Join Erik this week as he is joined by Olivia, Marie, and Rob as they discuss their favorite live action remakes, how they would turn the four Disney movies released in 1981 into attractions, the three items they would bring on a Disney trip if their backpacks could only hold three items, and what modern or classic TV families they would like to see a Disney Parks vacation episode of. Support the podcast by going to https://www.thehubcrawl.com/support. Question 1: With Lilo and Stitch being a good new live-action remake, what is your favorite or least favorite remake of a Disney animated movie? Question 2: Disney released four movies in 1981: The Devil and Max Devlin, Amy, The Fox and the Hound, and Condorman. Pick one of these movies and develop an attraction for one of the parks. Question 3: You + one other adult are going to a Disney theme park. You are prepared and bring a backpack. However, that backpack can only hold 3 things (not including phone, wallet, sunglasses, and ears). What three items are you bringing with you and why? Question 4: What modern or classic TV family would you love to see do a Disney Parks vacation episode —and what chaos unfolds during the trip? Bonus Question: What was your favorite question from previous shows and how would you answer it?

Join Erik and Tage this week as they are joined by Ryan and Olivia as they discuss the stores they wish existed in Disney shopping districts, the attractions they think Tage and Erik should go on first on their trip to Disneyland, what they would put in their foodie guides if they could make their own, and the experiences that don’t exist anymore that they wish they could experience again. Support the podcast by going to https://www.thehubcrawl.com/support. Question 1: I'm going to riff off of a question from a few weeks ago. What is a store that you wish existed in the Disney Shopping district of your choice (Downtown Disney or Disney Springs)? Question 2: Which attraction should Tage and Erik experience first on their trip to Disneyland in July? Question 3: Disney has put out an insane amount of foodie guides in the past couple of years. You get to make your own foodie guide/foodie booth - it has to have a snack, "main" (think like food and wine festival), drink and dessert. These can be items already in the park in general, past foodie guide offerings, your faves in normal life etc. Question 4: What is an experience that doesn't exist anymore that you would like to do/do again? Bonus Question: If you had to pick one attraction from any Disney theme park that best represents the Disney brand as a whole, what would it be and why? What elements / attributes / emotions come to mind when you think of the brand and how does the attraction relate to those?

Join Erik and Tage this week as they are joined by Cydel and Jade as they discuss the Disney movies that were on repeat in their homes as children, the most surprising things they have learned about a Disney Park, the subtle (or not so subtle) things they do in their everyday life to bring in a bit of magic when they can’t be in the parks, and what restaurants they believe need more seating and what space they would steal from to add that. Support the podcast by going to https://www.thehubcrawl.com/support. Question 1: What Disney Movie was on repeat at your house as a child? Question 2: What is the most surprising thing you have learned about a Disney park? Question 3: What is your favorite subtly Disney thing to do at home or in your regular everyday life to feel a little magic from the parks when you can’t be there? Question 4: The old Haunted Mansion shop in New Orleans Square is now extra seating for the Royal Street Veranda. What other restaurant would you like to add seating for and what space would you steal from to do so? Bonus Question: What was the most extravagant experience you have paid for on a Disney vacation and was it worth the cost for you personally? (Dining package, show, hotel, VIP tour, etc.)