was there a wax museum at disney world in 1975? which disney world? orlando or key west?
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Disney World opened in Orlando October 1, 1971. There was no wax museum I'm aware of. Is it possible you're thinking of the Hall of Presidents which contains audio-animatronic figures of the US Presidents?\n\nThere is no Disney World in Key West.
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Well I have been a Depp fan since before it was even a cool thing, Orlando though is a definite second on my list.. My granddaughter finds this hysterical that gramma thinks orlando is a hottie.... Hey I may be a granny but I ain't dead
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http://themeparks.universalstudios.com/\n\nAmerica:\nHollywood, California\nOrlando, Florida\n\nWorld:\nOsaka, Japan\nGermany - In planning stage (2005)\nUniversal once owned Port Aventura, Spain, which was sold in 2004.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Studios_Theme_Parks
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Florida, although the sunshine state has it's share of huricanes, Chads, Jebs, and Orange juice, I will take these anyday over earthquakes, Smog, Arnold, OJ Simpson,and all the other kooks out there in lala land.  Florida's house of Mickey (Disney World, Epcot) kicks Cali's Disneyland butt!!!
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1. No, because DisneyLand never appeared in Orlando. It appeared in Anaheim, California and not even Walt Disney World appeared in Orlando. It appeared in Lake Buena Vista, Florida (Orlando is right outside.)\n\n2. No, because "with no one creative behind them" is very untrue. Walt Disney and his fellow Imagineers were all very creative.\n\n3. No, because this statement makes no sense.
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Ok... I love Disney much more than you. Particularly, Walt Disney World and not the Disney Channel, and I guarantee I know much more about anything Disney-related than you. In fact, you can check out my best answers. Almost every single one is a Disney question.\n\nAnd, ok, I'll quiz you...\n(Even though it won't mean anything because anyone can search for the answers online.)\n\n1. Where was Walt Disney buried after his death?\n\n2. How many "real" ghosts supposedly haunt the Haunted Mansion?\n\n3. What are the names of the two Disney Cruise ships?\n\n4. At which Disney Resort is there a Cirque du Soleil show, and what is it called?\n\n5. What was the original name of Disney's Port Orleans Resort - Riverside at Walt Disney World?\n\nNow, anyone who truly loves Disney would know the answers off the top of their head.\n\nGood luck! Now, quiz me.
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in key west of course! jk i have no clue
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Wet N Wild in Orlando on International Drive.... about 1 hour 15 mins take the bee line
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look up "busineses in tarpon springs"
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Key West, Florida is great. We went on our honeymoon there and always return as a family. It has great sunrises and sunsets. It is like old Florida and as close to being in an adventure or pirate movie as you can get in the USA today.
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Downtown Disney in Orlando has many different ones all different kinds in one area.\nReally fun ! You can hop from one club to another for one price. \n\nThere are also places at citiwalk.
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The attraction was designed by the Disney Imagineers just when their AudioAnimatronic technology was kicking off. The Tell No Tales site provides a lot of history, and there's a new book out (which I've linked from Amazon) that goes into the attraction history as well.\n\nBack in the 60s, construction began on the New Orleans Square area of Disneyland. The ride was to be water-propelled, just like the ride in Its A Small World. You start off in a bayou at ground level (which the Blue Bayou restaurant looks out on). But because Disneyland wasn't big enough to hold the entire ride building, the Imagineers had to come up with a way to get visitors under the Disneyland Railroad tracks and into the backlot where the ride building would be built. They created three drops to take your vehicle from ground level underneath the tracks and into the ride building (the need to get under the tracks is also seen in the Indiana Jones Adventure and in the Haunted Mansion).\n\nThere's far more information on the sites I've linked than I can provide here.
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Gatorland is great. Kennedy Space Center is near by. Sea World is also a lot of fun. There is lots of shopping in the area as well as dining. You could also do putt-putt or go someplace like Wonderworks or the Hardrock valut. Downtown Disney and City walk are also great.\n\nHope this helps
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Hobby airport in Houston Texass It took Lil old me over a hour to get through security. Don't EVER buy a cash ticket the day before you fly from Houston to Orlando they will think you are a drug dealer and search you and all your luggage even checked !
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Try this weblink..it has a lot of information on the history of FL http://www.floridamemory.com/FloridaHighlights/
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Nick.com i think itd filmed in Orlando Studios in Floirdia, but i could be wrong.
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The beaches in Ft Lauderdale.  Key West is the best and most fun place I have been in Florida.  Miami is great for a more cosmopolitian feel.  Orlando is tourist gone wild.