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What kind of view will the Orlando Eye deliver when it's built?
The giant observation wheel planned for International Drive is supposed to rival the world-famous London Eye. But will the view from an Orlando Eye rival the well-known panorama provided by its English counterpart?
Turns out you can see almost everything...Tags: Empire State Building, Travel, Lockheed Martin Corp., Manhattan (New York City), Politics
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Kids can take it easy at Disney's Epcot
Sentinel Staff WriterSometimes families end up at Walt Disney World with circumstances that make it tough for kids to enjoy the well-known attractions. For my family, this happened when my daughter had her tonsils removed and her doctor said she had to stick to restricted...Tags: Surgery, Walt Disney, Amusement and Theme Parks, Family, Explosions
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Disney Dream features high-tech gaming, storytelling on Magic PlayFloor in kids’ areas
A Mom and The Mouse - Orlando SentinelThe Oceaneers Lab and Oceaneers Club, the children's areas on Disney Cruise Line's newest ship, won't have an ordinary floor. Instead, the Disney Dream offers a Magic PlayFloor, AOL Travel News reports. Writer Fran Golden was able to get a sneak peek at... -
Ways to celebrate birthdays at Disney
Sentinel Staff WriterDoes the idea of having a child's birthday party at Walt Disney World make you jump for joy at the over-the-top fun of it all, or make you cringe when thinking about the logistics and cost? Disney World's 2009 "What will you celebrate?" campaign has...Tags: Golf, Travel, Downtown Disney, Chip and Dale (fictional animals), Pluto (fictional animal)
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Epcot
OrlandoSentinel.com StaffA trip to Epcot is a trip into the world of tomorrow. The futuristic attractions are fun and educational, and the dining options in the World Showcase area of the park are second-to-none. Epcot is divided into two main areas. When you enter the park,...Tags: Travel, California, Trips and Vacations
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7 theme parks, 2 fools, 1 day
Orlando Sentinel Staff WriterHumans test themselves in punishing ways. We run 26.2 miles, climb high peaks, mush sled dogs for days on end. The hardiest of us can survive the tiny bicycle seats of the Tour de France. In Orlando, we are positioned for a unique endurance test. Who...Tags: Tour de France, Travel, Universal Studios Orlando, Zoology, Gardens and Parks
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Bradbury's home planet is Waukegan
Chicago Tribune reporterRay Bradbury was born in Waukegan, but he never grew up. In his heart and in his work, the 72-year-old dean of American science fiction and fantasy writers is still the wildly imaginative boy who spent hours reading and dreaming in the local library;...Tags: Chicago Tribune, Jason Robards, Science Fiction (genre), Ernest Hemingway, Fantasy (genre)
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