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

Hello and welcome to The Dizz Unplugged Roundtable discussion for the week of July 12, 2011.

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

By my good friends, Kathy Whirling, Scott Smith, Cory Martin, Theresa Eccles, and Max the intern.

In this segment, Kathy is going to tell us about some of the new things being offered over at our beloved SeaWorld, one of my favorite places to go.

If you have not been to SeaWorld on your next trip, you need to make a point of it.

It is such a great park. It really is so beautiful. So well run. It's an awesome place to go.

What's going on over at SeaWorld, Kathy?

Well, I got to go a couple of weeks ago to Discovery Cove, and that was someplace I'd never been.

I guess I'm indoctrinated by Disney of what a water park is supposed to be like. I found a new standard.

Yeah, that's what I've heard.

The Grand Reef opened up, and you have the ability to swim with the fishes, and there's manorades.

Look how brought to you swimming with the fishes.

I know. I thought of that as I said that.

But this place is just awesome. It's another one of those places that when you're in it here, you really do feel like you're on a tropical island.

As soon as you walked in, I just felt all my cares and everything sort of melt away, and they sort of wind you back through.

And the further back you went, you were like, wow, I felt like I had washed up on an exclusive desert island for the feeling that's there.

I walked back to where the Grand Reef was, and when I walked in, they make you wear like a wetsuit or a vest when you go in the water, and they have them in all sizes.

The vest was nice. I didn't have a problem with that.

And they give you a snorkel to wear, and they also give you like a little packet of sunscreen, environmentally friendly sunscreen, which I thought was cool.

But the Grand Reef, if you can't get to the tropics or go somewhere to go snorkeling, this place was awesome because there's 125 different species of fish raised in sharks in this Grand Reef.

And you're just swimming along and the bottom is, you know, it looks like coral reefs as you're going through there.

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