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

Hello and welcome to the Dizz Unplug Roundtable discussion Disneyland edition for the week of May 8, 2011.

I'm your host this week, Tom Bell, and I'm joined by my fellow Disneyland correspondents Wayne Toygo, Nancy Johnson, and Tony Spatel.

In this week's show, Tony will have his review of the many and friends character breakfast, and Wayne will give us some history on the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction.

All that puts this week's news and roundtable rapid fire on this edition of the Dizz Unplugged.

How are you doing today, guys?

Great.

Before we get started, I have a little housekeeping.

On our last show, we coerced Tony into running the Tinkerbell Half Marathon.

Good for you, Tony.

In order to raise money for give kids the world through the power of 10, I think we kind of glossed over some of the details of what the money was actually going for.

So I called in an expert, and joining us now is Dizz Unplugged Senior Correspondent, Dave Parfit.

Dave, welcome to the Disneyland edition of the Dizz Unplugged.

Thanks. Thanks for having me, Tom.

Hey, Dave.

Hey, Nancy. Hey, Tony Wayne.

It's good to be here.

All right.

Let's first start with give kids the world.

What is give kids the world?

Give kids the world is a village in Kissimmee, Florida, or Kissimmee, however you say that.

It is where the children with life-threatening illnesses stay when they have a wish to visit Walt Disney World, or any of the central Florida attractions.

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