From points across California, you're listening to the special Disneyland edition of the Diz Unplugged.

Hi and welcome to the special Disneyland edition of the Diz Unplugged.

I'm Nancy Johnson and I'm joined by my fellow Disneyland correspondents Wayne Toyga,

Tony Spatel and Tom Bell. Boy, those two names go together really well. Tom, take guys.

Bell Spatel, there we go. Anyway, we are... I know. Anyway, in this week's show, Tom is going to

share with us a little bit of what he learned about the West Coast itineraries on the Disney one

during most specifically the Mexican Riviera, itinerary. So, Tom, take a walk. I was privileged to go on

the Disney Wonder on the March 6th sailing. The wonders now doing seven night sailings out of

the Port of Los Angeles. They are going to the Mexican Riviera with stops in Puerto Vallarta,

Mazatlán and Cabo San Lucas. Currently, Mazatlán is not being visited due to safety concerns,

so they are now doubling up on the Cabo San Lucas stop. Different sailings have different

itineraries as far as when they do the Cabo San Lucas stop. Some will do Puerto Vallarta,

then two stops in Cabo. Others will do Cabo, then Puerto Vallarta, then back to Cabo. So, check

DisneyCruis.com just to make sure how your itinerary has been adjusted. I already have a question.

Yeah, go ahead Tom. You mentioned Cabo and I know that from cruises that I went on a long time ago,

that Cabo was one of the ports that's harder sometimes for the ships to get into and that

weather will affect that port and not others because do they still have to tender?

Yeah, you still have to tender in. Okay, so I'm just curious if they have two

tough stops there, but then it's so dependent on the weather if that's a right.

Well, the ship goes into the bay and you tender in all aboard it was like seven o'clock.

The ship left the bay and then came and then would have come back in the morning

to to start tendering operations again. For those that don't understand the term tender,

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