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

Hello, welcome to the Dizz Unplugged Roundtable discussion for the week of November 1, 2011 from

Orlando, Florida. On your host Pete Werner joined at the table this week by my good friends,

Kathy Werling. Teresa Eccles, Corey Martin, Kevin Klosin, John May, Jai, Max the intern, back in the peanut gallery.

Our next segment. Before we start, we all have to wish Kathy a happy birthday from yesterday.

Oh, happy birthday. That's good. Are you counting the even years?

It's negative two when she had Katie. Yes. Sorry. I didn't mean to derail that, but we forgot.

Happy birthday, Miss Kathy. Thank you. Am I singing to you? No. No, no, no, no.

Our next segment is about Lego Land, which I'm very interested to hear about.

New theme park that just opened in Orlando. Of course, there is one out in California that has been very popular out there.

Whether or not they will find that same success here remains to be seen.

But I guess it's going to depend on whether or not they can attract people like Kathy who, you know,

hardcore Disney fans, love the parks, kind of into that whole Disney motif that universal kind of turns those people off.

And so I wonder if Lego Land kind of also is it big enough to draw to take people away from Disney and to go what is pretty far away?

I think so. And it was funny because the other day I went over to Epcot and I wore my Lego Land shirt that I bought.

And I can't tell you how many people stopped me and asked me about Lego Land. And I'm like, geez, I wish I was getting a piece of the action here.

But it was amazing. I was there like, oh, I want to go there. I want to go there.

So there there does seem to be a lot of interest in where Lego Land is located is out in the middle of God's country in no name County.

But it's that by where you live?

It's I mean, it's still a drive for me, but it's in the town.

I mean, where is it?

It's in Winter Haven.

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