One of my favorite rides at Epcot is Test Track. The ride is sponsored by General Motors and is a simulated excursion through the rigorous testing procedures that General Motors uses to evaluate its cars, culminating in a high-speed drive around the exterior of the attraction. After a long delay due to problems revealed during […]
Continue reading …Epcot is one of the attraction parks I always enjoy visiting and it was nice to get back there yesterday for Mother’s Day and take a look around at the International Flower & Garden Festival. For someone like me, who suffers from hay fever, there’s always some anxiety about coming down with an attack on […]
Continue reading …Yesterday we explored the beaches on the West Coast of Florida and today it’s the turn of the East Coast. The East coast beaches are markedly different to the gulf-side ones. Generally they are cooler, have more active water and generally darker and grittier sand. Just over an hour from Orlando you can enjoy some […]
Continue reading …Orlando and Central Florida are famous for their attractions and theme parks but sometimes it’s just nice to get away from all the hustle and bustle for the day and have some beach time. Florida’s beaches are constantly rated among the best in the nation and the combination of sandy shorelines and sparkling water makes […]
Continue reading …I was reading the VisitFlorida.com publication “Florida Insider” over the weekend and I came across an unusual article written by Idoia Gorosabel Gkikas on “Florida Myths and Legends“. The article touched on some of the bizarre myths and haunting legends that surround the great state of Florida. Legends such as the Florida Skunk Ape. Apparently […]
Continue reading …Sometime last week I came across an article called “Hotel fakeout photos can lure you and your money” and it talked about some of the things that hotels did…or rather did not do, in order to lure unsuspecting travelers to their hotels. The article, written by Aaron Crowe, touched on the value of a web […]
Continue reading …Twenty20 cricket is coming to Florida. Let me just say that again… Twenty20 cricket is coming to Florida. Given how long it’s taken football (ok… soccer) to establish itself in American culture then I’m a little amazed to learn that Florida actually has an International Cricket Council approved cricket stadium. It’s actually the only one […]
Continue reading …There’s some new livery at Walt Disney Wide World of Sports as ESPN has moved in. The fabulous sports complex has now been renamed the ESPN Wide World of Sports . Disney’s Wide World of Sports initially opened in 1997, and has annually stagedg over 200 events in 60 different sports from baseball, basketball, and […]
Continue reading …I went along to the ESPN Wide World of Sports earlier today to check out what was going on at the 2010 ICU World Cheerleading Championship. Things have had to be rescheduled a little bit due to the volcano in Iceland but it didn’t seem to have stopped too many teams reaching the Orlando base. […]
Continue reading …More good news for those folks currently stranded in Orlando because of the volcano in Iceland. Both Bok Tower Gardens and WonderWorks. Here’s the details: When: April 20-27, 2010 (or until normal flight schedules resume) Where: Bok Tower Gardens LAKE WALES – Bok Tower Gardens will offer free admission to tourists stranded in Florida due […]
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