MaxPass vs. FastPass+ | Weekend

Our guest this week is Matt Parrish, the co-host of the WEDway Radio and Thirty20Eight podcasts. Matt helps us try to decide which domestic Disney park has the best method for skipping the queue. what's better? MaxPass, or Fastpass Plus? Disney rolls out some photo magic at Disneyland and The Magic Kingdom, Universal announces a deal that'll make horror fans very happy, and Disney promises not to take away our blood, gore, and f-bombs...in the proper context. - This episode aparatted by Theme Park Alchemy's new fragrance Butter Brew. A magical fragrance indeed. Available in candles and wax melts at ThemeParkAlchemy.com. Use the promo code NOMIDNIGHT to save 15%! - For all of the other things (support, merch, bios, past episodes) head to ThemeParkPulse.com Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | Apple Podcasts | Spotify Voicemail: (213) 935-0513

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