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On this episode of the We Like Theme Parks Podcast, we unpack a ton of news, most notably the Disney Park Pass System for reserving park access. We break it all down along with attractions that won't be open for reopening, updates on Mickey's Not so Scary and the Spaceship Earth re-furb. Then we have some fun and get a little dark during "Our Favorite Things" where we rattle off all the cool places we'd like to toss our ashes on Disney and Universal attractions..... don't actually do it.....but talking about is cool, right? Well, we did. So yeah. All this nonsense and more, on this, the 64th episode of the We Like Theme Parks Podcast! And on a serious note, we at the We Like Theme Parks Podcast proudly stand in full support for the Black Lives Matter movement. Check out www.aclu.org for information on how you can make a donation to support the cause. Find us over at welikethemeparks.com and on Facebook & Instagram @WeLikeThemeParks #WeLikeThemeParks.

This week we're taking a break from the 2 Men and The Mouse World our to focus in on a lot of the news that has been announced about the reopening of Walt Disney World. Kevin and Pete are breaking down the new Park Reservation System, walking you through the process, and giving some information about annual passes, resort reopenings, Mickey's Not so Scary Halloween Party, and Food and Wine Festival. 

Matt and Peter discuss Mickey's Not-so-Scary Halloween Party details. Check out what is new and what is returning to this great party that runs from Aug 16th - Nov 1st. This podcast is created in partnership with Princesses and the Mouse Disney Travel. More information can be found on our website. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In Ep 9, You will learn about the latest Disney News for August 2019 in WDW and the Disneyland parks! Host - Danye Phillips Click Here to listen to my family emergency update Click Here to listen to my review of Mickey's Not so Scary Halloween Party Snacks in 2018 Guide to Iconic Tastes Disney Parks Blog by Alex Dunlap Forky Safety Recall Disney Parks Moms Panel Tips runDisney marathon registration Toledo restaurant Cafe Con Leche Recipe Mickey's NSSHP Tickets WDW Radio Show Disney Food Blog Want to share your thoughts in an email or voice memo in order to be featured on the show? Email Danye at healthydisneypodcast@gmail.com or visit anchor.fm/healthydisney and click "send a voice message" --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/healthydisney/support

On this week's podcast: Ralph Breaks the Internet panel at New York Comic Con. The Nutcracker and the Four Realms final trailer. Mickey's Not so Scary Halloween Party. The 25 best things to eat at Epcot's Food & Wine Festival. WonderFall flavors at Disney Springs.

Angela and Brian talk about what you can experience at Mickey's Not-so-Scary Halloween Party at Disney World's Magic Kingdom including Brian's trip to the first party this year. To see his video mentioned in the episode visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFbjsSJzNBkListen Now!

Welcome aboard the Monday Morning Monorail Podcast!  Today we discuss D23 tickets, Dining Upgrades at the Caribbean Beach Resort, and special food available at Mickey's Not-so-Scary party.  The Disney Deep Dive with the Doz takes you to Neverland with Peter Pan's Flight, and we wrap the show up by continuing our Planning a Walt Disney World Vacation series. Today's focus: selecting the right park ticket option for you.  You can't stop this train, you might as well ride along.  Let's go!    

