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Places To Go In Orlando
Central Florida is home to America's favorite theme parks with so many things to do, you could go for days without doing the same thing twice. There are restaurants that will please everybody and shopping for every budget. Orlando is known as a family vacation destination but it's also a great place for singles, girlfriend getaways and romantic couple weekends. Orlando has nightclubs and dinner shows featuring world class entertainers.
Orlando Attractions
Aquatica Water Park features the most thrilling water rides in the world with 36 water slides, six rivers and lagoons, and more than 80,000 square feet of beach area. Designed in a way that could only be done by SeaWorld, these distinct attractions will zoom, float and splash guests through amazing animal habitats and undersea adventures.
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Walt Disney World Resort is a contiguous 40-square-mile, world-class entertainment and recreation center featuring four theme parks; two water adventure parks; 32 resort hotels; 81 holes of golf on five courses; two full-service spas; Disney's Wedding Pavilion; Disney's Wide World of Sports Complex; and Downtown Disney, an entertainment-shopping-dining complex encompassing the Marketplace, Pleasure Island and West Side.
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SeaWorld Orlando is the world's premier marine adventure park with 200 acres of world-class shows, thrilling rides and unforgettable animal encounters. Millions of visitors have explored the mysteries of the sea with up-close animal interactions and exhilarating experiences. State-of-the-art rides such as Kraken and Journey to Atlantis twist, turn, and drench guests with unprecedented thrills, while amazing animal encounters include killer whales, dolphins, sea lions, sharks and more.
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Universal Studios features an array of exhilarating, state-of-the-art rides, attractions and shows. Hollywood blockbuster films and hit television shows--transport visitors into a highly imaginative world where they can become heroes of their own adventures. Islands of Adventure and Universal CityWalk have entertained millions with their own unique options for fun. Blue Man Group performs continuously throughout the week from Universal Orlando Resort's Sharp AQUOS Theatre. The 1,000-seat theater, complete with a 30-foot-tall Blue Man facade, is accessible from both Universal CityWalk and Universal Studios theme park.
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Smaller Orlando Attractions
If you came to Florida to see an alligator, Gatorland is the place. Gatorland Zoo is one of Central Florida's oldest attractions, providing a unique and natural alternative to the larger theme parks. Visit Website »
Cypress Gardens was the birthplace of performance water skiing in 1943 and continues to be a family favorite, one adventure after another offering thrilling and wholesome family entertainment at affordable prices. Visit Website »
Old Town has amusement rides the whole family will enjoy and the home of Florida's largest weekly car cruise, the Saturday Nite Cruise, with over 300 classic cars. Old Town also is home to over 75 specialty shops and plenty of places to eat. Visit Website »
The Central Florida Zoo is a resource center for wildlife and conservation education. Enter the enchanted, tropical world of the Central Florida Zoo, a relaxing, entertaining and educational experience for the entire family. Visit Website »
Selecting a Place to Stay in Orlando
Orlando not only offers a variety of attractions, you also have plenty options when choosing a place to stay. Hotels are an excellent choice for couples and singles, however the rooms can be quite small for families. Orlando vacation homes are often the same price as regular hotel rooms, but are much more spacious and luxurious. Wherever you stay, finding some place close to attractions you want to visit is the key to an enjoyable family vacation.
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