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

Hello, everyone and welcome to the Diz Unplugged Roundtable discussion for the week of October 3rd, 2012.

I'm John Maygay and I'll be your host this week and I am joined at the table by Teresa Eccles,

Sean Thompson, Corey Martin, Kevin Close, and Dustin West sort of kind of maybe in the background.

Right. Just looking at the window. Yes, he's bored of us.

In this segment, Kevin, Sean and I are going to talk about the 30th anniversary celebration

of the Epcot that took place this past weekend. We all had a chance to participate in

some of the festivities that went on and hopefully we can give you guys an overview of what exactly

happened before I do, before we do that, before we get into it. I kind of want to give you a heads-up

and give you sort of an idea of how this review is coming about.

We were invited to the D23 event that was the day before the actual 30th anniversary party.

A really good friend of ours, a really good friend of the Diz Unplugged Heather Wilde,

got us tickets to the D23 event and Kevin, Sean and I went as Heather's guest.

Unfortunately, after a couple hours into it, I was really not feeling well. So we left early,

Kevin and I left early that first day, but Sean stayed for the rest, so hopefully he'll be able to

give an overview of what happened after we left. We got there very early. I don't know exactly

why we got there that early, but we got very, so early that the gates weren't even open,

which kind of made me mad. So we waited in line to get actually into Epcot and then we had to make

our way back to the Millennium Village. What is that called now? World Showplace.

We got in line about 20 minutes after seven and there were probably 50 people ahead of us in line.

A.M.? Yes. A.M. For something that started at 9 o'clock.

Now, nothing in World Showcase or Future World was open yet. We were allowed to walk through

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