Welcome aboard Imagination Skyway, your grand podcast tour of the magic.

I'm your host, Matthew Krull, and in today's episode, we continue our Mouse in the Music

podcast series with an in-depth discussion of the music of the Magic Kingdom.

With six-themed lands, Magic Kingdom, transports guests to the world of yesterday, tomorrow,

and fantasy, the lighting guests of all ages was some of the most classic attractions at Walt Disney World.

With so much music to enjoy at the park, our two-part discussion will include an analysis of background area music loops, cue music loops, on-ride, soundtracks, and iconic songs that span generations of composers and Disney fans.

At the end of the show, we'll return to Imagination Central, where I'll share ways in which you can stay connected with Imagination Skyway,

how you can discuss this topic with others, and how you can help support and inspire the future of this show.

Please remain seated, keep your hands and arms inside the podcast at all times

and enjoy your Grand Circle tour aboard Imagination Skyway.

We're continuing our Mouse in the Music series.

We took a detour to films. We first talked about parks, and we haven't covered parks in a while, have we, Mike?

I feel like it's been a couple of years.

Has it been? I remember being at least a year.

Maybe longer? I don't know. I think it's been maybe two years since we broached a theme park.

And this one is the most magical of all. I think that's probably a bit too on the nose. But appropriate, nevertheless. Yeah. If there's any place that you can use that adjective, I think, it is Magic Kingdom.

And this is a park that obviously has an extensive

history. Last park we talked about was Disney's Hollywood Studios, and that goes back to 1989. And

while we're not going to jump back to the music of 1971, this is a park that has seen music loop

changes, attraction changes, soundtrack changes

to attractions, shortened versions of attraction scores. There's a lot of history at Magic

Kingdom in general and that extends to the music. And we have so much to discuss, but like every

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