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Travel Blogs from Kissimmee

Dia de Novidade... Legoland....

A travel blog entry by martorelli

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... As criancas queriam parar a cada figura para fotos.... uma mais bela e perfeita que a outra...

Logo na chegada subimos numa especie de observatorio rotativo 360 graus que te pega no solo e te leva a uns 200 metros de altura... la de cima, uma bela vista de todo o parque.... de la vsitamos a fabrica de Legos, o carrossel, o Lego Garden (lindo jardim indoor com figuras de lego representando uma ...

February 2nd 2012

A travel blog entry by floripaman

... isolated, suicidal adults. What the Truck quenches our soul and hope so much that death is a better option than life? I will always have a video of Dimitri and I, dancing around a campfire, giggling and goofing off to celebrate the end of summer break. I will always have the memories of playing catchphrase with our families. And now Dimitri is gone.

Please pray for our families.
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Harry and Hogwarts and Hogsmeade, Oh My!

A travel blog entry by maya.oaks

... the sky. It's a glorious four-and-a-half minutes - so glorious, in fact, that I spent half of my first ride shutting my eyes in fright and needed to go a second time to actually see everything. It's a hard experience to describe, but this youtube video does a pretty good job of showing it from the perspective of a rider: The Forbidden Journey Experience .

Well done, Universal. You impressed this die-hard Disney fan.

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One more shift...

A travel blog entry by bradrediger

... place in my heart-that's for sure. Whenever I look at a wildberry Pop Tart from here until my expiration date, I will think of our wonderful costumes, instead of breakfast.

Yesterday, I woke up, ate a fudge bar for breakfast, and then went for one of my final strolls around the neighborhood. I saw an enormous vulture tearing apart a dead squirrel, so that was pretty cool. After my walk, Kristen and I went over to ...

Time for a big Splash (Mountain)

A travel blog entry by kveeti

... pass. We saw where we insert the card but it ate it up and we couldn’t figure out what to do next. Another pleasant young cast member explained that the first time enter a park with the card you need to do a finger scan. This prevents anyone else from using the card if we drop it. KEWL!

The search for Floaty Pens started with the shops on the west side of Main Street, USA. Before launching into a tale of woe, suffice to say Disney seems to ...