According to the best travel blogs, when it comes to entertainment facilities in Florida, it is inevitable to think of Orlando, the authentic capital of theme parks.
In no other city in the world is there an equal concentration of amusement parks.
Orlando is also known as the “city of Mickey Mouse” because of the immense Resort that is home to Walt Disney World, in which there are 7 different parks including the Magic Kingdom (the most visited park in the world).
The Universal Studios Theme Park film boasts numerous attractions of the highest level, inspired by the film’s most famous products of this major film studio such as a Terminator, The Simpsons, The Mummy, Jaws etc…
Islands of Adventure: Universal’s second largest park, opened in 1999 and is considered by many to be the amusement park with the best theming of the world. The park is divided into several themed areas, ranging from those inspired by the film Jurassic Park to one dedicated to the super-heroes. In 2009-2010 a new area dedicated to the boy wizard Harry Potter was opened Continue reading “Amusement parks and water parks in Florida” »
Legoland Florida the NEW Florida Theme Park opened 15th October in it central Florida location. People started arriving to gain entry at 5.30 am to ensure that they were some of the first into the new park. With the park trying to make its mark by ensuring it price is at least $10 under the entry ticket for other major parks are delclaring that this park is a “Game Changer” for central Florida. Anyway, enough of our rambling, here is the official press release and if you have been to the park and would like to write a review then please let us know at articles@floridapremiervillas.com
LEGOLAND, Fla. (October 15, 2011) – Families packed Central Florida’s newest theme park today to ensure they were among the first to experience LEGOLAND® Florida. The first major theme park to open in the United States in more than a decade, LEGOLAND Florida got off to a busy start with thousands Continue reading “Floridas New Theme Park – Legoland Florida” »
There are so many interesting and fun things that can be done in Florida. This state has so many attractions to offer tourists and residents alike. Florida is blessed with many sunny days that make it easy to enjoy one of the pristine beaches. Daytona Beach is probably the most famous of the Florida beach communities. This area has a white sandy beach that seems to go on forever. Many students flock here during Spring Break to enjoy the sunshine and have fun with their friends. While in this area, a visit to the Daytona International Speedway is worthwhile. Great racing action takes place here and racing fans will not want to miss this attraction while visiting in the area.
For space buffs, there is Cape Canaveral, which is located near Orlando. This is where all the space shuttles have taken off and landed. Many people have been lucky enough to be there for a shuttle take off. There is a visitor centre located out of the boundaries of the NASA facility Continue reading “Great Days out In Florida” »
This attraction is worth the drive, even if you only have a passing interest in space travel. NASA have put together a truly amazing collection of space vehicles which you can get inside, touch and wonder at the magnitude of the human achievement that put together these gigantic rockets. You can see the early Mercury craft, the later Gemini rockets and the immensely successful Apollo moon-rockets. There are the actual lunar exploration vehicles, tractors and that little tinfoil jigger that dropped the first astronauts onto the moon’s surface and returned them safely to the orbiting craft. 
If you wish, you can take a bus to see the building where the Apollo craft were loaded on trailers to be taken to the launch-pads. Even as you look at it, you cannot really take in Continue reading “Cape Canaveral – Nasa Does It Best” »
Celebration is a planned community developed by a Walt Disney Company which commissioned leading architects to lay down a master plan and design the buildings. It reflects the style of small American towns from the early 1900’s. Work was begun in 1994.
There are about 2,500 homes set in among several lakes. The downtown area of Market Street and Main Street is a small, pedestrian-friendly shopping centre where you will find retail shops, restaurants, coffee shops, a town hall, post office and cinema. Main Street is a wide promenade circling the main lake. Disneys Celebration Town story continues …..
For those that read this blog you will know that I LOVE Florida. Therefore in the times that I am unable to go to Florida (sadly most the time) I love to see information about Florida. I would recommend to people to order this DVD.
This DVD gives information about the Seaworld Park, Discovery Park, Busch Gardens and Aquatica. These parks are some of the best in Florida. Seaworld has of course recently been in the press for the wrong reasons but it is a fantastic park and experience with my highlight being to feed the Dolphins at Seaworld.
Aquatica is the new water park with highlights Seaworld, aquatica, discovery cove and bush gardens more information
 The Winter Park Farmers’ Market is held at the old train depot, located at 200 West New England Avenue, that has been restored into an historical landmark that hosts this NUMBER ONE produce and plant market in Central Florida. The market takes place every Saturday morning from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. and is a popular community gathering place that provides fine produce, plants, baked goods and so much more.
Note: The Winter Park Farmers’ Market is closed each year on the third Saturday in March due to the Winter Park Sidewalk Art Festival
We go every year on the first Saturday after we arrive in Florida, it’s such a lovely morning out. They sell freshly baked goods, lots of fruit and veg and unique stalls with quirky bits & pieces. Also there are lots of stalls selling plants, we purchased some for the pool deck and they are a bargain compared to the big stores.There’s an outside area where you can sit with a coffee and piece of cake and enjoy the ambience.
For a break from the theme parks, try a visit to Winter Park. (Just a few miles East on the I4 from Orlando) Take a boat ride on the lakes past all the millionaires homes. (This is a short hourly trip) Visit the Tiffany museum or just enjoy browsing the shops and botiques. Enjoy a coffee or lunch in one of the many cafes and restaurants. Children can have a run in the park and watch out for the very long trains passing through!
Information submitted by Susan owner of the – “Great Value Home Near Disney“Â
I have a full bike license and Florida is a great place to have a ‘Harley’ experience.
The first time, we went on a family holiday, and I rented a softail classic for 2 days just to have a bit of a cruise around the Orlando area – it was my first time on a Harley and it certainly takes some getting used to – they are huge & exceptionally heavy – but, they are also comfortable, and great fun. Cruise control on a motorbike – how luxurious !!!! A car stereo with speakers as well. Everywhere you go people notice and look – everywhere you stop, people want to take their photo with or on it !
The second time, my wife & I rented one for a 5 day trip and we rode from Orlando, down to the Florida Keys – a great bike ride, plenty to see, and loads of great motels & hotels to stay at on the way. This time we had a Road King – even bigger – my wife had an comfy leather seat with arm rests.
They aren’t the cheapest things to rent but as a one off, they are a great experience and you won’t be disappointed. Both places we rented from (can’t remember the dealers – sorry) were really friendly dealers – couldn’t have helped us more – even let us take a different bike out for lunch on our first day and then swap it over.
Most people know the Florida Keys and Key West as a great getaway. One of the most unique places on earth. Calm. serene, laid back. Just the right setting to recharge your batteries and rejuvenate your spirits. But a getaway to the Florida Keys and Key West is much more than peace and quiet. And not just because of the legendary fishing and the world’s most spectacular dive sites. The Keys mean history. Art, theater, museums, shopping, fine dining,entertainment and much more.
120 miles of perfect balance between natural beauty and extra-ordinary excitement. From some of the best camping spots in the country to luxurious hotels. With charming bed and breakfasts to rustic, family-owned lodgings. In other words, something for everyone.
Whether you drive or fly into Key West, one thing’s for sure: there’s simply no place quite like it. An island city of palm-lined streets, boasting Victorian homes, gingerbread conch houses and mansions on the National Register.
John Audubon and Ernest Hemingway lived here. Continue reading “Florida Keys and Key West Experience” »
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