This week, Disneyland is already celebrating Christmas, The Muppets and Julie Andrews are nominated for Emmys, anatomically correct-ish Lego Mini Figs, we check out another poster restoration featuring a Haunted Mansion park poster and a printer that has old Disney ad newspaper printing plates, Disneyland is offering a discounted Anaheim only ticket and we discuss what this might be signaling, plus D23 is around the corner and they have new merch!
This week, the military flys over Disneyland, Mel tells us about her return to the parks, new Mandalorian and Grogu merchandise, Grogu helps you fly the Millenium Falcon, Pedro Pascal surprises fans and people are angry, Disney announces more changes to pin trading, LEGO is releasing a new Main St. U.S.A. set, a tiny Haunted Mansion ballroom complete with Pepper’s Ghost effect, glass Haunted Mansion Tarot cards, the updated Rockin’ Rollercoaster featuring the Muppets is now open!
This week, we check out the person behind the viral Grinch at Universal Studios, an impressive LEGO Tower of Terror build, a creator that helps others find long lost pieces and sets, what it took to make the Jabba the Hutt puppet work, Adam Savage returns to the Hensen Creature Shop to check out characters from the recent The First Snow of Fraggle Rock, plus the Muppets make their return and we need to makes sure we’re watching.
This week we ask, ‘who would win in a fight between Pennywise and the Cat in the Hat, and what does that have to do with Mary Poppins?’ A creator puts on an entire stage show with nothing but LEGO, Fortnite’s Disney Game Rush, more keys for more pins, Disney makes an odd announcement about AI content, plus the Disney Destiny prepares for her maiden voyage!
This week we talk about hotdogs and dancing bananas, shows for your DoorDash drivers, getting your LEGO build wrong, we finally know the name of the new Cars area coming to Frontierland at Magic Kingdom and we finally have more information on the Disneyland Forward gateway initiative and the Avatar and Coco areas coming to California Adventure but it’s coming at the cost of a beloved attraction.