Disney fans rejoice! The Disney parks now have yet another paid option to cut the line and this time it's called Lightning Lane Premier Pass. But it's going to cost you quite a bit. Plus, Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney World are getting new holiday offerings, The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade is debuting a new Disney balloon, Disney is releasing a new movie on physical media VHS, and "Music by John Williams" will soon be available to all on Disney+. That and so much more on this episode.
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