Travelocity Teams With Disney For ‘Lone Ranger’-Themed Web Series

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After watching the first two episodes of Travelocity’s web video series, Let’s Roam, we quickly realized the only reason we’ll be watching the last two is because they are hosted by Travelocity Senior Editor Courtney Scott.

The videos, created in partnership with New Mexico Tourism and Disney, tout the Lone Ranger which opens July 3. one video takes a look at ow the horses used in the movie were trained. Another takes a look at Western fashion.

Both of them are snoozers apart from the delightful Scott who, dressed in cut off shorts and cowboy boots, models Western fashion, learns how to ride a horse and shares New Mexico’s beauty with viewers.

The last two episodes with debut on July 3 and July 10.

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