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Jan 27, 2021
12:30:47pm

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A drive to Cape Canaveral and the NASA museum was always a nice change-up to the

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IUCougar

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A week in Orlando. Kids love Disney and Harry Potter. What else should we do?

jvquarterback

1/27/21 12:03pm

GME capital gains?

Sock Gnome

1/27/21 12:04pm

SeaWorld is perfect for those ages

1/27/21 12:05pm

Also, Discovery Cove is highly rated and unique

1/27/21 12:08pm

DL Paris for a day was cheaper the DL for a week.

jvquarterback

1/27/21 2:25pm

I was lucky enough to visit Disneyland in Shanghai

mncstr

1/27/21 3:33pm

Agree on Seaworld, has big coasters for the older kids and lots for the littles

therock

1/27/21 12:29pm

I like the idea of winging it. Have 2-3 days where if your tied just stay in

paulb

1/27/21 12:06pm

Disney Springs for shopping. Eat some Poutine

newbie

1/27/21 12:09pm

Clearwater Beach

1/27/21 12:14pm

Volcano Bay. Was pretty awesome and cheaper than the other Universal parks

Druick

1/27/21 12:19pm

Cocoa beach is cool because it has the original RonJon’s. It’s an hour away.

DwigtA2RM

1/27/21 12:22pm

A drive to Cape Canaveral and the NASA museum was always a nice change-up to the

IUCougar

1/27/21 12:30pm

Silver Springs - we did a paddleboard tour and it was awesome

celtic_ranger_dad

1/27/21 12:34pm

The Harry Potter stuff is in 2 parks.

mncstr

1/27/21 12:48pm

Yes, you definitely need 2 days for the 2 Universal parks

therock

1/27/21 5:41pm

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