Reflections Of Epcot

Sean and Joezer reflect on Epcot's past, present and future! Plus, the projected crowd levels and refurbishments on this episode of Theme Park Pulse! 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. Use the promo code PULSE to save 15%! - Parks Planning Forecast sponsored by: Unpacked presents: Bret, Mickey & Walt Bret Iwan is the 4th voice of Mickey Mouse. Now in his 30s, his life already shares unique parallels with Mickey's first voice, and creator, Walt Disney. On this special Unpacked biography mini-series, Kory takes us into Bret's home for an in-depth look at his fascinating life and career, in progress. Episode 2 premieres Monday 9/9 on wherever you get your podcasts, or at UnpackedPodcast.com. - 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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