Disney Fans Come Together for DCOM Marathon Charity Event
Calling all Disney fans of the 90s and early 2000s.
Disney fans of the 90s and early 2000s better stock up on their Redbull. Starting at 10 am on May 27th, Disney Channel will be airing all of our favorite shows and Disney Channel Original Movies for 96 hours. To celebrate, Youtube channel Thingamavlogs will be running a livestream event for fans to come together and celebrate all 51 of the most popular Disney channel movies.
Leo, Tiff, Sarah and Patrick will all be staying up with us as we go through movies past, while having some extra treats in store for fans who watch. At the beginning of each show there will be a contest that you can enter to win prize packages from sponsors like Lootcrate, Courtyard Marriot, and Whosits and Whatsits. Donations can be made throughout the programming, with proceeds going to the Pablove Foundation.
And while I can attest that these amazing hosts are all a lot of fun to watch on Youtube, fans are in store for even more special treats during certain broadcasts. Disney channel stars Kimberly J. Brown (Halloweentown/Quints) Christina Vidal (Brink) Chez Starbuck (The Thirteenth Year) and Alana Austin (Motocrossed) will all be making appearances on the stream during their respective movies.
And while we all love the Thingamavlog group, there will be other Disney internet personalities that pop up to chat with them. Jon Cozart, BrizzyVoices, Chloe Dykstra, Hendo Cosplay, Roger Diluigi, SoundProof Liz, Francis Dominic, and The Jovenshire will all be making appearances as well!
With trivia, prizes, and a great cause, as well as so many people who love Disney just as much as you, this is an event that any Disney fan is going to want to take part in. Make sure to set your alarms and get those energy drinks ready, and spend an amazing four days with the most magical group I know.
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