Comments on: Orlando On A Shoestring

By: LanceAround

LanceAround — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 19:52:53 +0000

Hi Mari: Thanks, so much, for the kind words. For readers who might not know, Mari is a guest at one of our vacation rental homes. If you are traveling to Orlando and looking for a place to stay consider a vacation home. You can view our homes at www.FloridaDreamHomes.com. Regards, LanceAround

By: mari romanack

mari romanack — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 12:00:04 +0000

Lance:
We are currently staying at Liberty Village. This place is amazing!! We are having a great time just relaxing around the pool and cooking out. We will be hitting some attractions as the week goes on, but I could just stay in this amazing home and be content as can be. Thank you, thank you for your services!!

By: LanceAround

LanceAround — Sun, 31 May 2009 22:24:40 +0000

Hi Mari: There are so many fascinating things to do in Central Florida that it is impossible to do them all during the six days you are here. That’s okay, just enjoy the things you choose to do and plan to come back often! At Florida Dream Homes, we are happy to help you plan your vacation. Please give me a call at 407.396.2233 so I can find out what interests your family has and what your budget is and then I can give you some specific suggestions. Reading my blog is a good place to start! I encourage you to get your entire family involved in using the internet to search for activities and decide which ones you all want to do. As for Universal, they have two of the seven major theme parks in the Orlando Area–Universal Studios and Islands of Adventure. A theme park is a place that has wonderful rides, shows, and food. The entire park is “themed,” meaning that all of the buildings, workers, rides and shows are designed around different themes. They cost around $75/day but once you are in the park, most of the stuff (except for food) is no additional cost. In Universal, the themes are different Hollywood movies, in Islands of Adventures, the themes are adventurous, such as Jurassic Park or The Lost Continent. In the Jurassic Park area, you can take a boat ride that puts you face to face with T-Rex then plunges you down a steep hill, you can meet an audioanamatronic triceratops, you can go on a swinging tour under a pterodactyl and you can eat dinner at a dinosaur research camp. It’s a wonderful, immersive experience and one of only many. Get ready for an unforgettable vacation with your family. And give me a call soon! LanceAround

By: Mari Romanack

Mari Romanack — Fri, 29 May 2009 17:24:18 +0000

Looking for things to do while we are there visiting. Any direction will help! Plan on Universal studios but haven’t a clue what that really is!! Throw the ideas at me! Thanks!