This week we are getting the scoop on the National Parks from someone who has been to quite a few of them! Ford Cochran from National Geographic Expeditions shares his top five parks and National Park travel tips -- plus we have a fun book giveaway! ON THE PODCAST :34 Kim tells us about Epcot's Food & Wine Festival 4:10 Mickey's Not so Scary Halloween Party 7:49 Kim's adventures in South Carolina's Low Country 13:05 About Ford Cochran from National Geographic Expeditions 15:06 National Geographic's books for kids 17:58 Ford's top five National Parks for families 29:21 Visiting more than one park on a trip 33:29 How to plan your time in the parks 38:00 National Park travel tips 39:32 Ford's favorite travel gear 42:49 Book giveaway 45:02 App of the week 45:41 Next week: Grand Canyon! ABOUT FORD COCHRAN Geologist, journalist and educator Ford Cochran is director of programming for National Geographic Expeditions. Cochran is responsible for selecting the expert scholars, writers, photographers, explorers, and staff the Society sends along on its educational expeditions around the world. Over his more than 20-year career with the Society, Cochran has written for National Geographic magazine; served as principal contributing writer for the Historical Atlas of the United States; helped launch the National Geographic website as well as directing content development and programming for it; and documented numerous Society-funded research expeditions in the field. Cochran blogs and lectures regularly for National Geographic and has traveled as a Society expert on numerous National Geographic Expeditions, including National Parks of the American West. His work online has earned multiple Webby, CODiE and People’s Voice awards, along with the American Association of Museums’ MUSE Gold Award. Cochran is passionately devoted to the creation and protection of national parks, and he knows that visitors often become powerful, lifelong champions for the parks they visit. He's joined National Geographic field teams working in a number of national parks and marine sanctuaries, and has participated in Society projects that have supported the creation of terrestrial and marine parks in and outside the United States. In 2015, Cochran scripted and recorded a 36-lecture college-level lifelong-learning course titled Wonders of the National Parks: A Geology of North America for The Great Courses and National Geographic. After graduating from the College of William & Mary with a degree in English literature, Cochran did graduate work in geology at Yale and was an assistant professor at the University of Kentucky. He conducted field research in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and at Mt. St. Helens National Monument with a focus on biogeochemistry and climate change before joining the National Geographic staff. You can follow Ford on Instagram. NATIONAL PARK TRAVEL TIPS Favorite National Parks for families: Yellowstone has hot springs, geysers, wildlife (called America's Serengeti), and history. You can spend weeks in Yellowstone and not see it all. It should be on every family's bucket list. Grand Canyon -- photos and videos can't capture the enormity and beauty of the Grand Canyon. Great Smoky Mountains -- most visited National Park, easy to get to for those on the East Coast. The biggest portion of preserved Appalachian Mountain range. Glacier Bay -- a disappearing landscape that we should see before they are gone. You can see marine life and glaciers calving into the Bay. On land, you can hike and see brown bears and grizzly bears. Mammoth Cave in Kentucky -- you can take a historic cave tour or do some spelunking. Zion National Park -- on the Narrows trail you can walk in the river through a narrow slot canyon. Angel's Landing is for the brave, but has amazing views in every direction. National Parks to pair together: Grand Tetons and Yellowstone Grand Canyon, Bryce and Zion National Parks Death Valley, Sequoia, and Yosemite Olympic National Park and Mt. Ranier Planning your National Park trip Utilize the National Geographic guide books National Geographic National Parks App -- people can vote on their favorite activities TripAdvisor -- see what others recommend Talk to the Park Rangers when you arrive Consider taking a National Geographic Expedition trip or use their itineraries as a reference point in planning your own trip Looking on photo sites (Instagram hashtags) to figure out what you want to see Make sure you bring the right gear for shoes, jackets, maps, Camelbak hydration packs FAVORITE TRAVEL GEAR Ford likes quick drying hiking shorts or convertible pants from Patagonia. He like smaller, lighter hiking shoes called Approach Shoes. Now he is wearing a pair of Scarpa Zodiac shoes that he got in Iceland. For water shoes, he likes Keens or Tevas. He recommends using a long-sleeve Columbia or Patagonia field shirt and a good rain jacket from L.L. Bean, Arcterx, or Patagonia. BOOK GIVEAWAY! We are giving away a prize pack to one lucky listener that contains: National Geographic Kids National Parks Guide Junior Ranger Activity Book National Geographic Funny Fill In Buddy Bison's Yellowstone Adventure National Geographic Guide to the National Parks   Visit the website to enter.  This giveaway is open to residents of the United States only. Enter before October 31, 2016 at 11:59 pm. APP OF THE WEEK Ford recommends the National Geographic National Parks app for families looking to adventure in some of the U.S. National Parks. MENTIONED ON THE PODCAST How to Make the Most of Mickey's Not so Scary Halloween Allergy-Friendly Treats Offered at Mickey's Not so Scary Halloween Montage Palmetto Bluff FOLLOW US AND SPREAD THE WORD! If you liked this show, please be sure to subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, or Google Play and leave us a review! Have a question or comment? Send us an email or leave us a voicemail at +1.641.715.3900, ext. 926035# You can also follow our travels on Stuffed Suitcase and We3Travel, or follow the Vacation Mavens on Instagram, Facebook or Twitter. Thanks for listening!