Mousetalgia - Episode 43

Mousetalgia! - Your Disneyland Podcast

Jeff Baham

Leisure, Society & Culture, Places & Travel

4.4 • 776 Ratings

🗓️ 31 August 2009

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

Explore dining options at Disneyland, both past and present! In this week's episode, Kristen looks back at some extinct eateries at the park, and the team discuss current restaurants and food selections. Also, Jeff discusses the opening day of the Haunted Mansion, and we answer more listener email!

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0:00.0	You're listening to Mousalgia, August 31st, 2009.
0:11.4	Hold on to your hats and glasses.
0:13.8	This here's the wildest podcast in the Willis. face Everybody meeting pretty, then on with the show.
0:54.0	Welcome to Mel Stouther, your podcast about Disneyland, Disney's California Adventure, and everything else Disney.
0:56.5	So we have with us today, Jeff.
0:58.8	Hello, everybody.
1:00.1	And Kristen.
1:01.3	Bonapete.
1:02.3	Oh, you stole my new dog.
1:04.9	Take it.
1:06.0	And Becky.
1:07.7	Just call me the Frito Bandito.
1:11.5	Sorry, Becky. And my sister. Just call me the Frito Bandito. The Frito Bandito.
1:14.1	And myself, your host, Dave.
1:16.4	Hey, Dave.
1:19.6	Get ready for the weekly Mousalgia Roundup.
1:25.8	For today's Mousalgia Roundup, we wanted to talk about your options for when you're down at the
1:31.8	Expo because you're going to probably be there for a longer than usual time.
1:35.7	Maybe not.
1:36.3	Maybe you're usually there for long period times.
1:38.7	But you're going to probably want to have some variety in food, maybe try some new things.
1:42.4	And you're also going to want to not necessarily be spending every single meal at the Blue Bayou, spending a lot of money
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