Just up the street,

Marriachi bands periodically serenade guests in the courtyard of the enchanting Casa de Fritos hacienda, which serves tangy Mexican dishes.

And wooden sidewalks lead to the entrance of bustling frontier stores, where shoppers can purchase a complete line of woolen goods,

ladies' apparel, and souvenirs.

Also within earshot, high-kicking dancing girls,

corny comedians, and deep-throated vocalists entertain guests

in the old-fashioned brass-railed golden horseshoe soft drink saloon. Howdy folks? This is your captain speaking. I'd like to welcome you aboard the Mark Twain, Queen of the Riverboats. Our journey today will take us up the rivers of America

and into the Western frontier.

Along the way, I'll be pointing out some interesting sites

and telling you a few stories. Welcome to the 3028, a show about theme park history and pop culture listery.

I am Matt Parrish.

And I'm Kevin Quigley.

Kevin, this is your favorite podcast's favorite podcast.

It's the 3028.

This is a show that goes out to all of our listeners.

It's on the Apple podcast app, Spotify, and everywhere else you can get it.

Yeah, Sean, my husband yesterday, because he's teaching a class in toys and games.

And I was like, oh, we did some episodes on video games because he has a seminar coming up.

I said, we did one on Atari and one on Nintendo.

And he's like, oh, I'll check that

out. And I said, here's the link. He's like, oh, I don't listen to Apple Podcasts or Spotify or I

heart music. Do you have anything on Pod Bean? And I'm like, why are you this difficult?

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