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Loose Fishing Expeditions. Medieval Times Dinner Show ![]() Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament / Kissimmee Located on Highway 192 - just 6 miles east of I-4 between guide markers 14 & 15. Shows are nightly and reservations are highly recommended Call 800-229-8300 / 407-396-1518 for reservations Description: Inside a fully enclosed, 11th century style castle, you'll feast on a four-course medieval banquet served by serfs and wenches while watching spectacular pageantry. You'll cheer for brave knights on horseback competing in medieval tournament games, jousting matches and sword fighting. It's a show the whole family will enjoy. Cypress
Gardens The everyday loveliness of the original gardens and the elegance of a serene lake cruise aboard the Southern Breeze* paddle wheel boat brings guests back year after year. See over 1,000 free-flying butterflies in Wings of Wonder®, the Butterfly Conservatory or laugh at the antics of the lories and lorikeets in the "Birdwalk" aviary delighting guests of all ages. Bedazzling world-class seasonal floral and lighting festivals; scenic floral boat rides; wildlife sanctuary; NEW! Summer Wacky Water Park and so much more! *Restrictions apply. NEW IN 2001 The FloraDome A new horticultural exhibit in honor of Cypress Gardens' 65th anniversary features seasonal displays: March 1-April 15, Fuchsias and Begonias; May 1-June 15, Impatiens, Ferns & Mosses; July 1-August 15, Spectacular Caladiums & Siam Tulip Gingers; Sept. 1-Nov. 1, A Tropical Paradise of Orchids and Bromeliads; Nov. 21-Jan. 6 Poinsettias. Moscow on Ice presents Skate the States Ice Show Travel throughout the United States without leaving your seat! This awe-inspiring show highlights the beauty and grace of world class performers in this exciting new rendition. Showcased states include Florida, Louisiana, Colorado, Michigan, California, Texas and New York. At Gardens' Gate Theater A
visit to the At Gardens' Gate Theater showcases the popular PBS series
by Cypress Gardens' Chief Horticulturist Joe Freeman. Each week a new
show is featured. Learn Tips on Garden Design, Urban Gardening, Gifts
from the Garden, and Garden How To's. 2001 Ski Odyssey Ski Show This new
rendition choreographed in-house by the Greatest American Ski Team features
exciting music, beautiful costumes, the latest ski techniques blended
with action-packed water skiing stunts performed by world-class athletes.
This new show promotes Cypress Gardens as the "Water Ski Capital of the
Universe." Gator Gulch Located in Nature's Boardwalk, Gator Gulch features
50 five-foot alligators AND (for a nominal fee) park guests have the opportunity
to hand-feed the gators. See these amazing creatures in a natural habitat
surrounded by lush tropical foliage. Kissimmee
Professional Dive Center Fun
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P. Leu Gardens Florida-Adventure Central
Florida Zoological Park You'll see wild new animals like the rare Puerto Rican crested toads, endangered Amur leopards, venomous King Cobra and colorful hyacinth macaws. The recently transformed Butterfly Sensory Garden incorporates touch, look, listen and smell stations to show how insect senses differ from those of humans in addition to the many plant varieties featured to attract and support all stages of the butterfly. Discovering animals is just the beginning. Over 75,000 school children participate in formal education programs every year, fostering an appreciation for animals and the importance of biodiversity. Programs like Two-to-the-Zoo for second graders and Curric-ZOO-lum for third grade students, integrate mathematics, language arts, geography and social science into a fun day of learning. Create Your Own ZOOVenture programs are customized to meet the needs of teachers. Whatever the program, they are all designed to meet Florida Sunshine State Standards requirements. Conservation of animals is paramount; many endangered species entrusted to our care may soon be extinct in the wild. Captive breeding programs may be their only hope for survival. Species Survival Plans, coordinated through the American Zoo and Aquarium Association, are attempting to maintain genetic diversity to ensure healthy, vigorous animals to reproduce now and in the future. If and when the world's habitats can be secured or restored, descendents of these animals may repopulate in their natural home ranges. Coming soon is a new Zoo for you! To continue providing recreational
and educational opportunities for our growing population, the Zoo is transforming.
This new Zoo, located at the current site, will be home to more animals
in new naturalistic exhibits, increased park space, a greater variety
of visitor amenities, expanded education facilities and an enhanced animal
care center. Groundbreaking for Phase One of this three-phase plan is
slated for the summer of 2001. You can visit the Zoo 24-hours a day at
www.centralfloridazoo.org or call 407/323-4450. The Zoo is open daily
from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m and is located at 4755 NW Highway 17-92 in
Sanford, Florida. The Zoo is a private, non-profit organization supported
primarily by admissions, concessions, contributions and memberships and
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