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Why not double the holiday fun?


Beaches. Theme Parks. Golf. Fine dining. Wildlife. Whatever your favourite choices it’s so easy to enjoy a two-centre holiday in Florida


You have to see Florida to believe what an amazing holiday destination it is. And it can be diffi cult to choose where to


go because there are just so many fabulous areas waiting to be explored. Here’s a taster of two-


centre ideas allowing you to experience the best theme parks in the world, buzzing cities, tropical beaches, wonderful wildlife and lots, lots more. If you’ve never been


“There are just so many


fabulous areas waiting to be explored”


packed full of theme parks, entertainment districts, shopping malls, restaurants and lots of top-class shows.


Whether you have booked with a tour operator or travelled independently, the choice of accommodation is superb and every family’s budget is catered for. You can also tour the state in a motorhome to guarantee


total freedom or bed down in a campsite cabin or lodge at parks from Pensacola to Florida Keys. The main theme parks, Walt Disney World and


to Orlando, or, you are a rollercoaster junkie returning for more thrills and spills, fl y into the city fi rst. And


be prepared for an onslaught of fun, laughter and fantasy, however old. It is one of the most exciting places on earth,


Universal Studios, have their own hotels, but there are hundreds of others, motels and apartments. You can fi ll your sunny days enjoying


attractions in the parks and waterparks and the warm nights in entertainment complexes such as Universal CityWalk and Downtown Disney. But Orlando is not just about the big parks,


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