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

Hello and welcome to the Dizz Unplugged Land Table discussion for the week of September 21, 2011 from Orlando, Florida.

I'm your host Pete Warner, joined at the table this week by my good friends Walter Eccles, Julie Martin, Corey Martin, Kevin Close, and John Meijai, Teresa Eccles, Kathy Warling, and Max the intern back in the peanut gallery along with the two Martin children, Ferris and Finley, who are here for our show and there's Ferris making his presence known.

In this segment, Corey and Julie are going to tell us about their recent trip out to Disney's Olani Resort in Hawaii.

A resort, Walter and I were supposed to be at today's a matter of fact, but with our dogs medical issues, we opted to cancel that trip and stay home.

So I will have to live vicariously through you two until I can make it there once you tell us about your trip.

I want to say at front that there's a lot of details involved with this resort, too many to include in a segment or a show, so we're going to get through as much as we can.

And I also want to apologize up front to the Hawaiian language for every word that I butcher from this point on, because their vowels are something else.

It's a it's a little cage in the in the Hawaiian.

I E O U instead of A E I O U.

Right. And there's like four consonants in the entire street.

They don't use the letter F. It's weird. It's really weird.

Yeah, so it takes some getting used to in a lot of practice.

Start off with our travel there. We flew from Orlando, stop halfway in Salt Lake City and flew the rest of the way.

So why Hanalu? The flight wasn't bad. It was long, but we we upgraded our seats.

The first class because there was no guarantee that we were going to sit next to each other.

So that made a big difference. I don't know if the experience would have been the same.

If we'd have been sitting on opposite ends of the plane there and back.

Yeah. So the flight there was not bad. It was long.

10 hour flight, isn't it from the east coast? Yeah.

It was four to Salt Lake and then it was like eight from Salt Lake to Hanalu.

Because flying back from Hanalu to LAX, that was only like four and a half hours.

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