To narrow down just a handful of top attractions in the ‘theme park capital of the world’ and the place that is most famous for Disneyworld holidays,
is no easy feat, as the Sunshine State offers this and so much more.
Personal opinion dictates the ‘top’ attractions but here is a selection
of popular favourites guaranteed not to disappoint the likes of either
families or couples:
First and foremost for holidays in 2013
is the monolithic Walt Disney World® Resort, loved by both young and
old, this fascinating array of four distinct parks and two water parks
is a must-see for even the most stoical holidaymaker. Make sure to visit
The Magic Kingdom®, Disney’s Hollywood Studios®, Epcot® and Disney’s
Animal Kingdom® – all vastly different from one another. Blizzard Beach®
and Typhoon Lagoon® are fantastic imaginative water parks that provide a
fun, refreshing change of scenery and a chance to bask in the glorious
Floridian sunshine.
Universal Orlando Resort®
Perhaps a more appropriate option for adults or families with teens and older children, Universal Studios® and Universal’s Islands of Adventure® boast some of the most innovative and technologically-advanced rides in the world, from 4-D thrills like The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man® to award-winning attractions such as Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey™, featured in the much-hyped Wizarding World of Harry Potter™.
Perhaps a more appropriate option for adults or families with teens and older children, Universal Studios® and Universal’s Islands of Adventure® boast some of the most innovative and technologically-advanced rides in the world, from 4-D thrills like The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man® to award-winning attractions such as Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey™, featured in the much-hyped Wizarding World of Harry Potter™.
Scuba Diving in the Florida Keys
Home to the continental United States' only living-coral barrier reef, the 120-mile stretch of islands known as the Florida Keys boasts a vibrant and abundant marine life. The reef, a few miles offshore, is a protected habitat with intricate coral structures and intriguing shipwrecks - diving here is possible for both first-timers and experienced divers.
Home to the continental United States' only living-coral barrier reef, the 120-mile stretch of islands known as the Florida Keys boasts a vibrant and abundant marine life. The reef, a few miles offshore, is a protected habitat with intricate coral structures and intriguing shipwrecks - diving here is possible for both first-timers and experienced divers.
Seen and Be Seen on Miami’s Beaches
Showing off long stretches of powder-white sands, Miami Beach and South Beach are the most popular places to reside during Florida’s heated days. Arm yourself with sun tan cream, a good book and some designer shades and you’ll be ready to fit in with the State’s beautiful people.
Showing off long stretches of powder-white sands, Miami Beach and South Beach are the most popular places to reside during Florida’s heated days. Arm yourself with sun tan cream, a good book and some designer shades and you’ll be ready to fit in with the State’s beautiful people.
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