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Hello and welcome to the Diz Unplug Roundtable discussion email edition for April 24, 2009 from Orlando, Florida.

I'm your host Pete Werner, joined this week by my good friends Walter Eccles, Julie Martin, Cory Martin, Kevin Close, and John Meijai, Kathy Worling, and Teresa Eccles are back in the peanut gallery.

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So, with that out of the way, we're going to head and get right into it.

Our first voicemail this week comes to us from Christina, who has some questions about the differences between the different resort types.

So here is Christina.

Hello podcast crews, this is Christina K, CK Peggins with 1023-13 on the board.

I had a couple of questions that I hope you can answer for me.

I am planning a communication and I usually stay at the pub for sure resort, but I have always wanted to stay at a moderate or even as locked resort.

My question is, what is the difference between the value, a moderate, and as locked resort?

If I'm going to the hotel with this to crash for a couple hours of sleep, but I do enjoy the atmosphere of the hotel, is it really worth the money?

Keep in mind I'm going to travel with my mother, who has to use a walker, for she cannot walk long distances.

Also, what are your favorite resorts and each of the categories? Thank you so much. Thank you for the great work. I love your show.

Well, thank you very much for calling in Christina.

You know, differences between value, moderate, and deluxe resorts are all pretty much subjective in terms of your own preferences when you vacation, what you like.

Of course, as the obvious price difference, and the theming differences.

But, you know, the main difference is really the size of the rooms, and the amenities the hotel offers.

In value resorts, you're looking at rooms that are about, what do we, about 180 square feet, I believe? They're very small, where you get up to about maybe 250 square feet in a moderate, and depending on the deluxe who are talking about anywhere between 300 and 350 square feet.

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