TTG Features Florida Florida events calendar
BUSCH GARDENS TAMPA Howl-O-Scream When: Eight selected nights in September and October What? Zombies roam the park to play spooky games with visitors. ■
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SEAWORLD ORLANDO Summer Nights When: June 23-August 12, 2012 What? Park open until 10pm for night-time rides, Reflections – a fountain and firework display – and Shamu Rocks (above).
Spooktacular When: October What? Spooky shows, trick-or- treat, sea-themed arts and crafts.
WALT DISNEY WORLD FLORIDA Epcot Flower and Garden Festival When: March 7-May 20, 2012 What? Spring event focusing on horticulture, with live music and educational programmes.
Epcot Food and Wine Festival When: September 28-Nov 11, 2012 What? Epcot becomes a foodie’s paradise with food stalls, culinary events, wine seminars and live music.
Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party When: Selected dates in September and October What? Halloween- themed ticketed event in the Magic Kingdom with fancy dress and trick-or- treating.
Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party When: Selected dates in November and December What? Festive-themed ticketed event in the Magic Kingdom with parades and fireworks. ■ disneyworld.disney.
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UNIVERSAL ORLANDO RESORT Halloween Horror Nights When: October What? Extreme Halloween entertainment with haunted houses, scarezones and outrageous shows. This is a ticketed event and usually sells out in advance so book early.
Holidays When: December What? Holiday- themed entertainment including the Macy’s Holiday Parade and Grinchmas Wholiday Spectacular, special decorations, food and live
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