Walt Disney World Discussion | 07/17/18

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The creators of the Dis Unplugged podcast discuss several recent developments regarding Walt Disney World and the broader Disney company. The episode begins with housekeeping announcements, including details about an upcoming meet and greet in London and the milestone of their upcoming 1000th episode. The team reviews news stories, such as the opening of the Walt Disney Studio Lab to foster innovation in animation and storytelling, and a power outage at Disney's Hollywood Studios. They also debate the implications of the hashtag Dream Big Princess, a project designed to support young female filmmakers, weighing its potential for empowerment against criticisms of political expediency and gender stereotypes. The discussion shifts to an article by Kate Joseph regarding perceived wastes of money at Walt Disney World. The hosts debate the value of Park Hopper tickets, the cost of bottled water versus free alternatives, and the merits of various park amenities like mini-golf and arcades. The episode concludes with a rapid-fire segment covering upcoming park perks, dining promotions, and new activities at Epcot and Disney's Animal Kingdom.
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Disney's Hollywood Studios experienced the power outage that shut down many of the rides and attractions
The dream big princess series is the perfect extension of that vision providing a powerful platform for the next generation of aspiring filmmakers
I think a park hopper becomes more valuable I thought if you're new at this you probably don't need it
Take advantage of the drinking fountains located throughout the park by bringing a reusable bottle of your own
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