
ParksAndCons.com Talks Theme Parks, Conventions, Haunted Attractions, Themed Entertainment, and Other Fun Stuff!
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 1072 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Leisure | |||

This time, we are back in San Diego to talk about Monday and Tuesday at SDCC 2026!
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🎙 New to the podcast? Start with Episode 879, our tenth-anniversary retrospective, for a great overview of the Parks and Cons universe.
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This time, we are back at the Ontario Convention Center for Creep I.E. Aftermath!
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🎙 New to the podcast? Start with Episode 879, our tenth-anniversary retrospective, for a great overview of the Parks and Cons universe.
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This time, we are back at the Los Angeles Convention Center for Anime Expo!
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🎙 New to the podcast? Start with Episode 879, our tenth-anniversary retrospective, for a great overview of the Parks and Cons universe.
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This time, we are back in San Diego to talk about the latest SDCC news, updates, and recon findings!
The video version of this conversation can be found at: youtube.com/live/tdYqQgX3IW8
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Love it when you guys do the Knotts Berry Farm it’s awesome. Keep it up.
I follow them for all of their SDCC info. Always have great info for the upcoming con and amazing prep videos.
I really want to like this podcast, but I find myself fast forwarding over the constant complaints. There’s no doubt the hosts are hardworking and provide a great service by covering so many events. But they could cut the length of the episodes down by not repeating different issues they have with covering events. Also please purchase a pop filter. The plosives are jarring.
Love Shawn and Carmelle!
These guys are the hardest working podcasters in SoCal for sure!
Loads of amazing coverage!
This is one of my top favorite theme park podcasts. They give such great detailed information about events. Their Halloween episodes on home haunts and events are my go to every year. Highly recommended!
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This show centers on immersive experiences at theme parks, conventions, and related fan events, with a strong emphasis on on-site coverage, practical planning tips, and behind-the-scenes storytelling. Episodes frequently follow multi-event weekends, highlight high-profile panels or guest appearances, and share real-time observations about crowd flow, signing lines, and vendor finds. A notable edge is the long-running, hands-on reporting style that makes listeners feel like they're “in the moment” at each event, whether it's a major convention, a regional con, or a themed entertainment festival. The format also leans into family-friendly programming, nostalgia-driven retrospectives, and practical guidance for attendees, creators, and sponsor... more
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1. SDConCast - The Official Podcast of the San Diego Comic-Con Unofficial Blog
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4. Pod Save America
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Recent guests on Parks and Cons include:
1. Mike Gordon
2. Jay Mann
3. Anthony DeLongus
4. Rudy Obrero
5. Tony Washington
6. Dan Juergens
7. John Romita Jr.
8. Chris Claremont
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