I remember it being on the news that a guy pulled the sword fully out of the stone and completely broke the mechanic

When I was about 10 years old, I wanted to try to pull the sword from the stone but my older brother thought it was a waste of time and kept yelling that I couldn't do it. I guess a cast member must have overheard because I pulled it and it lifted. The cast member came over and showered me with pixie dust and had me sign my name in her autograph book. That moment was so magical that it stuck with me for years and it was part of the reason I became a cast member myself! I hope they bring it back again someday.

One of my favorite memories of Push was when my Dad walked by wearing a big hat and Push shouted "Look it's Indiana Jones!" and then sang the theme song

I never said 'Andy's coming! ' or 'Bonnie is coming! ' I'd say, " Quick! Jerry is coming! Start jumping! " And they would jump around with me. Good old memories :)

I remember hearing about that monorail accident. It was a miscommunication that made the park realize how dangerous the cockpit was. The driver in the cockpit was a well known cast member, nice and remembered by a lot of guests, only 21. There was a miscommunication and one monorail track didn’t switch and the one who was supposed to switch went straight into his. The cockpit was smashed. Park guests in the trolley behind him tried to help him but he couldn’t be saved. When inspectors were examining the cockpit, they found out his last action alive was throwing the rail into reverse in an attempt to protect the passengers by going backwards but ultimately wasn’t able to go back at all before it was too late. This caused an even more strict communication on the monorail system and in procedures for track switching where it won’t go unless properly checked.

Everyone: Avengers was the most ambitious crossover Me: Yesterworld, TPM, Defunctland AND Disney Dan in the same photo?!?!

This literally combines all of the best things about Disney beat

2013 Disney: Alright guys, this seems like a good year to get rid of all things fun

Story time! A little bit of info first for context: My sister and I are identical twins. So when we went in Disney world for the first time as children, we were dressed the same and actually met Push. He followed us around, so interested in us, these two adorable twins that i don’t think he ever saw before, and it was a total riot!!! XDDDDD We sadly stopped going to Disney World before 2014 hit and thre last time me and my sister went was for our high school field trip in 2016. RIP PUSH, we’ll never forget ya.

being disabled at disney comes with alot of perks lol. I'm someone who suffers from extreme panic attacks and as a kid that would get me alot of these cool experiences! I rode in the cockpit of the monorail a few times and it was insane! I also once had an episode before going on the epcot ball ride and a cast member brought me through the "celebrity doors" and was telling me all about the cool people that walked through the same doors. And as i got off the ride he was standing with a certificate from mickey that said "a certificate to celebrate your bravery and strength". I still have it framed to this day! It's crazy how little things at disney can change someone's outlook on life.

One time at California Adventure I yelled “Andy’s Coming”, the worker yelled back “No he isn’t, he’s at college”. Get roasted.

When you yell “Andy’s coming” today, someone will yell back “Andy’s at college.”

It would be cool if those red phone booths has some secret phone numbers and when you called them, a disney character would pick up (not really just the audio) say something in character, and wishing them a good stay at Disney.

One fun thing we cast members could do at the EPCOT World showcase was create what we called “a magical moment” and let guests watch Illuminations from higher up areas (like the balcony level in the Italy pavilion). It was usually reserved for wedding parties and make a wish kids, but occasionally cast members would let the a random guest(s) do it

“Oh hi friend how’s it going” Cutest line ever push

I saw push the trash can in person and it talked to me I was 5 at the time

One time my friends mom yelled “Andy’s coming” and the toy soldiers put her in time out

If you yell "Andy's coming" they'll say "Andy's gone off to college"

I’ve actually rode the front of the monorail when I was 5

I've been to WDW more than 12 times and have a friend who used to be a Cast Member. Although he told me lots of secrets about the parks, your video brought me very interesting and new information. Thank you very much!

Am I the only one who got excited when seeing the picture of tpmvid, kevin, disneydan and mark together?

I remember when I was about 7 or 8 I went to Disney for my birthday and Push the Trashcan saw that I had a birthday pin and wished me a happy birthday! He sang and spun around like he was dancing. It was so cute and I loved it. It was the highlight of my day. Really sad to see that he's been removed :c Also: I'm 23 now :>

TPM: “there’s me!” Me: *wait a damn minute*

My stomach sank when I heard him say “theres me!” But then I was just filled with disappointment 😭

I loved seeing Push when I'd go to Disneyland! He was so cute! Not only was he in Tomorrowland, but he was in DCA too!

tbh im just excited to hear his voice, it's nice to listen too

Have you ever thought about doing extinct snacks that every fan loved?!?! Love your channel!

Riding in the front of the monorail when I was a little kid is one of my favorite Disney memories🥰

One time I was at Disney and we saw push and we saw the guy that was voicing him. He was in the crowd trying to blend in and he had his hands over his mouth and I could see a mic. it was pretty cool

Podcaster Matt Gorley was the voice of the talking trash can. He said it on Conan Obrien needs a friend podcast.

