Hey everybody and welcome to the Dizz Unplugged Roundtable for the week of July 31st, 2006, Pete Warner.

Joined here by our Orlando team including Bob Barley, Corey Martin, Ricky Pearson, Kevin Close, and from Dreams Unlimited Travel.

We have John Meijai, so welcome everybody.

And I thought we'd start this week off talking about our visit to the contemporary.

This week we spent a few days over the contemporary and I guess I walked away a little disappointed, but there were some good aspects.

Namely, I had a friend in town that really wanted to stay at the contemporary and the only thing they had available was Cossierge.

And it was a lot more expensive than I'm accustomed to paying for a hotel room.

So I guess my expectations might have been a little out of whack, but one thing we did get a chance to do, which I thought was really interesting.

I wasn't even aware they were doing this.

There is a special safari done at Animal Kingdom for any Cossierge guest on property.

Now the Animal Kingdom Lodge has been doing the sunrise safari for their Cossierge guest since the beginning.

But this was something that's open to any Cossierge guest, and I thought that was spectacular.

We have to go out for about an hour in a van that I think was there 10 people, about 10 people in the van.

And price was $40 a person.

And you get to go out for an hour with two of the animal specialists that work at Animal Kingdom.

It's not the usual guides.

And although the van is air conditioned, I don't know how much good it did because there were no windows really.

I was air conditioned, mine was not air conditioned.

It was also like 312 degrees out I think that day, and we were all baking out in the savannah.

But what was really, really nice about this, one of my big complaints with the Kilimanjaro safari,

I call it the Kilimanjaro 500 because they race through this thing.

You can never take any pictures, you can never shoot any video.

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