From the Bob Barley studio in Orlando, Florida, you're listening to The Dizz Unplugged.

Hello and welcome to The Dizz Unplugged Roundtable discussion for the week of March 9, 2011.

From Orlando, Florida, I am your host Pete Werner, joined at the table this week by my good friend,

Kathy Warling, mechs the intern Teresa Eccles, Scott Smith, and Walter Eccles, Corey and Julie are on vacation, Kevin and John are at the doctor.

We've been through this before, yada yada yada, we are going to talk about this year's flower and garden festival, and I could save you all a great deal of time.

Just go listen to what we said last year, because very little is different about this year's flower and garden festival.

Disappointingly so I have to say, after a while it's like come on, there's enough people that go to Orlando multiple times, the show's got to be changed up a little bit.

They've got it, you know, it's just, it's the kind of what they've done with, you know, food and wine to some degree, the doing with the flower and garden, they're not really going out of their way to change this up.

It's like we have one thing we do, and that's what we do.

They kind of switched around sometime where you saw the same animal year after year, they at least did change the toparies where you saw them somewhere else.

I said for Aladdin, that's been there for the last three years, and he was, of course, where he always is.

It's just, if you've never been.

If you've never been, it's absolutely worth going this way.

Oh, absolutely.

But if you have been before, and this is the risk that Disney is taking here with this strategy, and I think it's a risk that's going to end up coming back to bite them.

If you have been before, there is nothing new or exciting or compelling that, you know, you may just enjoy walking around Epcot, looking at the topiaries that you've seen before.

And that's legitimate, that's a, you know, I, there are people who will enjoy that, and that's great.

If you're coming looking for something new, yeah, don't bother.

That's you, you've pretty much seen it.

You've seen it.

Well, there's different. Now, we haven't gotten into any of the little programs they're doing and stuff like that.

If you do anything like that, Kathy.

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