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Welcome to another Rope Drop Radio, Derek and Doug here talking all things Disney.

And tonight we are going to talk about one of our favorite topics.

And that is nighttime spectaculars at the Walt

Disney World, because any more, Doug, you can't really do four nights at the park and hit all the

nighttime things. All the parks have something, and you have to be really strategic, both with your time

and where you go, just to ensure that you see everything. So tonight we're going to review all of them, kind of give our best and worse, things

we like, dislike, and some strategies about how to make sure that you get to them all.

Sound pretty good?

Sounds like a lot to tackle, Derek.

I may need a churro when it's all said and done.

Sounds good to me.

We can definitely, but this isn't a live episode. We can't get a true or

a door whip or anything. I think the best way to start off your night before any nighttime

spectacular is you've got to get a snack because you're going to want to get in line early or get

a spot early. What we tend to do is we get our spot and then we send one person after the snacks.

Yes, we do that as well.

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