Change is coming to the iconic Spaceship Earth attraction at Epcot, a new parade debuts at Disneyland, and the parks might be busier than usual this weekend - we’ll cover all of that today, on Theme Park Pulse. On this episode Kory &amp; Sean's discussion on Spaceship Earth at Epcot. Some history, and what we hope to see in the upcoming refurbishment mixed in with some cool archival audio of previous narrators! Who do you think should narrate the attraction next? Plus the Parks Planning Forecast, and Dante checks-in from the curb at Disneyland with a peek at the all-new Magic Happens parade! - BONUS:  - The first 3 episode of Game of Clones: A Star Wars The Clone Wars Recap Show (starring Albie &amp; Jack) are streaming now at the $5 a month level and up! Join us on Patreon . &nbsp;   &nbsp;

Spaceship Earth & Magic Happens

To us, the idea of humans travelling into space is kind of just...business as usual. If you’re listening to this, chances are pretty good that men and women have been venturing into space your whole life. In the Mid 1950s, though, this was strictly the realm of science fiction. Uncle Walt used to come into our homes each week and lead families into one of three realms. For this episode of Theme Park Time Machine, the destination is tomorrow, and into the vast reaches of our solar system. What is Disney's real-life connection to outer space? SOURCES:&nbsp;    (Image: D23)  -   Support Theme Park Pulse at $5 a month or more and hear our new Patreon-exclusive podcast,  Albie and Jack watch full episodes of Star Wars: The Clone Wars together and provide commentary. Then - after the episode, They will recap and discuss!  - Theme Park Time Machine is researched, written and narrated by Adam Vargyas. Production and Sound Design by Jack Milliken. The executive producer for No Midnight Media is Christopher "Kory" Beale.&nbsp; &nbsp;     &nbsp;

We're All On The Same Blip | Theme Park Time Machine

The Disneyland Resort  March 14 until at least the end of the month. Details are scant at this point but what we do know is that this is a precaution as coronavirus sweeps across California. Many are working from home in the state, and public gatherings have been cancelled.&nbsp; There is, at the time, no known connection between the coronavirus and Disneyland. We're watching this breaking story and will have an update tomorrow on Theme Park Pulse!   &nbsp;

BREAKING: Disneyland Resort to close over coronavirus!

For lack of a less terrifying way to say it, thanks to Coronavirus, Virtually every major theme park on earth is closed. Until the end of March...at least. Coronavirus is here, and will likely get worse before it gets better. That’s the bad news. In slightly more positive, less pandemic-y news… Avengers Campus is coming to Disney California Adventure. Jack and Albie break down what we know today on Theme Park Pulse! SOURCES:   -   Support Theme Park Pulse at $5 a month or more and hear our new Patreon-exclusive podcast,  Albie and Jack watch full episodes of Star Wars: The Clone Wars together and provide commentary. Then - after the episode, They will recap and discuss!  - This episode of Theme Park Pulse written by Jack Milliken and Albie Madrigal. Production and Sound Design by the executive producer for No Midnight Media, Christopher "Kory" Beale.&nbsp; &nbsp;     &nbsp;

Avengers Campus, & Theme Parks (Temporarily) Cancelled

All of the major theme parks in the world are closed, and it’s more important than ever that we all stick together and stay up-to-date...it’s Coronavirus vs. Theme Parks today on Theme Park Pulse. Make sure you listen to the end for a ridiculous outtake that might make water squirt out of your nose. To listen to "9/11 at Walt Disney World" on Unpacked, &nbsp; SOURCES:        -   Support Theme Park Pulse at $5 a month or more and hear our new Patreon-exclusive podcast,  Albie and Jack watch full episodes of Star Wars: The Clone Wars together and provide commentary. Then - after the episode, They will recap and discuss!  - This episode of Theme Park Pulse written by Sean R. Reid, and Adam Vargyas. Production, Sound Design and additional writing by the executive producer for No Midnight Media, Christopher J. Beale.&nbsp; &nbsp;     &nbsp;

Coronavirus vs. Theme Parks

With Coronavirus infecting the whole world, and all Disney parks shut down indefinitely, many fans are reflecting on other times that the parks have closed unexpectedly. There have been natural disasters and threats to national security, and even a day of mourning for a slain president. 50 years ago, Disneyland shut down for a very different and very weird reason; because of the threat of counter-culture rabble rousers. Adam explores the story behind this very odd little chapter of Disneyland history in this edition of Theme Park Time Machine. SOURCE:        - Theme Park Time Machine is researched, written and narrated by Adam Vargyas. Production and Sound Design by Jack Milliken. The executive producer for No Midnight Media is Christopher "Kory" Beale.&nbsp;

Liberating Minnie Mouse: The Yippie Invasion | Theme Park Time Machine

This week, we're back to our roots with a fun discussion featuring an epic game of Disney trivia, how the guys are handling all of the coronavirus lifestyle adjustments, and does one Disney Imagineer hold the key to solving this deadly disease? (spoiler: no.) - To support our work on Patreon, and check out Game of Clones !

A Coronavirus Distraction Discussion

Inspired by the Netflix runaway-hit "Tiger King" - Jacky Boy leads a discussion on Disney experiences we would love to see as roadside attractions. The coronavirus quarantine is obviously driving Jack crazy, and we are here for the fever dream. - To support our work on Patreon, and check out Game of Clones ! - This episode's content was recorded  on 3/31/2020.   &nbsp;

Jack's 'Tiger King' Fever Dream

'Theme Park Pulse' covers theme parks like Disneyland, Universal Studios Hollywood, Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando and anything #ParksPopCulture! The new season (and lineup) debuts 1/1/19. A production of No Midnight Media.