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August 3rd, 2010 | 
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Orlando is world-famous for its huge theme parks and water parks, but they can get very crowded, so it’s best to get there before 8.30am, or go after 4.00pm in the afternoon. You’ll still have plenty of time if you go late afternoon, since most are open until 10pm or later, depending on the season. Be sure to plan your day at the park ahead of time, and take plenty of water and sunscreen.
Sea World
At this popular theme park you can feed dolphins, seals and sea lions; visit a man-made ‘Arctic’ ocean, with seals, polar bears, beluga whales and walruses, and take a moving walkway through a naturalistic snowy Antarctic habitat, with more than 200 penguins. You can also get close to sharks, eels, and barracuda; and visit new dolphin mothers and their calves in the popular Dolphin Nursery.
Wet ‘N’ Wild
Wet ‘N’ Wild’s new water ride, ‘Brain Wash’, has a 53-foot vertical drop into a 65-foot domed funnel, where you are bombarded with light, sound and video, as you swirl around the funnel before you finally make your escape. And an exciting new raft adventure joins the popular Surge, Bubba Tub, Black Hole and The Blast. Children love the Kid’s Park, featuring smaller versions of the adult rides.
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When you look into a cruise holiday, the prospect of wakening every day to a new location is very exciting. Cruises are a great way to have multiple mini-holidays without having to worry about hiring a car or packing up your belongings each day to travel to a new destination. The cruise ship is your floating hotel room, leaving you free to enjoy the new adventures of every day.
1. The Caribbean – if fun, sun, and tropical breezes are what you seek, you can’t go wrong with a Caribbean cruise. The Caribbean cruise is perhaps the most-pictured location when someone thinks of cruising. Caribbean destinations on your cruise can include: Dominica, Barbados, Grand Cayman Island, the Bahamas, Saba, St. Bart’s, the U.S. Virgin Islands, the British Virgin Islands, Grenada, or Puerto Rico.
2. The Mexican Riviera – also full of sandy beaches and refreshing water, the Mexican Riviera is comprised of several cities and ports on the west coast of Mexico. Cruise ships may visit three or four of the following spots along the Riviera: Ensenada, Cabo San Lucas, Mazatlan, Puerto Vallarta, Manzanillo, or Acapulco.
The hectic life of the modern world is certainly hard to deal with, and thus everyone deserves a break from this hectic life every occasionally. Holidays are the best way to get away from all the mental stress and boring routine life of the modern world. However, the most important factor, which determines the fun factor and entertainment factor of a holiday, is its location.
Many people like a fun filled and adventurous holiday while others like a more relaxing holiday with nothing to do but relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery and comforts of a luxurious accommodation. For the same reason many travelling companies have different packages, which include something for everyone to enjoy.
St Lucia is a great place to visit for a holiday trip, primarily for its luxurious accommodation and beautiful landscape. St Lucia is especially famous for its volcanoes, which add to the beauty of the area. Generally, the Caribbean islands have become very famous for holidays due to their scenic beauty, luxurious accommodation, and great attractions for entertainment and fun.