Showing posts with label KiteTails. Show all posts
Showing posts with label KiteTails. Show all posts

Thursday, May 12, 2022

Ep 104. The One with Jenn and the Cosmic Rewind

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In the 104th episode of The Main Street Electrical Podcast, Jenn & Dave welcome in Quasi Producer Heather for a full episode review of the brand new Guardians of the Galaxy Cosmic Rewind! 

Both Heather and Jenn have recently returned from their trips (that overlapped by 20 minutes), and the trio have a great first chat about changing artists at Garden Rocks in Epcot... a revised KiteTails KiteFails... what happens to your coins in the wishing wells and how they  can help... and a change in Disney policy that stops the half shirt cons! 

Then, Jenn & Heather take us all on a walk through the entire ride, from the outside zig zag queue to the main rooms and Galaxarium and projections and a look back to the original renderings of the ride.

And finally, we answer the question... does this ride belong in Epcot? 

Also, check out the auction we referred to!  

Thursday, October 7, 2021

Ep 73. The One with the 50th Recap

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In the 73rd episode of The Main Street Electrical Podcast, Jenn & Dave have returned from the event 50 years in the making -- the 50th Anniversary of Walt Disney World!

They both were amongst some of their favorite people, two of which join the show to discuss the weekend, with quasi producer Heather, aka The Moana Mom, and fellow agent and Disney Mom, Disney Geek Kyla 

The foursome discuss a little quick news - the Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser news, new Magicbands, and other fun things, then dive right in to a full review of the weekend.

They give their thoughts on both Magic Kingdom's and Epcot's new nighttime fireworks shows... Space 220 dining... Remy's Ratatouille Adventure... plus a play by play recap of the 3a (we must be lonely) arrival at the Magic Kingdom line, complete with the Inflatable Chair Mafia blow up chairs, Kyla's popcorn regrets, Space 220, Heather's big D'Amaro moments, and so much more.

And Kyla's review of Animal Kingdom's KiteTails, which itself is worth the entire show. 

It's a longer show this time, but full of stories from four people who LOVE the Disney Magic.