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First opened in 1990, Universal Studios Florida is the first theme park at Universal Orlando Resort. It's designed to immerse guests in the world of movies, television, and pop culture. The park features various themed areas, each hosting attractions based on popular films and TV shows. Key areas include Production Central, New York, San Francisco, The Wizarding World of Harry Potter - Diagon Alley, World Expo, Springfield (home of The Simpsons), and Hollywood. Attractions range from high-tech thrill rides to family-friendly experiences. Popular rides include Harry Potter and the Escape from Gringotts, Despicable Me Minion Mayhem, The Simpsons Ride, and Revenge of the Mummy. The park also offers live shows, character meet-and-greets, and seasonal events like Halloween Horror Nights. Universal Studios Florida continually updates its attractions to keep up with current pop culture trends, ensuring a fresh experience for repeat visitors.

Universal Orlando Resort in Orlando, Florida features three theme parks: Universal Studios Florida, Universal's Islands of Adventure, and Volcano Bay water park. Universal Studios focuses on movie and TV-based attractions, while Islands of Adventure offers more thrill rides and fantastical themes. Volcano Bay is a tropical-themed water park with various slides and relaxation areas. A major highlight is The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, which spans both Universal Studios and Islands of Adventure, connected by the Hogwarts Express train ride. The resort includes CityWalk, an entertainment, dining, and shopping district. There are also several on-site hotels offering various themes and price points. Universal Orlando is known for its high-tech rides, immersive environments, and attractions based on popular franchises like Harry Potter, Marvel superheroes, and Jurassic Park.

The Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World in Florida is one world-renowned theme park that captures the essence of Disney's enchanting storytelling and imaginative worlds. Originally opened 1971, it serves as the flagship park of the Walt Disney World Resort. The Magic Kingdom is divided into six themed lands and each area is meticulously designed to immerse guests in unique experiences, from the swashbuckling adventures of Pirates of the Caribbean to the whimsical delights of It's a Small World. The iconic Cinderella Castle stands as the park's centerpiece, offering a picturesque backdrop and a symbol of the magic that Disney is known for. The Magic Kingdom also features a variety of parades, fireworks, and character meet-and-greets, creating unforgettable memories for visitors of all ages. Whether you're a fan of classic Disney attractions or seeking new adventures, the Magic Kingdom promises a day filled with wonder and excitement.

The Renaissance Fort Lauderdale-Plantation Hotel is a contemporary mid-rise hotel that is perfect for both vacation and business travelers visiting the western Fort Lauderdale area communities. Hotel features include a heated outdoor pool overlooking a tranquil lake, 24-hour fitness center with strength training and cardiovascular equipment, a newly designed lobby bar & restaurant, on-site marketplace, private concierge lounge and 9,612 square feet of event & meeting space. Visit our blog post to see our full review: https://endlesssummerflorida.com/renaissance-fort-lauderdale-west/

The Four Points by Sheraton Orlando International Drive is a affordable hotel located just outside of the Universal Orlando Resort. This contemporary art-deco style hotel was originally constructed in 1973 and features 301 rooms within a single, 21-story tower building. The property is a Universal Partner Hotel so it offers complimentary transportation to the Universal which is located less than five-minutes away. The Four Points is very well located along International Drive between the existing Universal theme parks as well Epic Universe which will to open in the summer 2025. Depending on the time of year, hotel rates at the Four Points by Sheraton Orlando International Drive typically average from around $125.00 per night for a standard room to more than $200 per night (considered to be fairly affordable for the area). Learn more at our recent blog post: https://endlesssummerflorida.com/four-points-sheraton-orlando/

Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort Spa is an elegant Victorian style property featuring 867 guest rooms and suites along with the adjacent Disney Vacation Club – Villas at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa. This resort is one of the highest quality (and most expensive) resorts in all of those on-site at the Walt Disney World Resort. The hotel is located on the “Monorail Loop” with stops not only at the Grand Floridian and the Magic Kingdom, but also Disney’s Contemporary Resort and Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort. Since you are located right outside of the Magic Kingdom park within the heart of the Walt Disney World Resort, guests will enjoy all that Disney has to offer right at their door step. Learn more at: https://tinyurl.com/mspb35ha