So, in terms of things that were and were not announced at D23, we are now up to the last

American park, the original Disney Park Disneyland in California.

There's a fair bit of controversy around one of these announcements.

There are also some attractions and other areas that Disney is actively considering that were not announced at D23.

And then there are the announcements themselves.

Though Disneyland is one of the American parks with the fewest large announcements this year,

the other park was Epcot.

It surely does not mean that there's a lack of news or intrigue here. There's absolutely plenty.

As I've mentioned on other recent episodes, we're a little out of our usual posting schedule.

The last episode went up on Thursday night. This one is going up sometime on Monday.

Instead of posting once a week on Sunday, I'm simply posting episodes as soon as I

finish them, which has meant two or three new episodes a week for the month of August. We will

likely be back on our usual release schedule in September. And before we jump in today, I need to

thank another round of recent Bandcamp subscribers.

These here are the people who keep this whole enterprise going.

I'm grateful for each and every subscriber over on Bandcamp for supporting our show.

A special note of gratitude is going out today to Bo, Mary, Art, and Stephanie.

Thanks to each of you for supporting this podcast and all we do here.

And now let's kick in to the show.

Thank you. One of the most interesting things about this year's D23 announcements wasn't what was announced, but what wasn't.

Disney has said that it intends to build everything that was announced in some form in

the next five years. So it seems we have a reasonable roadmap, particularly in Florida,

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