We got to ride in the cockpit of the monorail when our kids were still young but old enough to be very excited about it. It was very much a secret at that time & the kids loved it.

everyone at the que: LET ME INN, LET ME INNNNNNNNNN

So basically what you’re telling me is that people ruined everything

For the Paint brush thing: THEY DUG UP THE WATER! I swear I was in magic kingdom yesterday!

11:18 I’ve experienced this before!! They even walk sometimes, along side some workers

I mean at least we got to see his hair!

that one kid who's name was Andy: andy's coming! the workers: no he's not, he's at the retirement home Andy: but i'm andy... worker: oh.... oh

10:50 It makes me so happy seeing that all my favorite channels are good friends IRL

We found a paintbrush on Tom Sawyer’s Island on March 1, 2020. We had no idea the scavenger hunt still existed! We were so excited just to find the brush!! We did return it to the Raft driver on our way back to Frontier Land. You no longer receive a fast pass, but you do receive a little certificate saying you found a brush and thanks for helping Tom get back to his chores.

Push was one of my favourite things when I went to Disney World because it was super unexpected for me. I hadn't been able to go until I was 14, so I had zero expectations. My best friend and I just chilled with the trashcan for a little while one day while we were taking a break, and I remember we both gave Push a hug lol

I yelled Andy’s coming after I met buzz, the lady that was meeting him at that time yelled he’s off to college

I did participate in the Sword in the Stone Ceremony at Disneyland in the early 2000s and it did rise that tall. Got a medal to mark the occasion.

The phone booth thing sounds like something I would if I was bored, imagine being from Florida and getting a call from China! I wish I was knew about this sooner!

I last went to Disney World in 2008 and I remember there being Push the talking trashcan. I thought it was really cool and was able to walk up to it and throw something away in it only to realize that it would come to life and thank me for feeding it. For a moment it scared me but I soon laughed it off and followed the can around with my brother. Another thing I loved for secrets is that actors would stay in character for the whole time because I visited Aladdin and Jasmine one time and got them to sign my autograph book, but when Aladdin signed it he turned my brother and I back to look at the camera to take a picture and pocketed our autograph books. I asked for them back before we left and he was like "oh, these.. right.." and it made me so happy he stayed in character for that extra additional submergence into Disney World as a whole. Also, I went on the Stitch ride and realized that isn't around anymore.. 12 years changes a lot like how the world of Mickey and his friends changed to Belle's town or something as I've heard from one of my friends that last went. It's sad to hear that things you went to see are no longer available for other visitors to go through.

I got to ride in the front of the monorail, so glad that I did. 😁

I still have my monorail drivers licence I was given for riding in the front.

10:50 Why TPMvid and Kevin Perjurer won’t reveal their faces for, I’m a big fan of their channel!

Guy who shared the secret phone numbers when the phone numbers stopped working: 👁👄👁

4:40 ANDY'S COMING

8:21 that kid waving near the front🤣😂🤣😂

That “right stitch” really hit me hard

This is a fun little story from my adventures at Disney World. So I had watched a bunch a videos on fun facts about Disney World since I'm a Disney nerd and it was my first time going to the park. I got really excited to find out about the paint brush scavenger hunt (I didn't know that it was discontinued at the time). I went to Tom Sawyer's Island looking around for nonexistent paintbrushes like an idiot until a cast member came over and asked if I was lost. I told him that I was looking for the brushes and he said that they were discontinued. He said he liked that I was keeping the WDW tradition alive so he got a piece of paper and a pen and drew a paintbrush for me and gave me a fastpass. I'm telling you if this isn't Disney magic, I don't know what is!

YES DUDE I LOVE THESE PREMIRES I loved the phone calls around the world EPIC PREMIRE

When I was a kid, I did get to ride in the front of the monorail at Disney World. It was fantastic and we got a great view of things like all the deer that live under the tracks.

Disney world was an awesome experience for me! I loved it! Thanks for informing me on this! I have gone twice and both times were amazing!

I was able to ride in the front of the monorail during my last trip to Disneyland in like 2019 or something. The pilot was super cool and kept telling us things like how long he had been doing it and how often he gets to train other pilots, and how the monorail was the fastest ride in Disneyland. It's so cool being able to see the track as you go over it and a bunch of crazy views onto other rides too.

me: gets here early to see comments are there. "Can I see them?" KZfaq: *no*

Tpmvids will forever be my favorite channel. (I’m also extremely happy that Push is in this!! I danced with him when I was younger!!

Even tho I never seen push, I MISS HIM :(

10:40 There were so many trees...

This was in my mind. Is it true that Splash Mountain in Disneyland will get re-themed into Princess and The Frog??

