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EPISODE · Oct 1, 2017 · 25 MIN

Episode 3: Disneyland's Deadliest Attractions

from Fastpass to the Past: The Theme Park History Podcast

In this episode, Austin and special guest, Carolyn, discuss (and debate) 3 of the most dangerous rides The Walt Disney Company has ever seen and, yes, one is actually still in operation. Tune in to learn about attractions and incidents that inspired modern-day theme park safety mechanisms and that may or may not be responsible for shuttering the queues of some of Disneyland's most beloved and deadly attractions. Links:Pre-Order Our New Book! Fastpass to the Past: The Jr. Historian's Guide to DisneylandMouse Tales: A Behind-The-Ears Look at Disneyland: David Koenig (Book)Incidents at Disneyland ResortAbandoned: Why One of Disney's Best Ever Attractions is Rotting in Plain Sight- Theme Park TouristDisneyland Skyway DeathT-Shirts by Fastpass to the Past: The Theme Park History Podcast - TeePublic Store | TeePublic — Are you a theme park history expert? Show the world (world showcase that is) with these unique designs and t-shirts inspired by the Fastpass to the Past podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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