From the Bob Barley Studio in Orlando, Florida, you're listening to the Diz Unplugged.

Hello and welcome to the Diz Unplug roundtable discussion email edition for December 10, 2009 from Orlando, Florida.

I'm your host Pete Werner, joined by my good friends Walter Eccles, Kathy Worling, Corey Martin, Kevin Close, and John Meijai back in the peanut gallery, Julie Martin, Teresa Eccles, and Max the intern.

We are going to read your emails and play your voice mails on our show and to let you know how to contact us if you would like to send us an email for us to answer a question or make a suggestion or yell at us about something you don't like.

The email address is john at now podcast at WDW info dot com or you can go to our show notes page at podcast dot WDW info dot com and fill out the feedback form.

And if you'd like to leave us a voicemail toll free in the US Canada and Mexico 1877 310 9662, the local number here 407574 5093 in the United Kingdom toll free 0808 1202316 and in Australia toll free 1 800 774 531.

And all right, we're going to get started with our first voicemail this week comes to us from Sylvan Loro in Quebec.

I'm sure I didn't pronounce his name right, but he has some information to share about his experience getting a wheelchair.

Remember his of his family the last time he was here on vacation. So here is Sylvan. Sly as I think he is called.

Thank you, Peter and greetings from up north Montreal, Quebec, Canada to the podcast team and all your listeners.

My name is Sylvan Sylvan slide the room on board. I was listening to your last email show and I have to share my experience renting a wheelchair for my mother-in-law when we were in Walt Disney World in January 2008.

I wasn't happy with the process of renting a wheelchair each morning and having to return it each night. Furthermore, we needed the wheelchair also.

From and to our hotel room. So I decided to ask the concierge at the Caribbean Beach Resort if it was possible to rent a wheelchair on a weekly basis from the hotel.

I was not seeking for any deals or any special treatment. Well, to my surprise, the concierge leaned over and told me that not only it was possible but it would be free.

Free of charge. The only thing he asked for and it's of course standard procedure was a deposit. And up we go, we were settled for the whole week with the wheelchair.

We had the wheelchair from and to the hotel room and we also saved a lot of time not having to rent it each morning and returning it each night in each park that every day.

To this day, I still don't know if I was just lucky but I can tell you that it certainly doesn't hurt to ask.

I thank you very much for your excellent work on the podcast and all that you do on the boards and on the web.

And I can tell you that you are certainly the right medicine to my Disney Blues since my next trip to the world is in 768 days.

Until then, back to you Pete.

He sounded like Celine Dion. He sounded like Count Dracula.

No, no, he did not. He had a great voice. He does have a great voice. He had a Dracula.

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