From the Bob Barley Studio in Orlando, Florida, you're listening to the Diz Unplugged.

Hello and welcome to the Diz Unplugged Roundtable discussion for February 9, 2011 from Orlando, Florida.

I'm your host Pete Warner.

I joined at the table this week by my good friends, John Maygye, Teresa Eccles, Corey Martin,

Kathy Whirling, and Walter Eccles back in the peanut gallery, the lovely and talented Ms. Julie Martin,

and the lovely and talented Mr. Scott Smith.

I can't believe he's no, I got to go easy on him.

Max the intern is out doing a food run because I'm hungry.

So this episode of the show, we're going to give our review of the Disney Dream.

Everyone sitting here at the table has been on the ship at least once, for some of us it was more than once.

And I want to talk about what we liked, what we didn't like.

I'll start out by saying that overall walking away from this ship after having spent nine days on it,

was I could do another nine days without batten and eye.

It was a gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous ship.

They really did a phenomenal job.

Some of the touches that they've added, specific Disney touches, I thought were just amazing.

Attention to detail was incredible.

It was all there.

But there are some things about the ship that were misfires.

Some of them they'll be able to correct, as time goes on, others, unless they plan on rebuilding the ship from the ground up,

will not happen.

But my overall impression, the thing I kept thinking every time I turned around on that ship was how elegant it was.

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