WDW Radio Show # 166 - April 18, 2010 - Your Walt Disney World Information Station

WDW Radio - Your Walt Disney World Information Station

Lou Mongello - Disney Expert

Places & Travel, Leisure, Disney, Starwars, Disneyworld, Kids & Family, Disneyland, Marvel, Waltdisneyworld, Society & Culture

4.8 • 3.2K Ratings

🗓️ 19 April 2010

⏱️ 76 minutes

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Hello and welcome to The WDW Radio Show - Your Walt Disney World Information Station. I am your host, Lou Mongello, and this is show #166 for the week of April 18, 2010.

I'll answer more of your listener email this week, including questions on Pal Mickey, Magic Your Way ticket options, finding specific characters in the parks, attractions for young children, free Disney trading cards, a look back at an extinct character meal, nightlife, restaurants and much more.

I love exploring and sharing the wonderful stories created by Disney Imagineers in every attraction, shop, restaurant, resort, and almost everything you see and experience on property. But I especially enjoy having the opportunity to take a closer look at a location whose story may seem obvious on its face, but is full of wonderful details and history. And this week, such is the case with Fantasyland's Pinocchio Village Haus. Jim Korkis joins me once again to tell some of the "Stories Behind the Stories" in this DSI: Disney Scene Investigation.

I'll play more of your voicemails and have some announcements at the end of the show, so sit back, relax, and enjoy this week's episode of the WDW Radio Show.

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0:00.0	Now, we fly like Peter Pan from Disney's Magic Kingdom over to Epcot, an incredible
0:07.6	day of exciting discoveries and new inventions.
0:10.9	You're coming at just the right time too, because this is the year of Inoventions, an
0:16.1	incredible technology showcase.
0:20.2	Now our future world draws near, and we face the challenge of tomorrow.
0:26.8	We must return and take command of our space ship Earth to become captains of our own
0:32.2	destiny, to reach out and fulfill our dreams.
0:36.7	Sorry about the kick, Mom, but I'm starting to go a little crazy in here.
0:43.5	Welcome to the Carousel of Progress.
0:46.2	Our most carousels just go round and round without getting anywhere, but on this one, at
0:51.4	every turn, we'll be making progress.
1:16.6	Hello my friends, and welcome to the WDW Radio Show.
1:20.9	I am your host, Lu Mangelo, and this is show number 166 for the week of April 18th, 2010.
1:33.5	I'm going to answer more of your listener emails this week, including questions on pal
1:38.1	Mickey, magic your way ticket options, finding specific characters in the parks, attractions
1:45.2	for young children, free Disney trading cards, a look back at an extinct character meal,
1:52.7	nightlife, restaurants, and so much more.
1:56.6	I love exploring and sharing the wonderful stories created by Disney Imagineers in every
2:03.7	attraction, shop, restaurant, resort, and almost everything you see and experience on
2:10.0	property.
2:11.4	But I especially enjoy having the opportunity to take a closer look at a location whose
2:17.8	story may seem obvious on its face, but is still full of wonderful details in history.
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