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This theme park/studio celebrates the magic of filmmaking from animation and stuntcraft to adventure and romance. — Michelin Guide
The world showcase at Epoct is so fun, especially around the Food & Wine Fest which takes place in the Fall each year. — Afar Magazine
A larger version of California's original Disneyland, its idealized mock-up of a prototypical Main Street USA spills into several themed areas. — Concierge
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A vast array of tropical plants collected by a vacationing couple. — Atlas Obscura
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Candy-coated hands-on science for the whole family. — Lonely Planet
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The river, springs... are well suited to camping, hiking, picnicking, swimming, canoeing, and fishing. — Fodor's
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This addition to Universal Studios Florida opened in 1999 and trumpeted the site's conversion into the Universal Orlando Resort. — Travel + Leisure
Requires an entire day. — Michelin Guide
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With permanent collections of American art, African art and works of the ancient Americas, the museum also hosts prominent traveling exhibitions. — Where
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Situated on Lake Eloise, this complex has rides, Lego reproductions of cities and landmarks, live shows, and a water park. — Condé Nast Traveler
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One of the few museums in the United States devoted to folk art has intimate galleries, some with lovely lakefront views. — Fodor's
Thanks to the TV show with the same name, this attraction has become a favorite with its dinosaur exhibit, Odditorium and an Egyptian mummy. — Where
Orlando's parks can make for a whirlwind vacation, but Discovery Cove offers a pleasing blend of adventure and relaxation. — Travel + Leisure
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Just when you thought Orlando had every water-themed park and attraction available, along comes Sea Life (one of a chain that operates around the world). — Lonely Planet
This magical place brought The Bible Stories to life. This magical place brought The Bible Stories to life. This magical place brought The Bible Stories to life. — Afar Magazine
Permanent exhibits cover prehistoric Florida, European exploration and settlement, and citrus production, among other things. — Lonely Planet
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