Coming up, Kathy and Teresa take a shopping around downtown Disney Marketplace. Next.

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Hello everyone and welcome to the Design Plugged Roundtable discussion coming to you from the Bob Varley Studio live in Orlando, Florida.

I'm your host Pete Werner joined at the table this week. I'm my good friends, John Meijai, Kevin Close, Teresa Eccles.

Teresa, that was the top of Kevin Close. Kevin's always doing something weird when he's introduced.

It always comes up as a surprise. Teresa Eccles, Kathy Whirling, and back in the production look, our producer Dustin West and his backup singers, Sean Thompson and Craig Williams.

The other two pips. The rest of the pips, the remaining pips.

In this episode, Kathy and Teresa have the next installment of their Disney 101 series this time focusing on the downtown Disney marketplace.

So take it away, ladies.

Well we went down yesterday. We do have a little video that we're going to show here so that if you see Teresa and I bundled up, it was cold.

It was a chilly morning. It did warm up nicely, but we started off.

I'll bundled up, but we're going to talk a little bit about the marketplace, but I'm since I'm the trivia queen.

It was originally called the Lake Boinevista Shopping Village and it opened 38 years ago on March 22nd, 1975.

And it was supposed to be that it reminded you of a new England seaside village.

So that's way before my time. So is there anything left?

Because I don't see anything in downtown Disney that would remind you of a seaside village.

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