On the Theme Park Insider Podcast this week, we're presenting an audio version of four chapters from our book, Stories from a Theme Park Insider. If you're new around these parts, Stories from a Theme Park Insider is our book about working at Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom, with several additional stories contributed by Theme Park Insider readers who've also worked at the MK and other Orlando-area theme parks.Thanks to your support, Stories from a Theme Park Insider has spent time on the travel bestseller lists at Amazon.com and Apple's iTunes Bookstore, and many of you have requested that I start recording the stories for podcast again. So, once a month of so, I'll include some stories for our podcast. If you've got a favorite story from the book that you'd like to request that I include on a future podcast, please let me know in the comments.
And if you're a current or former theme park employee and you'd like to send in a personal story for inclusion on the site or the podcast, please email me at themeparkinsider@gmail.com. (I'll send you a T-shirt or theme park gift card if we use your story on the site, if you'd like.) I've run out of fun stories to tell from my time working in the parks, but perhaps some of you have a few smart anecdotes you'd like to share with your fellow readers and theme park fans!
Next week on the podcast, we'll have an interview with John Murdy, the creative director of Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood, who'll be telling us in more detail about much of the great stuff he and his crew have planned for this year's event. Please subscribe to the podcast via iTunes to make sure you won't miss that, or any other episode.
Stories from a Theme Park Insider is available for $2.99 as an eBook and $6.99 in print from Amazon.com. If you've already bought a copy, thank you! Reviews on Amazon and Goodreads are sincerely appreciated.
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And here's the direct link to Episode 5.
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