
Mouse Chat Podcast
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 301 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Places & TravelKids & FamilySociety & Culture | |||

D23 2026 was stacked — for the first time in a long while, Disney made major announcements for all six U.S. parks, plus Disney Cruise Line and a full lineup of movies. In this episode, Lisa, Debby, Sharpie and Steve give you the fast, fun rundown of ... more
Epcot or Magic Kingdom? Dole Whip or Mickey pretzel? Castaway Cay or Lighthouse Point? This week Lisa puts Steve and Debbie in the hot seat for a rapid-fire (okay… not-so-rapid-fire) round of "This or That." Two options, gut-instinct answers, and a w... more
Is it worth it? That's the question the Mouse Chat crew tackles this week as Steve, Lisa, and Debbie go around the table and put Disney World's most debated add-ons on trial. From Lightning Lanes and the Dining Plan to dessert parties, park hoppers, ... more
It's the question every parent asks: "How old should my kids be before we take them to Disney World?" This week on Mouse Chat, we tackle it head-on. There's no single magic number — but there ARE ages and stages that make the trip smoother, more magi... more
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I had just gotten turned on to the podcast by a friend and I thought it would help me plan an upcoming Disney World trip. Then I listened to the episode on movies coming out, where two old men told me about how they hate sequels and remakes (except when it’s things that they like, Incredibles and Toy Story 5) but would hate to see a third female driven story in Frozen 3. I guess I don’t need another old man yelling at clouds.
Idk why I still listen. They don’t even listen to each other and repeat themselves constantly even within 30 seconds. At least once an episode someone gets called on to talk about a topic and say “I don’t know”…but isn’t that the whole job to know and inform us? Maybe it used to be good but they have lost enthusiasm, have no structure, and it’s not informative or fun. There’s so many other Disney podcasts that are more fun to listen to and have more information for fans or trip planning.
This podcast is very good
My favorite host is Lisa
And Steve
You guys do a amazing job hosting the show
I really enjoyed it i listen any single even
Im also a
Executive Producer
Of the 6 time emmy winning
Television Series
Wicked
The spod years
By the way im a huge fan of your podcast
Keep up the good work
I really really really like the show
It’s very good
I started listening to the show when it first started. Top notch knowledge that I trust. I even enjoy listening to the old shows as well to hear how much Disney has changed. If you’re a Disney or universal fan highly recommend. I do miss some of the other hosts. Steve cracks me up.
This podcast is very good
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Four family-focused hosts share practical Disney and broader family travel insights, balancing budget tips with real-life experiences across theme parks, cruises, and on-property stays. Episodes mix planning advice (pass types, FastPass-like systems, dining options) with candid travel anecdotes, park strategy, and sponsor integrations. The show stands out for its hands-on family perspective, favorite tips, and a strong emphasis on value-driven planning for multi-generational trips, making it helpful for listeners planning Disney and other family vacations.
Noteworthy aspects include a recurring agency angle through Pixie Vacations, guest banter from regular contributors, and current-event discussions around new park experiences and seasona... more
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MouseChat.net – Family Travel Podcast launched 16 years ago and published 301 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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