Fantasy Land

Fantasy Land

Fantasyland, is the most photographed building at Walt Disney World. Over the years, it has undergone some changes, from being transformed to a large, pink, candy trimmed 25th Anniversary cake, to the more ornate gold-trimmed spectacle that it is today. Standing at 180 feet tall, the graceful spires and towers were inspired by the French castles of the 12th and 13th century, as well as Disney's animated feature, Cinderella.

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Cirque Du Soleil

Cirque Du Soleil

It happens in Quebec, a region which doesn't have any circus tradition yet. These artists then decide to set up a festival in order to gather everyone of them and to be able to exchange their ideas and their talent. They finally decided to perform every show in the same big top. And in 1984, during the 450th anniversary of the arrival of Jacques Cartier in Canada, the Cirque du Soleil is born.

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Gatorland

Gatorland

It's well over 50 years since Owen Godwin opened his first roadside gator attraction for tourists coming down to Central Florida from the North. The good news is they're still coming, and more than ever before. The self proclaimed 'Alligator Capital of The World', Gatorland is home to hundreds of Florida's original residents (the long scaly kind!). Although some of the tourist kitch remains, the family owned park has gotten very serious about conservation of these remarkable animals and their crocodile cousins.

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Busch Gardens

Busch Gardens

Busch Gardens was the only Florida park among North America's top 50 to experience a decline this year. In contrast, 2004 attendance was up in Orlando at Walt Disney's multiple theme parks, along with Universal Studios and even Anheuser-Busch's SeaWorld. Visitors at Disney's Magic Kingdom rose 8 percent to 15.2-million, making it again the world's most-visited park.

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Epcot Fountains

Epcot Fountains

The Disney Imagineers are masters -- taking a few simple elements such as light, water and sound and creating one of the most beautiful "attractions" -- the Innovention Fountains located in Innoventions Plaza in Epcot's Future World.

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Frontierland

Frontierland

Calling all Frontiersmen! Prepare the wagons, and (while you’re at it partner)saddle up! You’re headed West to stake your claim within the vast, uncharted territoryof fun. “Howdy folks!” Welcome to Frontierland - the great American West.

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Flex Ticket

Flex Ticket

Park at four parks for the price of one! Pay for parking when you visit (either Universal Studios Florida®, Islands of Adventure®, Sea World of Florida®, or Wet 'n Wild®, Orlando). Then show your valid parking ticket and your Orlando FlexTicket™ to the parking attendant at any of the other two parks and enjoy complimentary parking on that same day!

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Animal Kingdom

Disney Animal Kingdom

Disney's Animal Kingdom Park opened to the public on Earth Day, April 22, 1998. The slogan "Nahtazu" is clearly evident from the moment that you enter this unique destination. It's so much more than a traditional zoo. Great care has been taken to transport guests to exotic locales within it's lush confines. You'll encounter wildlife from all the corners of the earth, enjoy exciting shows, experience the thrill rides that you've come to expect as part of your Disney vacation, and leave with a renewed respect for this planet and its inhabitants.

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Air Boats

Air Boats

Fly like the wind into the swamps experiencing the awesome feel of the airboat ride traveling at speeds of up to 45 miles per hour. This unforgettable journey is right here in the Orlando attraction area. Boggy Creek Airboat Rides - where you can exprience the beautiful Central Florida Everglades.

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Disney Arabian Nights

Arabian Nights, voted #1 dinner show in Orlando, Florida, is a magical tale of love and triumph that features 60 horses from around the world. The production features Walter Farley's Black Stallion and is performed nightly in an arena that seats 1200. The "Palace of Horses" has received millions of guests over ten years, and provides the backdrop for a dramatic story.

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