Things To Do In Orlando and Kissimmee!
Entertainment
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Bob Carr Performing Arts Center
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The Bob Carr Performing Arts Center is Orlando's favorite theatre.
Those who enjoy the dramatic arts will surely be impressed by this large
theatre housing Broadway style performances. Bob Carr is host to the Orlando
Opera, Florida Theatrical Association, the Orlando Broadway Series and the
Orlando Celebrity Concert Association.
401 West Livingston Street
Orlando, FL 32801
Click
Here for Bob Carr's Scheduled Events
- Themed Dinner Theatres
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Arabian Nights - An amazing
tale of excitement! This love story involves an Arabian Prince, a princess-and
(no Arabian experience is complete without) a Genie. Sixty different trained
horses, a three-course meal with unlimited beer, wine and soft drinks help to
make this theatre experience one of the most unique in the world. Arabian
Nights was voted four times winner of Orlando's #1 dinner Attraction.
6225
West Irlo Bronson Highway
Kissimmee, FL 34747
For more
information about Arabian Nights, Click Here
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Medieval Times - Another of
the many popular themed dinner theatre attractions in Orlando, Florida. You and
your party are seated inside of a medieval arena where Knights match their
jousting skills on horseback, and engage in sword fights to the death. The show
includes a four-course meal served medieval style.
4510 W Irlo Bronson
Memorial Highway
Kissimmee, FL 34741
For more information
about Medieval Times, Click Here
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Church Street Station
Located
in the heart of downtown Orlando, Church Street Station is a melting pot of
nightlife attractions. The Station was built around Orlando's original train
station in the architectural style of historic Orlando. Bars, live
entertainment and dining are some of the many attractions you can look forward
to.
Church Street Station's website is still under construction. When it is
finished, its address will be www.churchstreetstation.com
For reviews of
Church Street Station, visit VirtualTourist.com's Church Street reviews :
VrtualTourist.com
- Disney World
Disney World
consists of four parks, each with their own unique themes.
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The Magic Kingdom - Consists of many
different and unique attractions and themes, including such themes as
"Tomorrowland" (a science fiction future) "Fronteirland" (the old west) and
"Fantasyland" (attractions based on Disney Films)
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MGM Studios - A movie and television
themed park with excellent rides and attractions.
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Epcot - A future technology and
world themed park. "Innoventions," an area devoted to new technology features
new and amazing machines, games and other interesting developments in science
and technology. Also, the Worlds Showcase, features many different countries
and the things they are famous for from around the world.
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Animal Kingdom - Get up close and
personal with nature in this animal themed park. The park includes rides, a
safari, and many other exciting attractions.
For more information or directions to
any of the Disney parks in Orlando, visit:
Disneyworld.com
- Universal Parks
Universal
consists of two parks, Universal Studios Florida and Islands of
Adventure.
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Universal Studios Florida - Many
attractions themed around Hollywood and film. Includes "Back to the Future,"
"Jaws," "ET," "Nickelodeon Studios" and much more!
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Islands of Adventure - A park with
many different themes ranging from "Toon Lagoon" to "Jurassic Park" to "Marvel
Super Hero Island" to "Seuss Landing." Islands of Adventure has some of the
best roller coasters in Orlando.
For more information, visit the
Universal Studios Orlando website:
Themeparks.universalstudios.com/
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Sea World
An aquatic animal
themed park. See the famous "Shamu Show" and an enormous variety of other
oceanic animals.
For more information, visit the Sea World website:
Seaworld.com
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Downtown Disney
Home of
Pleasure Island, and the House of Blues Orlando, Cirque Du Soleil's "La Nouba,"
the Virgin Megastore and much more.
For more information, visit the
Downtown Disney website:
Downtowndisney.com
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Universal CityWalk
Includes
live music at Hard Rock Live, clubs, dining, shopping and a movie theater.
For more information, visit the Universal Studios CityWalk website:
Citywalk.com
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Orlando Magic
I The Orlando
Magic are Orlando's very own NBA league team. They play at the TD Waterhouse
Center-right in the center of Downtown Orlando.
For directions, game
information, or season ticket information, visit the Orlando Magic Website at
Orlandomagic.com
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Cirque Du Soleil - "La
Nouba"
La Nouba originates from the French phrase "faire la nouba,"
which means to party, or to live it up. This show was created especially for
Downtown Disney by Cirque Du Soleil. It is a permanent show, unlike many other
Cirque shows, which means that it can only be seen here in Orlando. Be prepared
to be amazed by acrobatics seen nowhere else in the world.
For show
information visit the Cirque Du Soleil "La Nouba" website.
Cirquedusoleil.com
- Shopping
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The Florida Mall -
8001 South
Orange Blossom Trail
Orlando, Florida 32809
Phone: 407-851-6255
For
more information, visit Simon.com
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The Mall at Millennia -
4200
Conroy Road
Orlando, Florida 32839
Phone: 407-363-3555
For more
information, visit
Mallatmillennia.com
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Dining
Along with great theme
parks and many other attractions, Orlando is host to some fantastic dining
experiences. A huge list of restaurants, information and reviews are available
at
Orlandofanatic.com
Closing or Settlement >Closing Questions
Because of the complexity of a real estate transaction, questions and concerns arise frequently for those who are buying or selling a home. Most people experience a degree of stress at the closing of the sales transaction. Both parties are probably feeling nervous and vulnerable as they sign the papers, and may even be fighting off an attack of buyer's or seller's remorse.
Even though you may be inclined to just sign the papers, it is a good idea to check the paperwork and ask any questions that come to mind. If you are signing a mortgage or deed of trust, be sure to review the document carefully. Check the spelling of your name, the property address and all of the inserted items for accuracy. Since much of the paperwork is prepared on short notice, mistakes are occasionally made. They are usually easier to fix while you are still at the title office, so don't be shy about asking questions before you sign on the dotted line.
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