Adventures of Two Grey Mice

Looking for a podcast that helps you rediscover the joy of traveling as a couple, that it is OK to still love theme parks without the kids and the adventures you can have together or maybe even with the kids still. Join Meg Flood and Rob Ward as they embark on the continuing adventures of life, love, and travel after 30+ years of marriage. On Two Grey Mice , they dive into their evolving experiences as a couple, sharing insights from their frequent trips to Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando and the occasional venture elsewhere. With a newfound passion for travel and Meg’s role as a Travel Advisor, they explore the magic of the parks, the resorts, dining options, and everything in between—from the classic Disney favorites like Magic Kingdom and EPCOT to the thrills of Universal’s theme parks. As they learn how to travel together once more, they offer advice, fun stories, and tips for fellow Disney and Universal lovers, all while keeping an eye on exciting new adventures

Adventures of Two Grey Mice is a society podcast hosted by Meg Flood & Rob Ward, with 50 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Meg Flood & Rob Ward hosts Adventures of Two Grey Mice, a society show with 50 episodes published.

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  Episode #51

  EP 51 - Seattle Before Alaska: What We Loved, What We’d Do Differently

  Aug 17, 20261h 9mS2

  Before boarding Virgin Voyages for Alaska, we gave ourselves three days to explore Seattle. And somewhere between a forgotten wallet, a not-so-slight hill, an underground city, incredible glass art, a ridiculous number of breweries, and one very tiny park with a very big view, Seattle completely won us over.In Episode 51 of Adventures of Two Grey Mice, we’re sharing what we did, what surprised us, what was absolutely worth the time, and what we’d change if we planned the trip again. We talk about Seattle’s light rail and monorail, Pioneer Square, the underground tour, Chihuly Garden and Glass, Ballard Locks, Fremont, Pike Place Market, Kerry Park, our brewery hopping adventures, and how we spent embarkation day before our Alaska cruise.If you’re thinking about spending a few days in Seattle before an Alaska cruise, this is the episode we wish we’d had before we went.Flytographer - Link HereOur Youtube Channel-  https://www.youtube.com/@twogreymice

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  Episode #50

  EP 50 - Cruising Is Changing: Alaska Crowds, Private Islands, and the Real Cost of Your Cruise

  Jul 9, 202630 minS2

  Cruising is booming, but that growth is changing where ships go, how they are built, and what passengers experience once they arrive.In this solo episode, Meg looks beyond the latest cruise headlines to explore two of the biggest trends shaping the industry. Alaska cruising has grown dramatically, bringing more ships, longer seasons, new ports, and concerns about overcrowding in small communities. Meanwhile, Caribbean cruise lines are racing to create bigger and more elaborate private islands and beach clubs.Meg also shares what she will be watching during her upcoming Virgin Voyages Alaska cruise, why choosing the right ship matters just as much as choosing the itinerary, and how added costs such as gratuities can change the real price of a vacation.Plus, Carnival Pride is back in Baltimore, giving East Coast travelers another way to cruise without flying to Florida.

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  Episode #49

  EP 49 - Disney World Christmas 2026: What's New, What's Worth It, and What to Skip

  Jul 2, 202647 minS2

  It's the end of June, which means it's officially halfway to the holidays. Disney just dropped everything about Christmas 2026, so Meg and Rob are breaking down the whole season. Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party, the Epcot Festival of the Holidays, Jollywood Nights, resort gingerbread, the Disney Springs tree stroll, and yes, the choo choo. They cover ticket on-sale dates, which party is better for grown-ups, and a quiet rule change that just made resort hopping a lot harder.If a Disney Christmas is on your list, this is the planning episode to start with. Party day, dining, resort choices, and ticket strategy all matter more than you think during the holidays. Need a hand putting it together? That's what Grey Mice Travel is here for.

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  Episode #48

  EP 48 - Boardwalk's New Bar, a Brand New DVC Resort, and the Discounts You've Been Waiting For

  Jun 25, 202617 minS2

  Big things are happening down in Disney World, and Meg is breaking it all down solo this week.First up, the Boardwalk is finally getting some love. Jelly Rolls has moved out, and a new waterfront lounge called Hurley Burley is moving in. Family friendly trivia and games by day, then 21 and over live music and coastal cocktails by night. Meg has thoughts on whether this is the grown up evening spot the Boardwalk has been missing. Plus Basin is bringing in handcrafted bath goodies (yes, you can press your name into a bar of soap), and a new quick service is on the way.Then there's Lakeshore Lodge, the brand new DVC resort opening summer 2027 on Bay Lake. Think zero entry pools, a lazy river, waterfront lake houses, and an adults only pool where you can watch Magic Kingdom fireworks from the hot tub. Meg covers the good, the gorgeous, and the one transportation catch you'll want to know about before you fall in love.And the part you've actually been waiting for. The end of year discounts are finally here. Up to 25% off rooms with the Disney Plus Perks deal (yes, even Thanksgiving week), plus a separate room only discount up to 20% that runs right up to Christmas. Meg walks you through who qualifies, the dates that matter, and how to play the calendar so you save the most.Quick, packed, and exactly what you need to know. Hit play.

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  Episode #47

  EP 47 - Disney Adults, Universal Might Be Your New Favorite Thing (Don't Tell Mickey)

  Jun 18, 202633 minS2

  If you've always dismissed Universal Orlando as the theme park you do on a leftover Tuesday before flying home, this episode is going to make you rethink everything.Meg and Rob have been Disney people their whole lives. Honeymoon at Disney. Kids' trips at Disney. The works. But Universal has quietly grown from a one-park add-on into a full week's worth of experiences, and they're not keeping quiet about it anymore.In this episode they dig into what Universal does brilliantly, from the jaw-dropping immersive theming at Hogsmeade and Diagon Alley to the buzz around Epic Universe, the brand new park that just hit its one-year anniversary. They talk hotels, Express Pass, how to actually structure your days without running yourself into the ground, Horror Nights, Mardi Gras, and yes, the fact that you can walk around with an adult beverage. They also get into who Universal is really for, and who it probably isn't.The big takeaway? Stop squeezing Universal into a leftover day at the end of your Disney trip. It deserves better than that. So do you.

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