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AllEars TV: The Best Part of Disney World’s “Worst” Park?

Posted on by Stephen Bynum
If there’s one thing we’ve learned from doing this show for the last year, it’s that song and dance have the power to spark joy… but also inspire RAGE. Our most controversial hot takes about Disney World EVER were triggered by the divisive topic of musical theater as we discussed the live entertainment offerings in Disney’s Animal Kingdom. From Festival of the Lion King to Finding Nemo The Musical, Animal Kingdom boasts some Broadway-caliber shows, but are they The Best Part of Disney World's "Worst" Park?
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AllEars TV: STUCK ON THE SKYLINER: Disney World Chaos Challenge

Posted on by Stephen Bynum
It's the second game of the Summer of Chaos — and this time we're taking it to the skies! Quincy and Breedlove are battling throughout Disney's Skyliner Resorts to see who can win amidst the chaos. With new types of clues and punishments on the line, it's anyone's game! And don't forget — Quincy has to carry over a punishment from her last loss, which means she must do 30 seconds of cardio to acquire every clue! Will her extra exercise give Breedlove the edge to win? Get ready — it's chaos time!
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AllEars TV: Experiment: How Long Are the Lines in Disney’s Hollywood Studios?

Posted on by Morgan Flaherty
Tower of Terror. Slinky Dog Dash. Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run. Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway. Disney's Hollywood Studios has a LOT of the biggest and best attractions in all of Walt Disney World — but how long are you going to wait for them? Molly is headed to the park to put this question to the test. She'll be sharing tips and tricks for navigating the park as she discovers just how long you could stand in line at this popular park.
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AllEars TV: You’re WRONG About These Universal Studios Rides

Posted on by Stephen Bynum
When Universal Studios Florida first adopted the slogan “Ride The Movies”, it meant something different than it does today. Immersive sets with live special effects dominated the attraction offerings in the early years, but one by one those classics were replaced by mechanical chairs violently thrashing at a movie screen. Is the future of Universal Orlando Resort all motion sickness and CGI, or could it be that You're WRONG About These Universal Studios Rides?
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