From the Bob Varley studio in Orlando, Florida, you're listening to the Diz Unplugged.

Hello everyone, welcome to Diz Unplugged, email edition for the week of March 23rd, 2011.

I'm your host this week, John Meijai, joined by our Orlando team.

You do that every time I announce people. I'm sorry.

I'm going to go the other way. Kevin Close, Cory Martin, Julie Martin, Teresa Eccles, Kathy Whirling, Max the intern, and Walter Eccles back in the peanut gallery.

This is where we read your emails and hopefully provide you with some answers and some feedback and have some lively discussions about the things you're interested in.

So let's jump right into it. Who has their first email they want to read?

Okay, I was waiting to see if Teresa was going to jump on with that. Was that jumping?

Okay, this is from Katie Binning and Brick, New Jersey.

I was hoping you could help me with some advice. I know Disney has it posted which rides you can go on at Walt Disney World Wild Pregnant, as well as the restrictions for cruising Walt Pregnant and or with an infant.

What I would like to know is your actual personal experience and preference. Were you Pregnant or were you traveling with an infant?

Would you rather go to Walt Disney World or go on a cruise? Disney cruise on. And why?

Anything you would recommend to avoid that Disney doesn't extra tips advice would be greatly appreciated.

I never cruised Walt Pregnant. I know you can't be more than 24 weeks. All of my Pregnant traveling was through the parks.

And up until I was going to give birth and I had to go to flower and garden. I could move around easily.

I couldn't do more than a few hours or I'd start to hurt but I'd say take your time, drink lots of water.

I would be the one sitting back and enjoying the view and letting other people do things.

Let me ask you this. Add the element of staying in a resort. Would that create more trouble or would that be easier than going from your house?

I think it'd be easier because then I'd have a place to go lay down when I got tired.

A day for a family wants to keep going and you can stay back.

Because I remember times when I went without Cory to meet friends and I was pregnant with Ferris.

Maybe like six or seven months and I went and walked around Epcot.

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