SeaWorld Sees Less Crowds, More Money SeaWorld sees less crowds but more money. The theme park and marine zoological park based in Orlando, Florida stated a record income of $293.3
74 Million Tourists Visited Orlando Last Year, Almost Reaching Pre-Pandemic Levels Recently the WHO announced that COVID-19 is no longer a global concern. Well before this announcement, Orlando Florida saw
New Orlando Baseball Stadium Will Cost $1.7 Billion And Hopefully Attract A New MLB Franchise A new Orlando baseball stadium will cost $1.7 Billion and will hopefully attract a new
A Winter Park Advocacy Groups Sets It’s Sites On Fixing State Road 426 A group of residents in Winter Park have created an advocacy group that is set on fixing
Brightline Is The New Train Connecting Orlando To Miami In 3 Hours Brightline is the new train connecting Orlando to Miami in 3 hours. No more congested highways, expensive gas,
Orlando Renters Struggle Just To Receive Vouchers For Housing Only 1 in 12 cost laden renters can get their hands on a housing voucher. This is the lowest number in
Obscure National Holidays Coming Up This Month! When you think of April, usually spring and Easter come to mind, right? Believe it or not, there are so many unique and
Top Art Festivals Coming Up In Central Florida 2023!
Sip N Savor 2023 ICON Park Sip n’ Savor 2023 release ICON Park hosts 5 the annual Sip n’ Savor. A portion of the event proceeds to be donated to
The Best Waterfront Restaurants For Summer In Orlando Well, its summer time in Florida again and we bet you’re looking for a few cool hang out spots for the sunny
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Image © US Ghost Adventures If you want to have a hauntingly good time this Halloween, there are plenty of locations throughout Central Florida where you have the opportunity to
As summer’s pace gives way to the rhythms of autumn, we find ourselves drawn back together—in stadiums and concert halls, around dinner tables, in gardens, and beneath the changing sky.