Welcome to the theme heart to the podcast.

Logan Zawaki here with my boys, Jeremy Stein and David King, and very excited to tell you guys

what we're doing tonight.

Well, it might be day when you're listening, but for us, it's night.

So we did a poll on the Main Street Magic Community's Facebook page.

We asked what you, the people, wanted.

And surprisingly, but not surprisingly, you chose Ipcot Challenge part two.

So the other options were to do a community Q&A to do host interviews where we

would actually interview each other since you guys may not know much about us. And then the other

option was to actually do a Hallmark Challenge where we would re-theme attractions based on Hallmark

Storylines or inspired by Hallmark Storylines, which would have just been so ridiculous and fun.

We will save that one for a later time.

As I told you guys, all of them will get done at some point, but the winner is Ipcot Challenge 2.

So for those of you who didn't listen to Hipcott Challenge 1, the challenge is to take an

attraction inside Epcot that currently does not have an IP intellectual property

associated with it and add one that works best with the theme

of the current attraction. And then again, if you didn't listen last episode, just a quick

summary, when Epcot opened on October 1st, 1982, it contained zero attractions or pavilions

with established Disney intellectual properties.

In 2006, when Epcot's The Seas was re-themed with Finding Nemo, that began the major shift.

And so since then, we've seen Frozen, we've seen the three caballeros. We've seen Rimmie's Reda Tui ride.

More and more and more is on its way. So we did a random shuffle and the results of the second

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