Hello and welcome to the Design Plug Roundtable discussion email edition for January 16th, 2008. I'm your host Pete Mariner and we have a whole bunch of voice mails and emails to go through today.

And I just want to remind everybody that if you want to send us an email, you send it to podcast at www.info.com

If we read it on the air, we'll send you a design plug t-shirt and then at the end of the month, we randomly select from one of the emails that we read or one of the voice mails that we played on the show.

And that person gets a shot at our prize envelopes. We have them numbered 1 through 30. There's a different prize in each one and whatever you pick is what you get.

So with that out of the way, we're going to get started. Our first email is from Rich and he has a question about doing Disney Land in a day.

Hello, does unplug crew. This is Rich. I have a question about Disneyland. I am going to be flying out to California for work, flying into San Diego, probably on a Saturday. I have Sunday available and my question is from San Diego, driving up to Disneyland for the day.

Number 1, how hard or how easy is it to get to Disneyland from San Diego? I know you guys in the past have had your California video thing and so I would assume you know the area and drive pretty well.

Number 2, how much for a half day at Disneyland do you think I could reasonably do rides wise and attractions wise? Any help on this would be great. Thanks for the great podcast every week.

Rich, first of all, I can tell you that the drive from San Diego up to Anaheim is a very nice one. There are some areas of that drive that are very scenic. It's the Pacific Coast Highway, right?

Well, it's the four. You go down highway four. Okay, Bob is definitely much more knowledgeable about the roads in California. Whenever we're out there, Bob is the navigator. He does all the driving because he does a tremendous job.

I think you actually have a choice because isn't we come come up? Yeah, you can't do that. I know we've done that. We've done the same go up the Pacific Coast, but if he's going to try for doing Disneyland in a day, he wants to get there fast.

We've never actually been to San Diego. I have, but not with me. Okay, let me rephrase that. I've never been to San Diego.

You can do either way. We drove a Pacific Coast Highway from on the way from one place to another. Do you remember we were like four hours late? Yeah, we had beats luggage.

That was going to that was going from Laguna Beach up to Hollywood, wasn't it? Right. And we thought, okay, well, we'll just take the scenic group, not knowing that the scenic group was about four hours longer.

I was ready to kill you guys. I'm sitting there. We're starving. We're waiting. We're trying to wait for these guys to have them and we're waiting at the hotel. It's like, come on.

But anyway, actually, no, let's just let the public is answering his question.

Coming out of San Diego Airport, if that's what you're doing or in the hotel, just get on the floor and go north, I think.

It would be north. Yeah. And you're going to get off at either Harbor Boulevard or Disneyland Boulevard.

Watch for the, I think it's Disneyland Boulevard. Watch for the parking garage signs and just parking the Disneyland parking garage and then take the shuttle in.

So it's an easy drive. And then there's the outlet mall that's in Carl's band. I think so. It's right on the same exit. Yeah, I love that.

It's on the same exit that the Legos land is on or right near it or something. That was a great mall that we wanted.

Oh, I love that. And the flowers, if you're there at the time of the year when all the flowers are up on the hill, it's just acres and acres and acres of flowers.

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