An easy-to-use directory of Florida's attractions from A to Z.
Dolly Parton's Dixie Stampede - Orlando
CLOSED - Come hungry and ready for plenty of foot-stompin' fun when you take in Dolly's version of dinner theatre. There's 32 horses and dozens of cast members to entertain while you eat a meal as big as the show!Edison-Ford Winter Estates - Fort Myers
Experience the "time of their lives" in sunny Fort Myers. Tours include the winter homes of both Thomas Edison and Henry Ford, an artifact museum, and Edison's laboratory.
Epcot - Orlando
Two worlds — Future World and World Showcase — celebrate technology and international heritage in one theme park with an amazing array of attractions and live performances.
Fantasy of Flight - Lakeland
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Fantasy of Flight is not just an aviation museum, it's a hands-on experience with adventure biplane and balloon flights available for an additional charge.
Flamingo Gardens - Davie
An eco-experience showcasing lush gardens, a free-flight aviary, alligator lagoon and flamingo island.Gatorland - Kissimmee
More than fifty years of "great tales" has made this attraction the alligator capital of the world!Green Meadows Farm - Kissimmee
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An ideal country setting for the entire family to enjoy that includes live animals to touch and see along with pony rides, hayride and more!
Hemingway House & Museum - Key West
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This Spanish Colonial style house belonging to Ernest Hemingway boasts the first swimming pool built in Key West and is listed as a registered National Historic Landmark that is open daily for tours.
Holy Land Experience - Orlando
This Orlando theme park is a living Biblical history museum recreating in authentic detail the city of Jerusalem and its religious importance. It is a total sensory experience that is educational, historical, theatrical, inspirational, and evangelistic, blending sights, sounds, and tastes that transport guests 7,000 miles away and 3,000 years back in time. A wholesome Christian family experience.Kennedy Space Center
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Freelance travel writer Tony Conboy III says the sights and sounds are not much different, but a trip to Kennedy Space Center takes on new meaning since the Columbia tragedy. He offers an in-depth look at the complex, including how the Columbia crew is being remembered and what has been recently been added to give visitors a unique experience.
