Walt Disney’s first Florida theme park opened in 1971, envisaged as a place where dreams could come true, even if only for a little while. It took six years and $400 million to create “Disneyland East,” which has surpassed Walt’s own dream: instead of being a spin-off of California’s Disneyland Park, it has become the [...]
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Don’t Shell Out a Fortune – Save a Dollar or Two at Pensacola Beach!
Posted by admin on July 17th, 2010
OK so that title was a bit cryptic but I knew I’d get you looking if you thought this post was about saving a few bucks. So sue me! What this post is actually about is spending some time enjoying the brilliant, sandy, shell-strewn, eight mile long Pensacola Beach. After Hurricane Ivan, the local authorities [...]
Florida Driving Tips
Posted by admin on May 15th, 2010
Florida Driving Tips We’ve put together a few Florida driving tips to help you avoid some of the common mistakes non-American drivers often make. Most of the Florida driving tips we will give you on this page relate to road JUNCTIONS in one form or another. Incoming search terms:im going to florida for vacation where [...]
A Friendly Guide to Florida Flydrive Fun
Posted by admin on April 6th, 2010
A Friendly Guide to Florida Flydrive Fun A friendly guide to Florida Flydrive holiday fun. Flydrive is the modern way to experience the magic of America’s sunshine states. Before you can do a Florida flydrive, you ought to know what it is, right? Well that’s easy – there’s no big mystery. In fact, as they [...]
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Tags: Car Rentals, Florida Tourist Attractions, Rental Accomodations 
No Comments »You’ve Never Seen A Strawberry Plant Like This Before!
Posted by admin on March 12th, 2010
Here’s a quick quiz for you…. 1. Where is Plant City, Florida? 2. How many recipes can you make with strawberries? 3. Where can you combine these two pieces of knowledge and have a load of fun at the same time? And the answer is ….. (drum roll) …. at the The Florida Strawberry Festival. [...]
Swimming Without The Dangerous Wildlife
Posted by admin on March 6th, 2010
If you are going to Florida and want to go swimming, you have four main options. 1. Go swimming in a pond, river or lake and play Tarzan with an alligator (I don’t recommend this option by the way!). 2. Go swimming in the sea and take your chances with the occasional jellyfish and occasional [...]
Posted in About Florida, Travel Guide Tags: Florida Tourist Attractions, Vacation Planner No Comments »Daytona Beach
Posted by admin on March 3rd, 2010
Daytona Beach, Florida: Take it fast, take it slow – but take it in! Daytona Beach is the capital of the fastest and the slowest holiday styles in Florida. Speedway, stock cars and racing thrills or 23 miles of relaxing white sand beaches – the choice is yours Daytona Beach is the capital of the [...]
Cheap Flydrive Holidays To Florida
Posted by admin on March 1st, 2010
Cheap Flydrive Holidays To Florida: Second rate option – or First Rate Adventure? Cheap Flydrive Holidays to Florida – our experiences with cost-cutting luxury in America’s Sunshine South We discovered the secret of cheap flydrive holidays to Florida and we want to pass on some of our experience to you. We found that although they [...]
Posted in About Florida, Travel Guide Tags: Florida Tourist Attractions, Vacation Planner No Comments »Flagler College St Augustine
Posted by admin on February 26th, 2010
Flagler College St Augustine: Jewelled Historical Spectacle and Working College Flagler College St Augustine: Study The Glittering Past or Study Business at this Great Institution What is now Flagler College St Augustine was originally built as an opulent resort for extremely wealthy guests. You had to be on the New York Social Register just to [...]
Religious Attractions in St Augustine Florida
Posted by admin on February 25th, 2010
Religious Attractions in St Augustine Florida Religious Attractions To Wow The Whole Family. St Augustine’s Incredible Religious History is Set In Stone. When it comes to religious attractions, St Augustine, Florida is unmatched for sheer historical significance anywhere in America.
