Coming up, now that Walt Disney World has officially reopened, we're going to talk about the differences between visiting Universal Orlando and Walt Disney World.

From my house in the Orlando area, this is the Universal Edition of the Dis Unplugged.

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Hello everyone.

Welcome to this week's episode of the Disunplugged Universal Edition. I'm your host,

Craig Williams, and today I am solo, and I know we're trying to get Rhino back in here real soon,

but unfortunately for this topic, it's something that he can't really speak on right now,

and I'm not even sure which questions he would have for me to kind of further

this conversation since he's only been at Universal once, since it's completely reopened.

And he only, he has a Disney day on the books to go and do it, but he hasn't quite done it yet.

So hopefully we'll be able to bring him back in after he does go to Walt Disney World

and get his opinion on this a little bit too.

But as I said, today's topic is right now the difference between a Universal Orlando

vacation and a Walt Disney World vacation because I know there's been a lot of criticism aimed at Walt Disney World right now for

reopening as the coronavirus pandemic has become a lot worse. But meanwhile, when Universal

opened, there was a tiny little splash in the water, but then nothing really. Like, did people people kind of let it go and it's just

been open now since and it's been running and there haven't been any major issues with it. But both

parks while doing very similar things, they're actually, they're doing a lot that's just slightly different

and slightly varying. And I thought it would be responsible to talk about the differences

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