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LEGOLAND Florida Resort - the world’s biggest toy box -
® W
ith over 50 rides and attractions, LEGOLAND®
Florida Resort is made for families and actually specialises in kids aged two to 12, as well as adult LEGO®
fans of
course! Here’s what you need to know:
LEGOLAND® Florida Resort is 45 minutes from Orlando and 30 from Kissimmee. There are over 50 rides and attractions spread over 150 acres and nine themed
areas, including 'Miniland'. Families can enjoy adventures on land, water and in the air, including four
thrilling rollercoasters. Family inclusive, LEGOLAND® Florida Resort aims to get all generations
involved with its hands-on interactive attractions – kids can earn their own LEGO® driver’s license! The park also hosts action-packed live shows such as the Pirate Water Stunt
Show, with its amazing jet ski acrobatics!
What’s new? Also from Merlin Entertainments and opening this month is I-Drive 360, Orlando’s latest entertainment destination comprising top attractions such as the iconic 400-foot Orlando Eye; the celebrity lovers’ hall of fame, Madame Tussauds Orlando; and the immersive underwater experience of Sea Life Orlando Aquarium, plus a huge choice of shopping, dining and nightlife. Also opening this May 15 is the LEGOLAND®
Hotel, with special themed rooms, exclusive early park access and nightly childrens' entertainment.
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LEGOLAND IS A GREAT COMMISSION EARNER FOR SAVVY AGENTS WHO CAN GIVE THEIR
CLIENTS ADDED VALUE WITH THESE IMPORTANT FACTS:
TRANSPORTATION IS FREE FOR CUSTOMERS WITH PRE-PURCHASED TICKETS, MEANING THAT A FAMILY CAN SAVE APPROXIMATELY $20 IF THEY BOOK IN ADVANCE
FAMILIES CAN PARK FREE AT I-DRIVE 360 AND CATCH THE BUS TO THE PARK FROM THERE
A COMBO TICKET FOR LEGOLAND® FLORIDA RESORT IS VALID FOR TWO DAYS WHEN BOUGHT IN RESORT VERSUS 14 DAYS IF PRE-SOLD
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