Join us for Bingo & a Watch Party!
Hallmark and Disney are releasing a new move, Holiday Ever After: A Disney World Wish Come True, on Saturday, November 28 and we’re holding a watch party!
We’ll be live on the TouringPlans YouTube Channel at 8:00 PM Eastern / 7:00 PM Central to watch AND play Disney Hallmark Bingo!
Who will be live on our side?
- Jim Hill of the Disney Dish will be watching with us! Hopefully his cat will make an appearance, too.
- Len Testa, of, well, being Len Testa, will be on and will probably be dressed in a snazzy Christmas sweater.
- Chrissy Harrison and Amy Schinner (TP minions, Behind the Plans pod) will be watching live, too.
We’ve created 10 different Holiday Ever After bingo cards that we will push out on our Instagram stories in the days before the watch party. The first few folks on our live to get “bingo” will get prizes! We’ll go over the rules and how to win the morning of November 28th ~ also on our Instagram.
So grab a cozy blanket, throw on your holiday jammies, and join us for what is sure to be a wonderful, romantic movie set in the most magical place on earth!
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Roku or YouTube tv (pay) has it.
Any way to get Bingo cards or “shout” Bingo without Insta?
Maybe signin to YouTube and can post Comments?
Among the NOT tech savvy, at all, here
Anyone in Canada (yes, that means you Santa!) who want to watch the movie or participate to the bingo, good news: all the Hallmark holiday movies are on W Channel (if you still have cable), or you can stream with StackTV, Corus’ streaming platform. “Holiday Ever After” is scheduled to premiere November 28th, 8:00 PM eastern time.
Anyone have a recommendation for getting Hallmark channel? I got rid of cable a few years ago. Was hoping this would be on Disney+, but looks like it’s only on Hallmark.
You can get a trial to a bunch of cable substitutes that is generally free for a week. YoutubeTV, Sling might have it also.
Thank you. Frndly looked like it might be a good option.