Hi everyone and welcome to the Dizz on Plug Ground Table discussion for October 17th, 2006.

I'm your host Pete Warner and I'm joined by our Orlando team Bob Varley,

Corey Martin, Kevin Close and John Meijai. Now this week we're going to tell you what the most popular news stories on the Dizz were,

including the story about the mouse or G video out of Disneyland Paris that's been getting so much attention in the last few days.

We'll also discuss the new Finding Nemo attraction at the Living Seas, a pavilion in Epcot or what used to be the Living Seas pavilion in Epcot.

All that plus the latest glue in the Dizz on Plug scavenger hunt on this week's edition of the Dizz on Plug Ground Table.

And starting off this week with a look at what the top news stories for the week were on the Dizz.

Third most popular was out of the Orange County Register and regards the opening of Disney's new Vault 28 store at Downtown Disney Inn in Addahine.

This is a new upscale store that Disney is hoping will broaden the appeal of Downtown Disney beyond just tourists.

I mean, they're certainly hoping to grab tourist money with this, but I think they're hoping to bring some people in from other areas as well.

And basically what they're doing is offering $60 t-shirts and $180 velvet trancsuit and a $540 chocolate cashmere throw.

Yeah, Disney claims they've added the store out of guest demand for more upscale merchandise.

Now, I just I'm imagining people are probably not going to get services saying the stuff here is not expensive enough.

Please bring more right stuff in.

But you got to give Disney credit though. They do come up with some very creative reasons for their decisions.

Their sound bites are priceless.

I thought the funny thing was that it was going to bring native Los Angeles Los Angeles Los Angeles Los Angeles into downtown Disney to buy cashmere throws.

I mean, you know, you never know.

The shop is designed to look like a converted bank vault, which I think is oddly appropriate.

And that's where the vault in the name comes from and the 28 is a reference to 1928, which is the year Mickey Mouse was born.

The store offers clothes from several high end designers, especially the ones that are popular with celebrities.

And Disney has even launched its own line of high end clothing for the store called Kingdom Cotor.

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