#016 - Wow, What An Icon!

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What's a Disney park without a Disney icon? Today we talk about all things icons and weenies and wayfinders and wonder why Hollywood Studios can't make up its mind! We compare our favorite favorite icons, and dish on the ones we aren't fans of. And we end the episode with what's making our Disney bones tingle on "What's The D?" We cannot express how much we appreciate you listening to our episode today, and we would love it even more if you leave us a review and rating on iTunes! You can find us on TheDPodcast.com, and make sure you follow all of our social media. Enjoy our episode this week, and we shall see you soon!

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