit of a break and friend of the show RGH of Puny Pod came to the rescue.

Hear what happens when three hosts depart on a flimsily-constructed attempt to decide whether Disneyland or Walt Disney World is better.

What will happen? Who will give up first? And why is Chaz?

Visit https://earzup-podcast.com/scraping-the-vault to hear Part II!

Visit https://earzup-podcast.com/puny-pod to learn about Puny Pod and hear the thrilling conclusion!

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Full disclosure, if you are interested in planning a Disney wedding and want all the inside info, this is not the episode for you.

With Guest judge and professional harpist Alex Tibbitts, we explore the fascination with marriage and Disney. We explore Disney proposals, Disney Weddings and planning a Disney honeymoon.

we also discuss Alex' upcoming album and where you can find more from her

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The Blue Bayou is a fine dining restaurant inside Pirates of the Caribbean at Disneyland. The first of its kind in any Disney park. It sets an atmosphere of dining alfresco in the evening while boats pass through the bayou on their way to seek adventure. San Angel Inn is exactly the same thing but with Mexican food and a decidedly worse attraction. Will San Angel Inn win out because if you get the wrong table in Blue Bayou where you are meant to be dining outside you could see right outside to see sunny southern California? Or will Blue Bayou win because it did it first and it's in a better ride?

Listen to find out.

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Storybookland Canal Boats (or some iteration) was in the plans for Walt Disney way back when it was going to be Mickey Mouse Park across from the studio in Burbank. Living with the land was an original concept for the Land pavilion at Epcot. We thought this one was going to be straight forward. It was not.

Hear Jimmy and Dan argue for the rides' supremacy while host and judge Erik tries to decide based on some really subjective arguments.

I don't know if anyone actually reads these descriptions so skibidy toilets to one and all

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It's that time again! we have run into life and therefore present to you an episode that took little to no time to prepare, but doesn't mean it isn't entertaining. Dan, Erik and Jimmy discuss the latest Disney Parks news and randomly try to guess what these ridiculous articles are trying to convey on their lists of bests to do in the parks. Play along, it is exhaustingly frustrating to decipher what they are thinking or trying to convey.

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Is this our longest episode yet? God I hope not. Rose and Crown was an opening day waterside restaurant at Epcot with exclusive views of the nighttime spectacular. Lamplight Lounge is also an opening day waterside restaurant but under a different name and before the nighttime spectacular was a thing. Rose and Crown as a British pub kinda had to be a part of the UK pavilion or what are we even doing here? Lamplight Lounge, a Pixar themed restaurant aka Ariel's Grotto (no not that one) aka Avalon Cove, Wolfgang Puck's short lived treasure.

Hear Erik and Dan discuss why each of these should be considered the best and most worthy of the verdict of the Supreme waterside restaurant with view of the park's nighttime spectacular

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OK, so let's face it, these two "Attractions" kinda suck in their current iterations. One isn't even open to the public but rather houses a make shift DVC lounge, the other acts as a small museum and maybe the only place in DHS where Darth Vader can be seen because of the ridiculous time window box Disney painted themselves in in Galaxy's Edge. So before you hard core star wars fans get all excited about new TSR Star wars content, curb your enthusiasm and take this opportunity to learn about what used to be in these spaces. The fascinating history that both of these spaces boast is worth the listen. Hear Dan and Erik explore the detail and history of America Sings and The Backlot Studio tour respectively. Hear Jimmy get increasingly frustrated that they haven't gotten to the topic at hand.

Enjoy!

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All of us on this show and presumably everyone who listens are likely disney parks fans and most of our listeners have been to both. A majority of our listeners are Disneyland centric fans, but how many of us remember what it was like to Go to Disneyland for the first time? As a full grown adult? We have a special guest joining us today who can offer us just that. From Conciears, we have Lindsey.

Hear Lindsey tell us all of her expertise on WDW and her first impressions of Disneyland and which is better?

We also review some of the recent changes to "Normal" at Walt Disney World

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We went to Disneyland! While we were there, we once again experienced Soarin' Over California while it lasted during the California themed food and wine festival and that inspired us to do this episode! We explore the origins of the attractions, why it moved to Epcot and why it was only named Sorain' upon opening at that second gate. We explore the differences between these two largely identical attractions. It is a case of practical vs digital and all the new jump scare transitions between scenes and which is better.

There is also a brief recap on the Conciears meeting and all we did and discovered.

Enjoy!

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Discovery River Boats was an opening day attraction at Disney's animal Kingdom. Superstar limo was an opening day attraction at Disney's California Adventure....Disney California Adventure? I forget when they dropped the possessive Both of these attractions were........Terrible? Both of these attractions closed nearly a year after opening. Hear Erik and Dan discuss the history of these two attractions, what they were, what they evolved into and which of these two should still exist.

This was a really fun episode. We hope you enjoy the ride...all puns intended.

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