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

Lo and welcome to the Dizz Unplugged Roundtable discussion for the week of June 22, 2011.

From Orlando, Florida, I'm your host Pete Werner joined at the table this week.

My good friends Walter Eccles, Teresa Eccles, Kathy Whirling, Kevin Close, and John Meijai,

Kathleen Bobbitt, and Max the intern back in the peanut gallery. Okay, in this segment,

Kevin Close is going to tell us about his recent experience at the new AMC Dine-in Theater

at Downtown Disney. And what did you think of it?

It's changed the way I go to the movies. I think it's wonderful. Absolutely.

Positively wonderful. Wow, I was raves. That's not what I expected to hear you say.

I wasn't sure what you're going to think. No, I was betting he was going to like it because it's

you're killing two birds with one stone. You're watching even better than that. They've really

perfected it. We had something similar in Orlando at a place called the NZ Theater.

But this was actually dining tables. You sat at a table of like three, four, six people,

and it was like you went to a restaurant. Right. So some people would have their backs to the

screen. So you kind of had to make sure that you turned the right way. The other thing is because

of the way it was set up, there were waiters and waitresses walking through the movie all the

times. And the movie we saw there was broke back mountain. And it wasn't the right movie for

that kind of thing. It wasn't the right experience. The food wasn't good and it was overpriced.

I didn't care for any of it. I swore I would never go back. In this situation, they've done

something different. They've left it in a movie theater style. And now you have your dining table

in front of you. So it's still set up like a movie theater, but you would sit side by side with

the rest of your party in like a movie TV trays kind of a, but a table. But a sound job

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