Well, I was looking for some interesting shows on iTunes, when I found Seasons of Disney. This includes the following:
Disney's Animal Kingdom: Go behind the scenes for a tour of Disney's most ambitious theme park. Discover the challenges involved in combining thrill rides and live animals, and find out the secret behind Disney's largest audio animatronic figures.
Disney Cruise Line: Discover how Disney creates and operates its magical cruise line experience. From the ship's galley to its Broadway-style theater, get a behind-the-scenes look at this operation and the creative genius that put it together.
Disney on a Dime: Disney on a Dime shreds any misconceptions that a Disney World vacation is too expensive for the average family to afford! Follow the experience of three different families as they make a Disney World dream vacation fit within their budget.
Samantha Brown's Disney Favorites: Samantha Brown shares her favorite attractions, rides, restaurants, characters at both Disney World and Disneyland, and tips to make your next trip to Disney the best.
Undiscovered Walt Disney World: Beyond the theme parks, restaurants and souvenirs, discover what Walt Disney World offers off the beaten path. Visit unknown sites, untried attractions, see the resort from a bird's eye view, and find out why Mickey is hiding.
There are a couple more on the site that I was too lazy to post, I know Im a little stinker :wwjd: :whip:
Anyway, I've seen all of these ( Disney Geek, hello) and I highly reccomend them all. For people, who are not able to go on the Disney Cruise, this really gives you a feeling of what it is like as it gives you a great tour and some awesome facts you may not have known about DCL.
Oh, and the best part: they are selling for 1.99, and the average of them is about 45 minutes. Basically, as of June 4th, 2008 at 10:54 eastern time, they are selling for the same as a 20 minute show. (A Bargain imo!)
Thanks for that info! I'll check them out.
Sounds cool, I'll check em out!!
It's times like these when I wish I had an iPod. Well, at least I have all of those recorded on my TiVo.
You don't need an iPod to view them but there is really no point having it without an iPod if you have it on Tivo or DVR