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Orlando - The place where imagination become's reallity and life's trouble's are no more than a distant memory (well for a couple of week's anyway).

Yes Orlando really is the destination that kid's from ages 1 to 100 yearn to visit at least once - but what they say about Orlando is "once is never enough" .There's just so much to see.You'll never fit it all in in one visit.

Of course everyone will associate Orlando with Disney World and it's famous mouse. Indeed Disney World is Orlando's most famous attraction and covering over 40 square miles is also the largest. Disney World has four main parks.

The Magic Kingdom

The Magic Kingdom is the most well known of the Disney parks.It has five lands, each with it's own unique theme.

• Adventureland
  
• Frontierland
  
• Liberty Square
  
• Fantasyland
  
• Tomorrowland

Arriving at The Magic Kingdom either by boat or monorail you'll first notice Cinderella's Castle ahead of you as you walk up Main Street USA .Your adventure starts here as you explore the five very different lands that await you.

Disney Studios

Jump into the movies and become part of the action. Disney Studios has everything from heart stopping thrill rides to relaxing journeys back in time like 'The Great Movie Ride' , or why not take 'The Backlot Tour', which last's arround 35 minutes where you will experience exciting special effect's and discover actual props along the way that have been used in many great movies like Indiana Jones.

A highlight of Disney Studio's is 'The Twilight Zone Tower Of Terror' where you'll drop 13 floors in a broken lift in a haunted hotel (not for the faint hearted).

On certain nights at Disney Studio's you can experience 'Fantasmic', which is a spectacular mix of fireworks, water effect's, laser's and music which is hosted by Mickey Mouse himself dressed as the Sorcerer's Apprentice.

Epcot

What does EPCOT stand for ? It stand's for Experimental Prototype Community Of Tomorrow. Or some people might say it means
Every Person Comes Out Tired. Epcot is a huge park, in fact it's kind of like two theme park's in one, both very different in nature.

Future World - As it's name suggest's is a step into the future where the technology of tomorrow can be experienced today. You'll know your in Future World when you see a very large golf ball like structure ahead of you. This golf ball in fact is known as Spaceship Earth and is not just there to look good but is a slow paced 16 minute interactive ride which spirals up around the inside of the ball and takes you through time from the beginning of man to the modern day and beyond.

World Showcase - In World Showcase you will experience eleven countries in one day. Each country has restaurants, shops and landmark's that represent each culture. For example as you enter France you'll notice a scaled down Eifel Tower surrounded by French restaurants and shops all created in the style of French architecture.
All the countries surround the stunning 'World Showcase Lagoon'. A large picturesque lake that is the main focus for the nightly fireworks display know as IllumiNations:Reflections Of Earth. This spectacular award winning display can be viewed from any of the eleven countries and is well worth staying for to end the day.

Animal Kingdom

Animal Kingdom (Disney World's newest theme park), is the largest animal theme park in the world and is home to over 1,700 animal's of all types. Situated in 500 acres of stunning landscape Animal Kingdom can be as exhilarating or as relaxing as you like.
There's seven different areas to experience in Animal Kingdom each with it's own unique attractions. Highlights include 'The Kali River Rapids' in Asia where nobody come's of it dry. 'Expedition Everest' also in Asia is a frightening roller coaster ride inside and outside where the famous Yeti follows your every move .In Africa there's 'The Kilimanjaro Safari' where you'll travel through Africa in an open sided vehicle where all kinds of wild animal's roam free. You might have a few surprises along the way so hang onto your seat.

Other Disney World Parks

As well as the four main parks Disney World has many other attractions to experience while your in Orlando.

• Disney's Typhoon Lagoon (Water Park)
• Disney's Blizzard Beach (Water Park)
• Cirque Du Soleil
• Disney Boardwalk
• Downtown Disney
• ESPN Wide World Of Sport

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Disney World Facts

Disney World is spread over 40 square miles.

There is around 62,000 people known as cast members employed at Disney World.

17.2 million people on average visit the Magic Kingdom every year.

Disney World first opened on the 1st of October 1971.The Magic Kingdom was the only park then.

Admission to The Magic Kingdom back in 1971 was $3.50.

Throughout Disney World there is 2000 acre's of grass.That's 450,000 miles that Disney's lawnmowers have to cover.

On Main Street in the Magic Kingdom the Castle looks bigger because the buildings get smaller the closer they are to the castle.

The 'Wishes' fireworks display at Magic Kingdom costs around $33,000 per show.

There are over 200 places to dine throughout Disney World.

The Magic Kingdom is built about 14 feet above ground level.This is to allow cast members to move around quickly and freely in a series of service hallways.

Cinderella's castle is actually made of fiberglass and not brick.It is built to withstand hurricane force winds.

There are twelve transportation monorails throughout Disney World.They travel at an average speed of 40 mph.

More than 50 million cokes are consumed each year at Disney World.10 million hamburgers are also eaten.

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Universal Orlando Resort is made up of two theme park's, three hotel's,
and an extensive nighttime entertainment area called 'Universal City Walk'.
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Universal Studio's

Universal Studio's opened in 1990. Visitor's can experience at first hand the excitement and thrill of actually being in the movie's with ride's and show's that put you in picture and also you'll get to see what goes on behind the scene's. Universal Studio's is separated into six different area's.

• Hollywood
• Production Central
• New York
• San Francisco
• World Expo
• Woody Woodpecker's Kid zone
  
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Island's Of Adventure

Universal Island's Of Adventure opened in 1999 and is made up of six very
different island's (hense the name), each with it's own unique experience's.

The latest island 'The Wizarding World Of Harry Potter', opened in 2010 and feature's a true representation of Hogwart's Castle plus some magical ride's and adventure's.

The other themed area's are Marvel Super Hero Island,
Toon Lagoon (may get wet), Jurassic Park, The Lost Continent and Seuss Landing.

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Universal City Walk

Universal City Walk span's over 30 acre's and is jam packed full of lively restaurant's, live music, shopping and non stop dancing. Coming off Universal Boulevard onto City Walk you'll be taking back by the instant vibe that's generated. You'll notice large screen's pumping out the latest music as you stroll along the street's of City Walk either on your way to one of the many top class restaurant's or just passing through to one of Universal Orlando's theme park's. Restaurant's include.

• The Bubba Gump Shrimp Co.
• NASCAR Sport's Grill
• Jimmy Buffett's Margarittaville
• Hard Rock Cafe Orlando
• Emeril's Restaurant Orlando
• Latin Quarter
• Bob Marley - A Tribute To Freedom
• Pat O'Brien's

You'll also find the famous 'Blue Man Group' at Universal City Walk. A must see show for all the family.
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