TONIGHT on WDW News Tonight (11/7/19): Disney Management Puppet Show, Weird EPCOT Food, Galaxy’s Edge Drinks, and More!

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TONIGHT on WDW News Tonight (11/7/19): Disney Management Puppet Show, Weird EPCOT Food, Galaxy’s Edge Drinks, and More!

Tonight! It’s WDW News Tonight, now with a live audience from our new studio on I-Drive in Orlando (tickets available here)! Join us at 9PM ET for a review of the week’s news, a puppet show, weird food, Pyramid, and more!

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The show can be watched live at WDWNTunes.com on your computer or mobile device (but it is also available on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube). You can also use WDWNT: The App to watch and chat along. The show also utilizes a live chat and the ability to call-in to interact with the show.

Hosted by Tom Corless and Nick LoCicero, WDW News Tonight is a live, weekly audio and video program that combines the latest headlines, comedy, trending vacation topics, call-in games, and in-depth discussions to bring Disney fans a one-of-a-kind, 2-hour program covering the Disney Parks.

Coming up on this week’s show:

  • A recap of the latest Disney Parks news (with a WDWNT comedic twist)
  • Great Moments in History, But Just the Disney Managment Parts
  • We play WDWNT: The Pyramid for fabulous prizes
  • Weird World Showcase Food Item Showcase
  • Nick’s Mixology Moment
  • And more!

We hope that you will tune in tonight at 9PM ET for WDW News Tonight!

If you missed our last show, you can watch it here:

4 thoughts on “TONIGHT on WDW News Tonight (11/7/19): Disney Management Puppet Show, Weird EPCOT Food, Galaxy’s Edge Drinks, and More!”

  1. I think because I appreciate the objective journalism, and “actual news” of all the other WDWNT shows and posts, I’m really enjoying the “party vibe” of the past few News Tonight shows. It’s fun to watch “the serious news guys” go a little wild once a week and poke fun at both the Disney excs and the crazy fan community. It’s kind of like the Disney version of John Stewart’s Daily Show, or Dave Letterman’s old late night shows, mixed with Saturday Night Live or The Carol Burnett Show and a Dean Martin Roast or something… everybody’s having fun, and if it goes a little haywire, it’s even more fun. Maybe do the audience costume contest every week, like “Let’s Make a Deal”? I’m seriously considering joining the WIGS just to see the Post Show

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