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3/17/2010
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| Architectural wonders: Orlando tourist attractions have state-of-the-art
enclosures designed on the Mobius concept so you will never have to stand in a
long line. Your time will go faster if you chant the mantra Shuffle, shuffle,
shuffle...lean...wait...shuffle, shuffle, shuffle. Then, there is the thrill
of not knowing if you will end up speaking to an outrageously perky Thrill Ride
Host or a time-share weasel. |
| Disney has furloughed a lot of their part-timers, as have a lot of the
hotels. When you dont have banquets, you dont need waiters and waitresses.
You dont need cooks, et cetera, so there are cutbacks, said Bill Peeper,
president of the Orlando/Orange County Convention & Visitors Bureau. |
| If you drive to Orlando from the North, I suggest either Interstate 95 or
Interstate 75. Both offer an endless stretch of flat, featureless terrain from
the Georgia border to the grid-lock of the constantly under construction major
access roads of Orlando proper. If you bring children, stop in the first
Stuckeys and pick up a road kill identification manual so they can see what an
uncrushed Armadillo looks like. |
| We go to local communities. We approach groups and special discounts for
people that live in the Orlando area, said Andres Cibotti, the theaters
vice president. |
| * The Universal Studios Florida Barney Fun Place (yes, sadly, according
to adverts I saw for the Orlando Tourism Board, its open this year too);
appropriate ones to write would be Universal Studios itself, the folks
in head of both the Universal Studios parks, and possibly the tourism
board for Orlando, Florida (yes, you could say youre boycotting the entire
Orlando tourism complex till they get that damn purple dino outtadeah) |
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