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From the Bob Varley studio in Orlando, Florida, this is the Universal edition of the Diz Unplugged.

This is episode 219 of the Diz Unplugged Universal Edition.

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Hello, everyone. Welcome to this week's episode of the Dis Unplugged Universal Edition. I am

your host, Craig Williams. Today I'm joined alongside by my co-host, Ryan the Rhino Clavin. Hello.

Hello. Hello.

Thanks for being here today.

We've got a fun episode for you. Like I said, we're going to head to Universal and do another dining review.

It's what you've been asking for.

More in-part content.

I did get a question by someone.

I think it was during the latest Walt Disney World Edition podcast. They were asking, why can't we give more content right up to date about the attractions and show those on videos right from the park? And I said the hinser that is the honest to God's truth with it. It's because you're not allowed to pretty much

film on like 99% of the things at Universal Orlando. So, uh, and even then, the things that you

kind of can film, sometimes it's like it's that, that question. Like technically high in the

side, high in the sky, Seuss-Trolley train ride,

they tell you you can't film on it.

And then as you're walking through Seuss Landing,

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