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EPISODE · Mar 18, 2020 · 30 MIN

Coronavirus vs. Theme Parks

from Theme Park Pulse

All of the major theme parks in the world are closed, and it's more important than ever that we all stick together and stay up-to-date...it's Coronavirus vs. Theme Parks today on Theme Park Pulse. Make sure you listen to the end for a ridiculous outtake that might make water squirt out of your nose. To listen to "9/11 at Walt Disney World" on Unpacked, click here. SOURCES: Variety LA Times Hollywood Reporter Yahoo Entertainment Blog Mickey Kenny The Pirate - Support Theme Park Pulse at $5 a month or more and hear our new Patreon-exclusive podcast, Game of Clones: A Star Wars The Clone Wars Recap Show! Albie and Jack watch full episodes of Star Wars: The Clone Wars together and provide commentary. Then - after the episode, They will recap and discuss! Watch along on Patreon! - This episode of Theme Park Pulse written by Sean R. Reid, and Adam Vargyas. Production, Sound Design and additional writing by the executive producer for No Midnight Media, Christopher J. Beale.

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