From the Bob Barley studio in Orlando, Florida, you're listening to the Diz Unplugged.

Hello and welcome to the Diz Unplug roundtable discussion email edition for October 30th, 2008.

From Orlando, Florida, I'm your host, Pete Werner joined as always by my partner Walter Eccles and good friends, Julie Martin, Corey Martin, Kevin Close and John Meijai.

Three sequels is back in the peanut gallery today.

We're going to be playing your voice mails and reading your emails on today's show as we usually do, just a couple of things before we get started.

First, if you'd like to have your email read on the show, send it to podcast at WDWinfo.com or if you'd like to leave us a voicemail.

It's toll free in the United States, Canada and Mexico 1-877-310-9662 and we also have if you'd like to record your voicemail directly on your computer and send it to us because we do prefer the quality of those voicemails.

It's much better than the call ends. We have a tutorial on how to do that, which we can be linked to that from our show notes page podcast wwwinfo.com.

I think some people are getting the impression that we're only playing the voicemails that people are recording because the number of inbound voicemails has gone down.

I've noticed that's not true. We still want your voicemails. We will still play regular voicemails on the show.

Please, by all means, send those into us. We get plenty of emails, but the voicemails have definitely fallen off a little bit.

One of the reasons, not only the quality of them that we suggested people record them, is because we kept hearing from people that once they record their voicemails, they weren't sure if they asked the right question or if they've put in all the details and they were nervous about the fact that that went out not sounding the way they wanted it to.

Recording your own gives the option of re-recording it.

Well, also what a lot of people do is they will write down in advance what it is they want to say and then they just read their prepared statement in voicemail.

This way you have a chance to kind of edit yourself a little bit.

And if you're not happy with your voicemail, just call back. Leave it on the one. Say, I didn't like the last one.

I listened to everyone that comes in. Obviously, we can't play everyone that comes in. Normally, the volume is just too much.

And even still, with not a lot of voicemails coming in, I still have eight voicemails lined up for today, and that's not everything I could use.

But absolutely keeps sending them in. The more the better.

The more the merrier.

So with that, we will go ahead and get started with our first voicemail this week, comes to us from Sharon, who has a question about her upcoming trip in 2009.

So here is Sharon.

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