From the Bob Varley studio in Orlando, Florida, this is the Dizon Plot.

Hello and welcome to the Dizon Plot Ground Table 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 Worling and Teresa Eccles, Dustin West, back on the controls and joining us via Skype for this segment is the lovely and talented Mrs. Julie Martin.

In this segment, Corey and Julie are going to tell us about their recent experience at the new Splitsville, the bowling alley.

What are they calling this? Splitsville luxury lanes.

Luxury lanes at Downtown Disney Westside. I had a chance to check it out as part of the preview for the Fantasy Land Press event at the beginning of December and I got to say I was really impressed with what I saw.

It was very, very cool.

I hear they make the announcements are doing these things and I kind of roll my eyes like a great bowling alley.

It's like calling that a bowling alley just doesn't do it with any justice.

I was there for the media event too but you don't really get a good feeling.

They're serving samples of food and not everything's ready yet and we didn't really get a chance to bowl.

Last Friday we decided to do a double date with my sister Anna and her boyfriend Travis and just decided to go to Splitsville.

Check it out. Have a little fun night.

For those of you who don't know, Splitsville, it's an upscale retro style.

Like you said Teresa, bowling alley it combines dining, bowling, billiards, music, and nightlife.

Their tagline is dined dance, drink, bowl.

And that's exactly what it is. It opened on...

It's crunk and play with balls.

I didn't see anybody dancing, FYI.

Well we weren't upstairs and we didn't stay for the late late night party.

It's open until 2 a.m. So upstairs on Friday and Saturday nights it's 21 and up.

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