Author Archives: Matthew Krul

Some of the biggest events of the year at Walt Disney World are the RunDisney races. There are so many aspects of RunDisney that make it special: it turns runners into Disney fans and Disney fans into runners, it encourages people to be their very best, and it creates a positive community of goal-setting go-getters,ContinueContinue reading “Run Disney Part 1 (Episode 52)”

There’s no denying Disney’s cultural impact on the world. Ever since Walt Disney created Mickey Mouse in 1928, countless cultures around the globe have come to recognize the three-circled Disney icon. A smaller facet of Disney’s cultural impact that not many know about is an international program known as Disney English, a division of DisneyContinueContinue reading “Disney English with Daniel Morris (Episode 51)”

Spaceship Earth is an icon not just at Walt Disney World but anywhere. The architecture of the geodesic sphere is one recognized around the world, and the attraction you can find inside it is a Disney classic. Spaceship Earth is the signature attraction at Epcot and in many ways pays tribute to Walt Disney himself.ContinueContinue reading “Spaceship Earth (Episode 50)”

They call Disneyland “the happiest place on Earth”, and one of the aspects of Disneyland that makes it a happy place to be is the food. Whether you’re looking for a snack, a quick-service meal, or a fine dining experience, the Disneyland Resort has so much to offer with an array of choices at DisneylandContinueContinue reading “Top 10 Places to Eat at Disneyland (Episode 49)”

Walt Disney World is “the most magical place on Earth”, and that tagline takes on greater meaning when you’re visiting this destination with the person you love. While Walt Disney World is the family vacation capital of the world, it also provides a romantic escape for couples of all ages. In today’s Imagineer Podcast episode,ContinueContinue reading “Top 10 Romantic Spots at Walt Disney World (Episode 48)”

When you visit Walt Disney World, especially with small kids, it’s often worth knowing the family-friendly attractions that don’t require a particular height to ride. In many cases, these Disney attractions are also the ones we have the fondest memories experiencing, whether it be “it’s a small world”, Peter Pan’s Flight, Spaceship Earth, and more.ContinueContinue reading “Top 10 Walt Disney World Attractions Without a Height Requirement (Episode 47)”

Ellen’s Energy Adventure was the second (and last) attraction to be featured at the Universe of Energy Pavilion in Future World at Epcot. After it opened in 1996, it quickly became a classic and could be found at Epcot until its closing day in August 2017. Starring Ellen Degeneres and Bill Nye the Science Guy,ContinueContinue reading “Ellen’s Energy Adventure (Episode 46)”

The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror has been delighting (and horrifying) Guests at Walt Disney World since 1994. It set new records at Disney-MGM Studios (now Disney’s Hollywood Studios) when it opened and still remains one of the most thrilling attractions at any Disney Park. What makes the attraction a true classic, though, is theContinueContinue reading “Twilight Zone Tower of Terror (Episode 45)”

Happy Star Wars Day! Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge was first announced back at the D23 Expo in August 2015 for Disneyland and the Walt Disney World Resort. Since then, Walt Disney Imagineering and Lucasfilm have given us only sneak peaks of what we can come to expect. In this special May 4th Imagineer Podcast episode,ContinueContinue reading “Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge: What To Expect (Episode 44)”

On the surface, it might seem like Muppet Vision 3D is just a simple 3D attraction, but it has a rather rich history, a ton of detail, and some fun facts you might not know. In this Imagineer Podcast episode, we’ll uncover more about Muppet Vision 3D and take a binaural ride through of thisContinueContinue reading “Muppet Vision 3D (Episode 43)”