Hi, and welcome to our 2nd Edition Florida brochure for 2012/13.
Virgin has been flying to Florida from the very beginning and it's still one of my favourite destinations in the world – the ideal place to get away from a hectic schedule and treat your family to a holiday they'll never forget.
We're very excited to add some magic to your Orlando holiday with the Wizarding World of Harry Potter™ at Universal's Islands of Adventure®, WALT DISNEY WORLD Resort and SeaWorld® Parks. Make sure you experience them all and look out for some very special benefits, only for Virgin Holidays' customers.
For the sporty types in your family, how about spending a day or two at our exclusive Soccer School at Disney’s ESPN WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Complex, in the company of some of the Premier League's top stars.
There's so much more to Florida than its theme parks though and we have some fabulous places on offer for you to simply relax. Experience the buzzing atmosphere whilst people watching in Miami, take pleasure in the surreal waters of the Florida Keys or unwind on one of the Gulf Coast beaches, where they hold a Guinness World Record for having the longest string of consecutive sunny days.
We'll even help start your holiday before you leave the house. Our Concierge Service means that a local expert will call you before you travel, giving you the chance to chat about your destination. They'll take care of all your bookings for things like theme park passes, night time fun or spa treatments in advance too. We can take care of whatever arrangements you need. You can fly direct with Virgin Atlantic from Gatwick, Manchester and a twice weekly summer service from Glasgow.
We know airports can be stressful so don't forget to stop by our special airport lounges at Gatwick and Manchester, the Virgin Holidays v-room, for a surprisingly zen start to your holiday. It's the place for you and your family to chill before you fly, with a free café and lots of room for kids to play.
That's why we tell you to "Ask for the World". When it comes to service, and we're talking Rockstar Service here, I wouldn't ask for anything less.
All the best,
About us, your guide to Florida and getting there Rockstar service
Frequent Virgin Club and Our world Virgin Holidays v-room Florida and beyond
Choosing where to stay Weddings and honeymoons and TripAdvisor
Orlando Villas and Townhouses
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Virgin Atlantic, Other airlines and Regional flying 13-15 Your car and flydrive options
16-17 Where to go?
Introduction to Orlando and its attractions
WALT DISNEY WORLD Resort Universal Orlando® Resort
International Drive and SeaWorld Parks Collection
Lake Buena Vista Kissimmee
ABTA No.V2043 ABTA No.V2043
The air holidays in this brochure are ATOL protected by the Civil Aviation Authority and include the amount of £2.50 per person (correct at time of printing) as part of the ATOL Protection Contribution (APC).
Our ATOL number is 2358.
All paper used in this brochure is produced from sustainable
forests. Please recycle this brochure when you have finished with it.
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114-123 St Augustine, Daytona and Vero Beach 124-125
Clearwater, Indian Rocks, St Pete Beach and Treasure Island 126-141 Sarasota and Bradenton
Miami and the beaches Fort Lauderdale
Palm Beach and Singer Island
Fort Myers, Bonita Springs and Sanibel Island
Naples and Marco Island Florida Keys
Cruising the Caribbean
Other important info Flight schedules
Airport services, Insurance and Groups Useful information Booking conditions
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