In today's show, Mark and Mike talk about Monsters Inc. Laugh Floor, the return of Ask the Kid and Magical Moment, and more.

In today's show, Mark and Mike talk about the JAMMitors, Behind the Seeds, The Kid gets asked about favorite restaurants, listener feedback and more.

Mouseplanet's Wade Sampson discusses the history of the 360 degree Circarama theater, developed by Ub Iwerks for Disney.

However, there is another Epcot that existed after Walt’s passing in 1966 and the opening of EPCOT Center in 1981. During those 15 years, the EPCOT concept continued to change and change again. Here are some excerpts from my collection of obscure articles with material that to the best of my knowledge has not been widely shared before in the many histories of Epcot.

Steve Russo takes us through planning a trip that includes sit down dining in the era of ADRs.

It’s the little things, isn’t it? We all go to Walt Disney World to ride beautifully themed rollercoasters, see superb live shows and 3D films, enjoy wonderful resorts, and experience some of the fine and exotic dining available. That’s all part of what makes Walt Disney World a special place but… is it the only part? Is it the best part? Is it even the biggest part? Would it even be Walt Disney World without the little things?

Some fun (and secret) facts about the Adventurer's Club as well as an intro to Congaloosh.org.

I opted for The Royal Package, which included an assigned seat, some Princess and the Frog Mardi Gras beads, and an exclusive Limited Edition Collectible Lithograph. Not a bad package really. A little steep at $50 per ticket, but it was a full-blown night out in the city for all of us, so I splurged and made it an event.