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Oct
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| Florida’s favorite theme parks and Orlando Attractions » |
Author: Ryan Wiseman
Universal Orlando’s two world-class theme parks – Universal Studios and Universal’s Islands of Adventure – each boast one-of-a-kind thrill rides such as Incredible Hulk Coaster, Dueling Dragons, The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man, Jurassic Park River Adventure, Revenge of the Mummy – The Ride and much more.
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Aug
13
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Author: Howard Farmer
When most people think of Orlando, they think of Disney World. There is a good reason for this: Walt Disney started it all with the Magic Kingdom. With four theme parks, Disney is still the biggest draw, but there are many other Orlando attractions for your family to enjoy. Consider spending some of your trip enjoying the smaller attractions.
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Aug
09
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Kissimmee, FL - Since opening in 2002, the chefs at Gaylord Palms Resort have had a “market inspired” philosophy in menu planning. This year, these culinary professionals have taken the philosophy one step further, by committing to supporting local, organic and sustainable farming in an effort to enhance and grow our local economy.
“In today’s global marketplace, it can be easy to overlook what’s going on in your backyard,” said Robert Stanfield, director of Food & Beverage. “By supporting local farming, it has brought us closer to the core of our restaurant business, which is to serve the highest quality food to our guests.”
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Jul
27
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Author: Mark Scriven
Orlando is world-famous for its huge theme parks and water parks, but they can get very crowded, so it’s best to get there before 8.30am, or go after 4.00pm in the afternoon. You’ll still have plenty of time if you go late afternoon, since most are open until 10pm or later, depending on the season. Be sure to plan your day at the park ahead of time, and take plenty of water and sunscreen.