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SeaWorld Orlando’s Christmas Celebration Brings Back Its Orca Show

The orcas are back at SeaWorld Orlando’s Christmas Celebration. Come along for opening weekend with outdoor ice skating, snow flurries and fireworks over the…

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Your Halloween Playlist Needs a Little Florida Pop-Punk

Two new Halloween songs from local Florida band Three Chords Deep bring pop-punk energy, spooky-season fun and, most importantly, full-size candy.

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Banana Ball Is Coming Back to Disney World — and It’s Bringing Everybody

Banana Ball is returning to Walt Disney World in April 2027, and this time all six teams are coming along for a four-day baseball…

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Elves, Aquariums and a Missing Sea Star: Christmas Is Coming to SEA LIFE Orlando

The elves need backup! Help save an underwater Christmas at SEA LIFE Orlando with six festive challenges and a take-home ornament. Included with admission,…

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So, 184 Witches Took Over the Orlando Eye

If you happened to be driving down I-Drive Wednesday evening and thought the Orlando Eye looked a little more witchy than usual, you weren't…

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5 Orlando Hotels We’d Pick Over Staying at Disney

You don’t have to stay inside the Disney bubble to have an incredible Orlando vacation. These five resorts offer more space, great pools, strong…

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Why a Karaoke Party Is Perfect for a Stay-In Night at Your Florida Vacation Home

Turn a night at your Florida vacation home into a family karaoke party—no reservations, no crowds, just music, laughs, and memories.

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5 Things to Keep You Charged on Your Florida Vacation

Long park days, hotel rooms with too few outlets, and a whole family of dying devices can get old fast. These five charging essentials…

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How Winter Garden Became Winter Garden

Winter Garden started with fertile farmland, citrus groves and a railroad beside Lake Apopka — then survived fires, pollution, devastating freezes and downtown decline.…

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