From the Bob Varley studio in Orlando, Florida, you're listening to the Diz Unplugged.

Hello everyone and welcome to Diz Unplug,

a grand table discussion of the week of August 3rd, 2011.

I'm John Meijai, I'll be your host this week and I am joined in the studio.

Bye, Kevin Close.

Scott Smith, Teresa Eccles, Kathy Rowling, Max the End Turn, and back on Turn, and back in the back.

What? What was a little gilbert turn?

I don't know, I have to have my face there for a minute. I get a little weird.

And back in the peanut galley, we have Kathleen Bobbitt.

Pete Warner, Walter Eccles, Cory Martin, and Julie Martin are all on a backstage magic

adventures by Disney Trip and they'll be back with us next week with stories and all sorts of

good information about how their trip went and we hope they're having a good time.

In this segment, Kevin Close has a restaurant review for us. He did Ariel's grotto

in Disney's California Adventure as part of the world of color dinner package.

Kevin tell us about it. We decided that instead of just trying to get a fast pass for

world of color, that we were going to do the dinner package. And we had eaten an Ariel's grotto

several years ago and didn't think it was all that special. If you haven't been to California

or Disney's California Adventure, Disneyland, excuse me, Ariel's grotto, you enter it from the

main area of the park and you take an elevator or stairs down to a lower level and it's

even pretty much with the lake in the middle of California Adventure. That's where the restaurant is.

There's an indoor and an outdoor seating. Ariel's grotto, we asked specifically, does not take

seating during world of color. You cannot be inside the restaurant. It's because of the fact

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