Orlando - Attractions (Click titles for further information)
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Magic
Kingdom Park
Where once-upon-a-time comes
alive!
Seven enchanted lands lead the young and young-at-heart to excitement,
fantasy and fun. Relive childhood dreams in Fantasyland with your
favourite Disney classics. In Frontierland, plunge down Splash
Mountain and in Tomorrowland, pilot your own space cruiser in
Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin. Then visit Mickey’s
Toontown Fair to meet all your favourite Disney Characters. |
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Disney's
Animal Kingdom Theme Park
Encounter wild animal
adventure, lovable Disney characters and awesome prehistoric creatures.
Primeval Whirl at Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park
Camp Minnie-Mickey hosts the Festival of the Lion King, a tribal
celebration in song, dance and acrobatics. At the Tree of Life,
experience Flik and Hopper’s life in It’s Tough to
be a Bug! On Kilimanjaro Safaris in Africa you will be surrounded
by free-roaming wildlife on the savannah; while in Asia take the
white water adventure ride, Kali River Rapids.
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Disney
- MGM Studios
Embark on an intergalactic
voyage on Star Tours, the ultimate Star Wars™ thrill ride,
then drop into the Hollywood Tower Hotel where The Twilight Zone
Tower of Terror™ awaits. Don’t miss Rock ‘n’
Roller Coaster starring Aerosmith, then see Fantasmic!, an incredible
mix of lasers, pyrotechnics, animation and dancing waters synchronised
to your favourite Disney melodies. |
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Epcot
In Future World, experience the
3D misadventure Honey, I Shrunk the Audience. At Innoventions
try new advances in technology, then take a ride on Test Track
to experience high-cranking excitement in the driver’s seat.
The evening’s highlight is the spectacular IllumiNations:
Reflections of Earth – not to be missed!
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Universal
Studios Florida
where the movies come to life.
With over 40 show, rides and attractions there is something for
all ages. Help The Men in Black save the world, escape from earthquakes,
killer sharks and giant gorillas! A fun packed day for everyone
at Universal Studios Orlando Florida.
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Blizzard
Beach
Disney's Blizzard Beach water park
in Walt Disney World. The idea came to mind during a freak winter
storm that covered part of Disney World with snow. Plans were
then made, and miniature models were developed. Now Blizzard Beach
is finished and is Disney's first ski resort. The whole park is
covered with ice and snow. (fake of course) You can ride toboggans
in an exciting race, or challenge the Summit Plummet which is
a 120 ft. drop, in which you travel at speeds of 60 miles per
hour. (twice that of Humunga Cowabunga at Typhoon Lagoon) At the
highest point of the park is Mount Gushmore, were Summit Plummet
sits waiting for its next challenger! To get to the top of Mount
Gushmore you can walk up the pathways, or take an awesome ski
lift. The ski lifts are all equipped with colourful umbrella's
and ski equipment.
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Typhoon
Lagoon
Typhoon Lagoon is a 56 acre water
amusement park. The Lagoon homes the largest manmade watershed
mountain, Mt. May Day. Sitting on top of Mt. May Day is Miss Tilly
an old shrimp boat that was brought from Safen Sound Florida.
Miss Tilly erupts every half hour causing a 50 foot flume of water
to spray out the boats smokestack. Typhoon Lagoon is also the
place to see one of the largest wave pools in the US. The pool
is 2 1/2 acres, and holds 2.75 million gallons of water. The pool
has been surrounded with a white sand beach to relax and catch
some sun. The wave pool produces 4 foot waves every 90 seconds
that you can body surf on, or just try to make it over. There
is a tropical setting throughout the park that includes, palm
trees, tropical flowers, and tropical noises.
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Sea
World Orlando
The world's premiere marine
adventure park with 200 acres of world-class shows, thrilling rides
and unforgettable animal encounters. More than 80 million visitors
have explored the mysteries of the sea with up-close animal interactions
and exhilarating thrills. |
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Discovery
Cove
Discovery Cove is like stepping into
another world! It's a tropical paradise - where the adventure never
ends. You can swim with dolphins, snorkel with tropical fish, stroke
stingrays and play with hundreds of tropical birds.
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Wet 'n Wild Orlando Florida, the
world's premier water park, features a full-day of fun for the
entire family. Honored by Amusement Business as the nation's best-attended
water park since the onset of their survey, Wet 'n Wild's world-class
signature thrill rides and quality service offer something for
fun-lovers of all ages. We have Discount Wet 'n Wild Tickets.
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Gatorland
For over half a century, Gatorland
has been creating fond vacation memories for millions of visitors
who have entered through its gaping gator mouth entrance. Families,
friends and employees alike have ventured through the glass double
doors on their way to a journey through this natural, low-tech
adventure. Located between Orlando and Kissimmee on the South
Orange Blossom Trail, Gatorland is one of Central Florida's oldest
attractions, and provides a unique and natural alternative to
the larger theme parks of today. Founded by the late Owen Godwin
in 1949, and still privately owned by his family today, Gatorland
is a 110-acre theme park and wildlife preserve, combining "Old
Florida" charm with exciting, new exhibits and entertainment.
Known internationally as the "Alligator Capital of the World,"
Gatorland today provides affordably priced family-fun with thousands
of alligators and crocodiles, a breeding marsh with boardwalk
and observation tower, one-of-a-kind reptilian shows, miniature
water park, aviary, petting zoo, swamp walk, educational programs
and much, much more. |
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Busch
Gardens
A unique blend of thrilling rides, one of the country's premier
zoos featuring more than 2,700 animals, live shows, restaurants,
shops and games, Busch Gardens Tampa Bay provides unrivalled "real"
excitement for guests of every age.
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