From the Bob Barley studio in Orlando, Florida, this is the Diz on Plot.

Hello everyone and welcome to the Diz on Plot roundtable discussion for the week of January 9, 2013.

From Orlando, Florida, I'm your host Pete Werner joined at the table this week by my good friends, Corey Martin.

Sean Thompson, Kathy Whirling and Teresa Eccles, Dustin West back on the controls.

In this episode we're going to talk about the new, my, what is it called again?

My magic plus, my...

My magic plus, yeah.

Generation experience, next gen plus.

Plus, plus.

Just take any words together, magic, Disney experience plus.

And to explain what this is, I'm just going to read that the press release that Disney sent out

or the blog post that Tom Stags, I'm sure I sat down and wrote and typed himself on the Disney blog, the official Disney blog.

At Walt Disney Parks and Resorts, we continually push the boundaries of creativity and innovation to deliver the best possible experience for our guests.

We're always looking for ways to take what we do and do it even better.

Over the past few years, we've devoted considerable time and resources to create a more immersive, more seamless and more personal experience

for each and every guest who spends time with us.

I know there's been significant speculation about these efforts among our fans, so we're pleased to give you a glimpse into the work we are doing to take the entire Disney guest experience to the next level.

Some of these initiatives are more apparent and can already be seen by our guests, like our interactive cues at Walt Disney World and the enchanted art on our cruise ships,

while others are more behind the scenes and are focused on how visitors plan.

How visitors plan access and enjoy their experiences with us.

Over the next several months, we'll be rolling out a collection of tools at the Walt Disney World Resort called My Magic Plus

that will give guests more opportunities to customize and personalize their entire visit, like this is the part I love.

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