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

Hello everyone and welcome to the Dizz Unplug Roundtable discussion e-mail show for

July 24th, 2008, I had to look it up from Orlando, Florida on Pete Werner, and we're joined by a whole lot of people today.

My mom and Kevin left, but Walter, Walter Eccles, Will Perry, Cory Martin, Kevin Close, John Maygay, and Teresa Sittino

over in the peanut gallery, although really technically speaking, even though Will and Walter are sitting at the table, they're not like doing the show today.

And Julie is still at home with her sister a day later.

So we have a lot of voicemails and a lot of e-mails to get through, I'm not going to spend too much time, I'll go through the regular spiel.

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So with that, we are going to get ahead and get started with our first voicemail this week.

It comes to us from Matt in Perry, Georgia, who is going to be visiting Disneyland in December and has some questions for us.

So here is Matt.

Hey, this is Matt, and I'm in Perry, Georgia. How y'all doing today?

Listen to y'all every day. Well, every day you're on, and I love it, but you've kind of ruined me.

I find myself right. We'll go through the parks now looking at this restaurant saying, no, this restaurant's not good, but this one's good, and this one's good, because Kevin and John say it's good.

I find myself being the tour guide of restaurants for my family. Back in March, we went to Disney World, and we stayed at the French Corps, and my wife needed a wheelchair.

She had a problem with her foot, and they had a complimentary wheelchair for us, so we didn't have to pay for a wheelchair, but I just didn't hear y'all discuss that before.

But that was kind of an interesting thing. I do have a question. We're planning on going to Disney Land in December, the first week of December, and I was just wondering if you knew about the crowds.

The crowds were very big that time of year. If there's any specials going on that time of year, we're planning on staying five or six days there.

Is that too many days to stay at Disney Land? Should we rent a car and venture out? I've heard y'all talk about it, but just kind of wanting your feedback on it.

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