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Dec 6, 2019 42 min

Disney Is For Adults!*

from Theme Park Pulse

No, but it really is. In fact, we've been preaching this for years! We'll dig through some reasons Disney is totally for adults*, check the projected crowd levels, hear a report from Rise of the Resistance and another edition of Adam's Theme Park Time Machine on this week's podcast! *too. *FREE BONUS EPISODE* Disney Trivia: Sean v Jack Talk Segment written/directed by: Kory Episode Producer/Host/Editor: Kory "Adam's Theme Park Time Machine" written by Adam Vargyas, sound design by Jack Milliken. Music & Sound Effects: Licensed through Epidemic Sound, design by Kory. Theme Park Alchecmy & Flying Nanny Co Promo Design: Kory Recorded in Atlanta, GA - San Diego, Sacramento and Oakland, CA. - LINKS/SOURCES: Undercover Tourist InsideTheMagic - See our "Gives Ghoul Head" and "Childless Millennial" t-shirts! - This episode plundered by Theme Park Alchemy's new fragrance Pirates Curse. Available in candles, wax melts and room sprays at ThemeParkAlchemy.com. - Parks Planning Forecast sponsored by: The Man-Eating Wreath from Flying Nanny Co. - Get cool non-spammy emails from us: http://eepurl.com/gi_Ghj Voicemail: (213) 935-0513 Everything else is at ThemeParkPulse.com

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