ride audio

[bcoachable]

I used to listen to D-Tunes radio for a quick disney fix because they had a station that played ride audio exclusively. Instantaneously I would be transformed to O town for a just a few minutes! Sadly it seems to have shut down. I have searched for a decent replacement, and have found lots of park music, but not too much on the ride audio…
Can the WDW board suggest a few good ride only audio station/app to listen to for their "mini vacations" on the way home from work??

 

[Betsyboo]

I listen to Reedy Creek Radio. It's an app, but free. Has tons of ride audio - my favorite is the Haunted Mansion complete with Little Leota - "Hurry baaacckkk" "Don't forget your death certificate".

 

[Tom]

I listen to d-cot.com

It has a jukebox where you can choose exactly what you want to listen to, and it's a huge inventory.

 

[draybook]

I like Magic Kingdom Radio.

 

[ZodIsGr8]

Mouse World Radio and Reedy Creek Radio are both free apps and play everything that there is to play form WDW and DL. They play old rides that no longer exist, such as Horizons and they even play resort music. My favorite though is getting to hear the monorail spiel. I HIGHLY recommend both apps as they will get you through your Disney funk.

 

[ZodIsGr8]

I like Magic Kingdom Radio.

is this an app or is it a website?

 

[Marc Gil]

I listen to d-cot.com

It has a jukebox where you can choose exactly what you want to listen to, and it's a huge inventory.

I second that!

Also, YouTube is another great option. They have a lot of ride audios published, so all you have to do is make a playlist of the songs you want to listen to.

If you have an iPhone or an iPod, you can listen to YouTube video's audio while your device is locked through Safari.

 

[draybook]

is this an app or is it a website?

Live365 is the website and they also have an app. Just type magic kingdom radio into the search box. A lot of the music is from old rides, so that's pretty cool.

 

[ZodIsGr8]

Live365 is the website and they also have an app. Just type magic kingdom radio into the search box. A lot of the music is from old rides, so that's pretty cool.

Thanks

 

[Batphobic]

There's also the WDW Memories podcast, which is a podcast that simply plays ride audio for a different ride on each podcast. This is nice because if you're interested in hearing the audio for a particular ride you just scroll through the podcast episodes until you find that ride... rather than what sometimes happens on the radio stations where they are playing things I don't want to hear or things from waaaaaay back that aren't special for me because we only started going 4 years ago.

I have listened to this podcast on Downcast on iOS but I assume you could get it on iTunes and/or Stitcher, too.

 

[bcoachable]

You guys rock! Thanks for all the great suggestions!

 

[ajrwdwgirl]

I like mouse world. They play a lot of old stuff.

 

[D PARK RADIO]

Give dparkradio a try! There is an app for ios and android. You can also stream from your desktop as well! Dparkradio.com

 

[Goofy_guy]

They beat me too it lol. Was gonna suggest dparkradio