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

Hello and welcome to The Dizz on Plot Ground Table discussion for the week of April 18, 2012.

From Orlando, Florida, I'm your host Pete Warner, joined at the table this week by my good friends.

Walter Eccles, our special guest Matt Lawrence from Australia.

Corey Martin, Kevin Close, and John Meijai back in the peanut gallery.

Kathy Whirling, Dustin West, Kristen Moffitt, Teresa Eccles, and Max The Intern.

It's a full house.

In this segment, we are going to talk about our recent experience is, I should say, on Royal Caribbean cruise line.

And how it compares to Disney cruise line.

The reason that we're doing this is because folks know that John and Kevin and Matt were recently on a Royal Caribbean cruise the week before that.

Walter and I, along with my family, were on the oasis of the seas, John and Kevin and Matt were on the allure.

And I had been on the Voyager a few weeks before that, going out of New Orleans and people have been actually asking to hear more about Royal Caribbean and our experiences.

And especially since our audience is mostly Disney folks.

And like many of you that have done Disney cruise line for a long time, I really was just, that's all I did, was Disney cruise line.

And that's my basis for looking at any other cruising experience.

And in having some experience on Royal Caribbean these last couple of months, there are some things I think Royal Caribbean does better.

There are some things that made me miss Disney.

But they're very different experiences though, it's really hard to compare, there are certain areas where you can compare them apples to apples.

But in a lot of ways they're just, they're very different experiences, especially being on the ships we were just on the oasis and the allure are sister ships.

These are not just the largest ships in Royal Caribbean, these are the largest ships at sea, passenger liners at sea.

And with a full house these ships carry more than 6,000 passengers and nearly 3,000 crew, so very close to 10,000 people on one of these ships on a full sailing.

The sailing that I was on in the oasis had over 2,000 kids under the age of 18.

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