Disney must be like: 👁👄👁 bruh how he know TPM: 😘

Shoot! So close on getting to see your face in this video. lol

O'hana means family, family means nobody gets Left Behind or forgotten even stitch ....and push...

When you started talking about paint brushes I thought of Mickey!

Did the College Program in 09 and worked in Tomorrowland. Push was THE BEST. The operator was incredible at interacting with guests while staying incognito. I miss Push!

Back in about 1987, my mom(single mom) took me (6) and my two sisters with a full tank of gas and 1000 dollars from Colorado to Florida, determined to take us to Disney and have some fun. We were not destitute, but this was a big deal for us. I remember (vaugely) being able to ride in the front of the monorail with my family as one of the best highlights of the trip. It was a wonderful time and I am so happy we were able to do something that was so simple from the outside, but meant so much to our family! We ended up, according to my mom, home a week later, with 2 dollars and a quarter of a tank of gas, but the best memories of my childhood!

10:51 Can we just admire how adorable it is that Kevin goes venturing to Disney with other KZfaqrs, but always ducks out of frame or has the camera pointed at his feet. It's more of a meme than his privacy at this point, lol.

Let’s get TPM to 1 million by the end of 2020!!!!!

Lucky me actually pulled the sword last trip 2 years ago. Didn’t take long to figure out it was staged, lol

"Welcome to TPM vids disney beat, where we talk about all things disney" always brings me joy to hear

I know of a little secret that a cast member kindly told us about when we were on the hunt for a Tommorow land pin (like in the movie) The stores sell this pin but it doesn't look like the exact one from the movie so we were told to ride test track and after the ride and the car room there will be someone with a clipboard who asks you to take a survey and at the end of it they give you the tomorrow land pin :) I'm not sure if they do this anymore but we felt so cool after wards.

Man this is gonna be the first vice I've seen live on his channel. Can't wait:)

My aunt used to pilot the monorails (I've had a couple family members work for WDW, it's awesome), and I got to ride in front once when I was quite young!

When I was little, I was selected to join the driver of the monorail a year or two before they stopped at Walt Disney World. It was magical and something I’ll never forget!

I can’t wait I love this channel tpm is the best!!!

I remember finding one of the paint brushes when I was younger. I wonder if they will bring it back after the closure.

“That’s me” *arrow points to an old looking guy* Me: o^o

i aways really liked stitches great escape and i was very sad when it closed i wonder what kind of ride there replacing it with?

11:03 I fed one a cucumber

I wish I knew the Andy's Coming! Thing before when I was younger... I loved Toy Story and it would have been a cool experience! I also didn't know that you can sit in the cockpit of the monorail! Great video!

I remember riding in the front of the monorail, it was truly magical! Such a shame they stopped it :(

Hey, did anyone know that splash mountain is being rethemed 😭 Omg! The for all the likes and comments I’ve never had so much!! 🥰

As a kid, way back in the late 90s early 2000s my family got to ride up front as an "accident." We didn't know it was a secret or anything, I was just curious if we could ride up front and we were allowed to. Didn't get a copilot license though, nor did my sister

I never went to any Disney theme park 😔

me thinking we got a face reveal: 😧 me realizing he hid his face: 😪

10:50, I thought you were the security guard!

TPM is definitely my favorite channel

5:58 I knew it! I was watching smosh try to pull it and I was like what if u can actually pull it?

The guy who did PUSH is one of my co workers. He says it was one of his favorite gigs ever. Really cool video TPMvids. I enjoyed this walk down memory lane. Thank you.

who just absolutely LOVES this channel and disney

I look for these secrets and still can’t find them btw stay safe and have a good day

_Yayyy! But why do I always get notifications for these_ ... ... ... *13 MINUTES LATE!?* Edit: yayyyy, face reveal- even though I kind of liked the fun of having it be a secret better. Oh well... life moves on

I am 36 years old and never been to any theme parks specially Disney so sometimes these videos are some of the only ways I can get to see things like this

Interviewer: what kind of music to you listen to? Me, an intellectual: TPMvids background music

Omg I thought you were the security guard at first and I was like: EH-?!

When I was younger I had the chance to ride in the front of the monarail definitely made my trip

One time I watched one of these videos a long time ago that talked about the paintbrushes secret. In that video, he never said that it was no longer a thing, so when me and my family went to Disney World in 2018 my sister and I looked for paintbrushes for about half an hour. When I finally asked a cast member if they still did that, they responded with “no, we don’t do that anymore since guests would fight over the paintbrushes. It takes away the magic.” So there ya go, the reason the paintbrushes are gone is because ppl would literally fight over them.

I don’t know about you, but that river country commercial, even though I’ve seen it before, just gives me chills.

Your videos never disappoint me! These secrets definitely surprised me!