SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE

Our condos are just 8 minutes from Disney World and located within Champions Gate, which is just off Exit 58 on I-4.

The Magic Kingdom Park

The Magic Kingdom park is what usually springs to mind for most people when you mention Disney World, probably because it was the first of the four parks to be opened (in 1971). The park does get busy, so get there early and you'll see so much more. Stop by the home of the world's most famous mouse in 'Mickey Toontown Fair' and have a look at where the big cheese actually lives. Take a thrill ride across the galaxy on 'Space Mountain', explore the ghostly happenings at the 'Haunted Mansion', or prepare to get wet with Brer Rabbit and friends on 'Splash Mountain'. Do try and catch one of the wonderful parades featuring some of your favourite Disney characters, and don't come home before you've seen the fireworks high above Cinderella Castle. It's a long day, but an absolute must! [ More » ]

Disney's Animal Kingdom

Disney's Animal Kingdom, opened in 1998, is the most recent addition to Walt Disney World Resort and is the largest Disney theme park in the world. Animal conservation was a subject close to Walt Disney's heart and the creators of the park have designed it around this theme, which makes the Animal Kingdom a great combination of the magic and fun of Disney and the beauty and splendor of Mother Nature. Ride 'Kilimanjaro Safaris' where the animals are almost close enough to touch. Come face to face with a magnificent troop of gorillas, or travel back in time on 'Dinosaur'. [ More » ]

Disney MGM Studios

Take a journey through 'tinsel town', courtesy of the Disney MGM Studios, where the theme is Hollywood classic movies and popular television entertainment. Battle imperial star-fighters in the 'Star Tours' motion simulator, then take your seats for the exciting live show 'Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular', Jim Henson's 'Muppet 3D Movie', and other superb live shows like 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame'. The afternoon parade features characters from the latest animated Disney blockbuster. [ More » ]

Epcot

The Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow - known by its acronym EPCOT - was the second park to be built and opened in 1982. With its dual themes of international culture and technological innovation, EPCOT is a showcase for cutting edge technology and an eclectic mix of international entertainment and cuisine. In 'Future World', you get an enthralling look at the very latest developments in science and technology and their impact on our modern world, all presented in a fun and often-interactive setting. [ More » ]

Pleasure Island

If it's clubbing you're into, then head over to Downtown Disney Pleasure Island. 'Mannequins' is a dance palace of epic proportions for over 21s, but there's jazz, comedy, hip hop, and country and western on offer as well. Visit the 'Adventurers Club', a little on the wacky side with its off the wall look at life in the 'Raj', then head outside with your family for a non-stop street party with live shows and fireworks. [ More » ]

Downtown Disney West Side

The 'West Side' features a huge Virgin Megastore for cheap CDs, a 20 cinema complex to catch the latest films, live music at the 'House of Blues', and numerous excellent eateries like 'Wolfgang Puck Café' and Bongo's Cuban Care'. 'Disney Quest Indoor Interactive Theme Park' is a video game fanatics dream come true, with 5 floors of high tech entertainment! The amazing 'Cirque Du Soleil', a mix of street theatre and circus artistry, is hard to describe and although it's not the cheapest ticket in town, it's worth every penny. [ More » ]

The Disney water parks

'Blizzard Beach' and 'Typhoon Lagoon' - are great fun and suitable for all ages. Make sure you have sun block with you and keep re-applying it at regular intervals. In the blazing heat of the summer 2-3 hours without any shade is plenty, so don't be tempted to overdo it, especially on your first day! Remember to drink plenty of water too. [ More » ]

Disney Quest

'Disney Quest' is an indoor interactive theme park, combining cutting-edge entertainment technologies such as virtual reality and 3-D with Disney stories and characters to create a unique experience. Climb into a real river raft, ride the rapids and avoid hungry dinosaurs in the 'Virtual Jungle Cruise'. Design your own roller coaster and then ride it on 'Cyberspace Mountain'. Explore five floors of virtual fun with over 250 attractions, rides and games. [ More » ]

Universal Studios

Park number one is where Hollywood, movies and television come alive in numerous rides, shows and attractions. 'Jaws' is always good value, as is the revamped 'ET'. The 'Back to the Future' ride is still one of the best simulator rides ever and 'Terminator 2:3-D' is definitely worth the wait. It's a great day and lots of fun! [ More » ]

Islands Of Adventure

Park number two is an all-new theme park definitely designed for the 21st century. You'll experience some of the world's most advanced ride and show technologies on five exciting islands. [ More » ]