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Orlando Offers Disney Fun and So Much More
By: Ray La Foy
Few Orlando area vacations are complete without at least
one day spent at the king of all amusement parks. But once
you've visited Disney, ridden all the rides and had your fill of
cotton candy, hot dogs and soda, what's left? In the Orlando
area, you're in luck!
The Orlando area is one of the best in focal points in the
state for seeing and doing it all. The day trip opportunities
from this particular locale are incredible, plus there's lots to
see and do right in the greater Orlando metro area as well.
Things to do in Orlando and its immediate environs besides
Disney include:
* Sea World. This theme park centers around aquatic life.
The animals are amazing and there's lots to do here.
* Church Street Station. This historic area is home to several
night clubs, but there's great dining, shopping and
entertainment to be found here as well.
* MGM Studios. Tour the studios and enjoy the rides as this
different kind of theme park.
* Kissimmee/St. Cloud. This area just outside of Orlando
proper is home to a busy strip loaded with activities that
include dining, entertainment, arcades and more.
* Medieval Knights. Step into the past at this dinner theater
with a biting old-age theme. The food's incredible. The
show's even better.
* Cassadega. Also known as "Psychic Central," this
community is a short drive from Orlando and its surreal
streets and unusual attractions make it well worth a drive.
If you'd like to see a little more of Florida than the big tourist
areas, Orlando is a great starting out point, too. With its
convenient central location most points within the state are
within a few hours drive. With the exception of the extreme
south and the panhandle, most points are great for day trips.
Here are some other Florida sights worth seeing after the fun
at Disney is over:
* Daytona. Only about an hour or so from Orlando, the
Daytona/Ft. Lauderdale area is home to some of the state's
best surfing action.
* St. Augustine. A fairly short drive from Daytona, this is
America's oldest city. Sights here are amazing, including an
old fort made entirely from coquina.
* Ocala. Home to the Ocala National Forest this location is
great for camping, hiking and hunting.
* Sarasota. The home of the Ringling Brothers Museum and
lots of cultural attractions, Sarasota is a bit of a drive from
Orlando, but it's worth the gas to check out.
* Kennedy Space Center. Almost a straight shot across from
Orlando, this destination is a lot more fun than many might
expect. There's nothing quite like seeing a rocket up close
and personal.
* Tampa/St. Petersburg area. Home to some wonderful
beaches, Busch Gardens, Adventure Island and the Lowry
Park Zoo, this area is worth the hour or so drive for certain.
Disney may be one of the Sunshine State's biggest draws,
but when the fun of the park wears off, don't fret. There's lots
to see and do on a Florida vacation.
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Orlando Offers Disney Fun and So Much More
By: Ray La Foy
Few Orlando area vacations are complete without at least
one day spent at the king of all amusement parks. But once
you've visited Disney, ridden all the rides and had your fill of
cotton candy, hot dogs and soda, what's left? In the Orlando
area, you're in luck!
The Orlando area is one of the best in focal points in the
state for seeing and doing it all. The day trip opportunities
from this particular locale are incredible, plus there's lots to
see and do right in the greater Orlando metro area as well.
Things to do in Orlando and its immediate environs besides
Disney include:
* Sea World. This theme park centers around aquatic life.
The animals are amazing and there's lots to do here.
* Church Street Station. This historic area is home to several
night clubs, but there's great dining, shopping and
entertainment to be found here as well.
* MGM Studios. Tour the studios and enjoy the rides as this
different kind of theme park.
* Kissimmee/St. Cloud. This area just outside of Orlando
proper is home to a busy strip loaded with activities that
include dining, entertainment, arcades and more.
* Medieval Knights. Step into the past at this dinner theater
with a biting old-age theme. The food's incredible. The
show's even better.
* Cassadega. Also known as "Psychic Central," this
community is a short drive from Orlando and its surreal
streets and unusual attractions make it well worth a drive.
If you'd like to see a little more of Florida than the big tourist
areas, Orlando is a great starting out point, too. With its
convenient central location most points within the state are
within a few hours drive. With the exception of the extreme
south and the panhandle, most points are great for day trips.
Here are some other Florida sights worth seeing after the fun
at Disney is over:
* Daytona. Only about an hour or so from Orlando, the
Daytona/Ft. Lauderdale area is home to some of the state's
best surfing action.
* St. Augustine. A fairly short drive from Daytona, this is
America's oldest city. Sights here are amazing, including an
old fort made entirely from coquina.
* Ocala. Home to the Ocala National Forest this location is
great for camping, hiking and hunting.
* Sarasota. The home of the Ringling Brothers Museum and
lots of cultural attractions, Sarasota is a bit of a drive from
Orlando, but it's worth the gas to check out.
* Kennedy Space Center. Almost a straight shot across from
Orlando, this destination is a lot more fun than many might
expect. There's nothing quite like seeing a rocket up close
and personal.
* Tampa/St. Petersburg area. Home to some wonderful
beaches, Busch Gardens, Adventure Island and the Lowry
Park Zoo, this area is worth the hour or so drive for certain.
Disney may be one of the Sunshine State's biggest draws,
but when the fun of the park wears off, don't fret. There's lots
to see and do on a Florida vacation.
About Author
Horses and Ponies Learn more at http://www.horseandponys.com
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