Join Erik and Tage this week as they are joined by Dan and JR as they discuss their thoughts seeing the Walt Disney animatronic and the reactions of other fans, what Disney personality they would invite, living or dead, to The Hub Crawl couch and what they would ask them, wether adding Marvel and Star Wars enhances or dilutes Disney, and what Disney animated movie they feel is the hardest to sit through. Support the podcast by going to https://www.thehubcrawl.com/support. Question 1: Now that we’ve all seen the Walt Disney robot what did they get right? What did they mess up? How are the fans reacting and do you think it’s reasonable? Question 2: You get to invite one Disney personality—Imagineer, animator, or executive—living or dead-to sit on The Hub Crawl couch. Who is it, and what three questions must you ask them? (Is three questions too many?) Question 3: As somebody who grew up in the 80s, Disney had what, at least to me, felt like a very defined image that it presented in its works and parks. Colors were vibrant, good and evil were often pretty straight forward, and there was a certain degree of what I would consider “innocent wonder”. in 2009, Disney acquired Marvel. Not to be outdone, they acquired Star Wars in 2012. Both of those properties feel like a departure from their 20th century offerings. Do you feel that the addition of Marvel and Star Wars to the Disney catalog enhances or dilutes what Disney used to be? Question 4: What Disney animated movie do you think is the hardest to sit through? Bonus Question: What perk(s) would you like to see Disney add for MagicKey holders. If you don’t currently have a Key, what (aside from lowering the price) could Disney change about the current program that would entice you to get one?

Join Erik and Tage this week as they discuss the questions that Tage missed in episode 81. 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? Plus not-so-speedy speed round questions!

Join Erik and Tage this week as they are joined by Andy and Kate as they discuss their favorite meats and treats from Disney Movies that they wish were real, the booths they would design for a seasonal festival at DCA or Epcot, the fully immersive VR experiences based on Diseny Movies that they would like to see, and the ride queues they think should be re-themed. Support the podcast by going to https://www.thehubcrawl.com/support. Question 1: What meal or treat from a Disney movie do you desperately want to be real? For eating purposes, of course. Question 2: If you could design your own booth for a seasonal festival at DCA or Epcot , what country or theme would it be—and what’s on the menu? Question 3: If Disney created a fully immersive VR experience based on any Disney film, which one would you choose and what specific moment or location would you most want to explore? Question 4: What Disney ride queue would you re-theme or plus up to match (or elevate) the ride experience? Bonus Question: What's a resource or amenity of Disney properties that you under-utilize or feel others under-utilize?