Main Street Magic - A Walt Disney World Podcast Main Street Magic Podcast

Jeremy and Rhonda have a trip review which had to now be broken into three in-depth episodes and in part 2 discuss staying in a Polynesian DVC Studio, a stop at Narcoossee's, and enjoying the perfect view of Happily Ever After while dining at California Grill.

Recently we had our 3rd Annual Main Street 16 Challenge down in Walt Disney World to raise money for Give Kids The World Village. One of the things from that weekend was a live stream with both Rhonda and I from the Tree House Villa at Saratoga Springs. We were lucky enough to have two of our friends join us as guests, both Greg Gately from The FUNatics Blog and Jon Self from MainStreetFoodie.com. Just for a little fun, we thought we would cut out those portions for anyone that may have missed it. Here is our first guest from that live stream, Mr. Greg Gately, the blue-haired guy himself...

Jeremy and Rhonda have a trip review which had to be broken into two in-depth episodes and in part 1 discuss Jaleo, the Treehouse Villas at Saratoga Springs, snacks, mocktails, and the Main Street 16 Challenge, all while having time to go on tangents about expensive clothing, water closets, a killer trail mix, soggy tots, and a whole lot more nonsense.

Jeremy is joined by Susan Veness, an international travel writer, researcher, online content provider, and itinerary planner specializing in Florida, Disney, Orlando’s theme parks, and cruising. She is the author of four books in The Hidden Magic of Walt Disney World series, and coauthor of The Brit Guide to Orlando and the biography Defying Expectations. She has been visiting Walt Disney World since it opened in 1971 and with a home just minutes from the Mouse, she continues to tour the parks on a regular basis.

Jeremy and Rhonda kick off a new series where they pick one thing to drink, eat, shop for, see, and ride at each of the four Walt Disney World parks and today focus on Magic Kingdom.

Jeremy and Rhonda share a ton of things you can see, do and collect at Walt Disney World at the parks, resorts, and beyond that won't cost you a dime after your price of admission.