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EPISODE · Jan 31, 2023 · 2H 36M

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from The Disney Drive Time Podcast - Disney News and Commentary · host A Disney News and Reviews Show

Did you know you can run races at Walt Disney World? anywhere from a 5K to a full Marathon! Natalie Boyle is here to talk about her experience competing in the Walt Disney World Marathon Weekends' Dopey Challenge, where she ran four races in four consecutive days, finishing up with a full Marathon. We'll discuss the sign up process, training, pre and post race day and what it is like to be on the course!  IF you're looking to go to Walt Disney World in Florida or Disneyland in California, contact a travel agent at Main Street and More Travel and have one of us make your trip easy and stress FREE!! Oh did I mention that it's FREE to use a travel agent from Main Street and More?  If you like the show, please subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts (formerly iTunes), Stitcher, Podbean or anywhere you listen to Podcasts! You can always join us on our The Mouse and More Podcast Facebook Group  and follow us on  Twitter  and  Instagram   @ The Mouse and More Podcast! And IF you REALLY like us, please give us a review on iTunes, we love Good Reviews! Hope you enjoy this episode, talk to you soon!!  

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