Coming up, SeaWorld finally responds to the Blackfish Controversy, Epcot and Disney Hollywood

Studios eliminate paper fast passes for good, and a father throws his two-year-old child

off of a balcony at a cissimi hotel. Plus, our segment this week includes things to keep

in mind when planning your next Walt Disney World vacation, which probably includes not

throwing your children off balconies. All that plus, roundtable rapid fire coming up.

From the Bob Barley studio in Orlando, Florida, this is the Dizon Plugged.

This is the Dizon Plugged episode number 671 for the week of January 21, 2014. The Dizon

Plugged is sponsored by Dreams Unlimited Travel, experts at helping you plan the perfect

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Hello, everyone, and welcome to the show coming to you live from the Bob Barley studio

in Orlando, Florida. I'm your host Pete Warner, joined the table this week by my good friends,

John Meijai, Kevin Close, Teresa Ackles, Julie Martin, and back in the production, back

in the production, our producer Dustin West, along with associate producers Sean Thompson

and Craig Williams. Well, it is nice to be back. Sorry, I missed last week, but you all

had a good show, so that was nice. It's always nice to be back, though. Oh, my phone,

sorry. Let me put that away. A couple of things in housekeeping. I want to remind everyone

about the Disneyland version of the Dizon Plugged that goes up every Thursday. This week, Michael

Bowling celebrates the 20th anniversary of Roger Rabbit's cartoon spin, and the Diz team

helps Dizor Lisa Kramer with some of her last minute advice for her upcoming Disneyland

trip. I think it's really cool. They're doing that all the time now. They're helping people,

like individual people plan their trips, so they're picking somebody and kind of working

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