So you just got back from the Disney Parks and you’re probably experiencing the Disney blues? Or you’re counting down the days to your next trip or maybe you just want to experience a bit of the magic in the comfort of your own home? Don’t worry I’ve got you covered. Whenever I find myself in need of Disney, I turn to some great online sources for Disney music. No FastPass needed. Here are some of the best places to listen to Disney Parks music online.
DParkRadio
DParkRadio is my go-to favourite. You can download their app onto your phone or use the Tunein app. You can also listen on any smart home device that is compatible with Tunein. I use my Amazon Echo devices to play the station throughout the house. If you are on a desktop or laptop, just go to their site and click on one of the two streams.
That’s right, there are two streams to pick from. That’s pretty exciting to any Disney fan. So I generally listen to the Main Stream. They play lots of music from Disney Parks around the world. I’m talking ride music, shows, and yes, even the monorail message is on there. There are some commercials, but its to be expected, I don’t imagine running these stations is cheap.
I do enjoy the Background Area Stream when I am working at home or just need some nice background music. However, even if I am listening to this stream at 8:40 p.m. EST I always switch back to the Main Stream. Each night you can listen to one of Disney World’s nighttime shows and its pre-show. If you have watched one of these shows, you know how moving they can be. I cry every single time. #noshame.
YouTube: Ben Mahaffey
YouTube is a great place to search for Disney content. There are lots of Disney vloggers and content creators. If you type ‘Disney park loop music’ you’ll find an abundance of content. One of my go-to is Ben Mahaffey. I have to be honest, I’ve never watched any of his non-Disney content, so I can’t speak to those but his Disney loop music is pretty awesome. If we have people over and we need background music and maybe a screensaver on our tv, we open the YouTube app on our tv and play some loop music. It makes for a great conversation starter too.
Disney Theme Park Audio
Another great YouTube channel is Disney Theme Park Audio. This channel has so many different videos and some great holiday content.
YouTube: J.P.L Studios
Like I said above, YouTube is a great source for Disney content. J.P.L Studios is another youtube channel I follow for Disney loop music. This channel has hours upon hours of it.
Sorcerer Radio
I should mention my list isn’t in any particular order. I do listen to all of these a lot. Sorcerer Radio is another great station or I should say stations. They have many different streams to listen to and I really like their website. It’s easy to navigate through. You can listen to the stations a number of different ways. You can download their app onto your phone, ask your smart home devices to play the station, or on Tunein. They actually give you a chart on how to find their station across multiple platforms. Check out this link: Sorcerer Radio Listening Options.
These are just some of the options available to you as you sit at home missing the Disney Parks. Do you listen to any Disney Parks music at home? What are your favourites?
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