Even though it is the busiest time of the year and things may take a little longer to achieve, it is the most spectacular and enjoyable time to be in Orlando. A time for making many happy and lasting memories.
We wish you a very Happy New Year and enjoyable 2011.
THE POLAR EXPRESS EXPERIENCE
WINTER WONDERLAND ON ICE
SHAMU CHRISTMAS
A SESAME CHRISTMAS
CLYDE AND SEAMORE’S COUNTDOWN TO CHRISTMAS
SEA OF TREES
FIREWORKS AND FOUNTAINS FINALE
December through to Jan. 2nd 2011 for more information go to:- http://seaworldchristmascelebration.com/Orlando/
MACY’S HOLIDAY PARADE and GRINCHMAS SHOW
December 4th 2010 until January 2011
Magic Kingdom Walt Disney World, Orlando
MICKEY’S VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS PARTY
December 2, 3, 5, 7, 9, 10, 12, 14, 16, 17, & 19, 2010
Epcot Walt Disney World, Orlando
CANDLELIGHT PROCESSION
November 26th to December 30th 2010
Disney’s Hollywood Studios
THE OSBORNE FAMILY SPECTACLE OF LIGHTS
November 2010 to January 3rd 2011
Disney’s parades
From November 2010 to January 3rd 2011
Animal Kingdom
MICKEY’S JINGLE JUNGLE
Magic Kingdom
MICKEY’S VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS PARADE
Epcot celebrates
HOLIDAYS AROUND THE WORLD
November 2010 to December 30th 2010
Downtown Disney
FESTIVAL OF THE SEASONS
Meet Santa in his Chalet.
November 2010 to December 24th 2010
Downtown Celebration
‘SNOW’
November 2010 to December 31st.2010
At Gaylord Palms Resort twenty minutes from Orlando International airport and five minutes from Walt Disney World you can witness a spectacular Christmas Wonderland, visit the holiday scenes carved from ice, ice sculptures made by artisans from china, ice slides 30feet tall, Christmas trees with amazing lighting and a story theme from the classic ‘Twas the night before Christmas’
Open daily from November 2010 to January 2011
Booking a ticket in advance is recommended.
Thanksgiving Day is celebrated this year November 25th 2010.
This historic event began as a religious celebration to give thanks to God by the original Pilgrims in the year 1621. After the United States had gained independence it then became an annual event.
The first feast included turkey, venison, fowl, fish, lobster, corn, pumpkin, squash, fruit, berries, and pumpkin.
The celebration also remembers the native Indians that helped teach the pilgrims how to cook and survive.
Nowadays Thanksgiving is a time spent with family and friends, feasting on a different variety of rich food, a time of feasting and enjoyment and ‘thankfulness’
For news on what’s happening for Veterans Day in Orlando go to:- http://www.cityoforlando.net/executive/communications/events/veterans/index.htm
There is still time to visit this culinary festival which is open until November 14th 2010.
At Epcot theme park WDW Florida.
For more information:- http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/parks/epcot/special-events/epcot-international-food-and-wine-festival/
The Great American Pie Festival is being held at Celebration on Saturday April 24th to Sunday April 25th 2010.
An award ceremony will take place for the ‘National Pie Championship 2010’ and the award-winning pies will be showcased in Celebration at the event.
For more information:- www.piecouncil.org.
Kissimmee are trying out a new eco-friendly ‘permeable paving’ mixture at the exit driveway behind the Kissimmee civic centre. It is the first city in Central Florida to use this method.
For more info. Go to http://www.kissimmee.org/
Happy New Year to all in Orlando and all our readers everywhere, wishing you a happy and prosperous year ahead.
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