Wednesday, February 27, 2008

Secure a Lifetime of Orlando Vacations With a Timeshare

With it's family-friendly attractions, warm sunny climate and world-class golfing, it's easy to see why vacationers come from all over the globe to experience this beloved city in America's Sunshine State.

Orlando's attractions aren't just for kids, which is why many vacationers have decided to make vacations to this beloved city a regular part of their lifestyle. A timeshare can help you and your family secure a lifetime of vacations (perfect for any age) in beautiful Orlando.  In fact, Florida is one of the top ten timeshare destinations in the world, with Orlando attracting the largest percentage of its visitors.

Orlando timeshare come in all shapes and sizes. From the five-star rated Westgate Towers, which is ideally located just one mile from the gates of Walt Disney World; to the Star Island Resort and Club which specializes in celebrity-style treatment of every guest, there are hundreds of timeshares to choose from in Orlando.

This huge array of choices guarantees that there's a resort out there for you, but with so many options to choose from, finding the perfect one might seem like a daunting task. One way to make choosing the perfect vacation property fun is to rent timeshare at a few different resorts. As a renter you'll reap many of the benefits of ownership (like reduced rates and expanded units). When you rent you get to explore the timesharing lifestyle at dozens of resorts, with no long term commitment. You certainly won't complain, but you might be wondering: how are timeshare so cost-effective?

Timeshare's budget-friendliness comes from shared ownership.  Essentially, timeshares make it possible for individuals to own, and pay for only a portion of vacation property. Several owners (sometimes as many as 52, one for each week) will pitch in on the rights to one unit. You'll share the cost of ownership and usage.

If you're considering purchasing timeshare, but are working within a budget, consider buying timeshare resale. Rather than purchasing direct, where resorts sell timeshare at highly-inflated pricing, when you buy resale you can often save thousands.

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Thursday, April 19, 2007

Swim with the Dolphins at the Orlando World Center


(openPR) - [Orlando, Fl. – April, 2007] – Discover a once in a lifetime adventure with the Orlando World Center Marriott Resort’s “Swim with the Dolphins Experience,” an exhilarating Florida resort package.

This unforgettable package encompasses one-night deluxe accommodations at the Orlando resort complete with a complimentary upgrade to a pool-view room, buffet breakfast in Solaris Restaurant and one-day all-inclusive admission to Discovery Cove for two. Guests also receive a pass for seven consecutive days for unlimited admission to SeaWorld® Orlando or Busch Gardens® Tampa Bay.

Admission to Discovery Cove features a reserved dolphin swim experience (must be at least six years of age to swim with the dolphins), unlimited access to the Coral Reef, Ray Lagoon, Resort Pool, Tropical River and free-flight Aviary, complimentary parking and use of snorkel gear, wet suits, towels, lockers, lunch buffet, snacks and beverages.

The one-night package at this Orlando luxury resort starts at only $714 per room, for two and is valid now through December 31. Additional package prices are available for up to five people upon request.

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Wednesday, December 20, 2006

Orlando Plans $68 million ad campaign to promote itself as ultimate famaily destination

ORLANDO, Fla. (December 15, 2006) – Orlando/Orange County Convention & Visitors Bureau, Inc. (Orlando CVB) executives today announced plans to launch a two-year, $68 million advertising campaign highlighting Orlando’s unique and powerful family vacation experiences over competing vacation options. Launching in first quarter 2007, the unprecedented Orlando destination advertising campaign appeals to the current mindset of moms who are looking for ways to use vacation time to reconnect family members and bring them closer together.

With the slogan, “Built for families. Made for memories.”, the new campaign is the most integrated and comprehensive undertaking in Orlando’s history and represents a 240% increase in advertising spending over 2005-2006 levels.

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Tuesday, December 05, 2006

Low Disney Prices for January and February 2007

This is the Year of a Million Dreams at Disney World and hopefully there will be enough to go around for all the kids who have their hearts set on receiving a trip to Orlando as a holiday gift. Savvy parents will opt to sit out the holidays at home and instead take advantage of the value season, one of the best times to save a buck and headaches at Disney. The shortest lines come from now until December 19, in what is known as December dead weeks, and then again in the holiday hangover period, specifically from January 1 through early February.

The mouse is also offering a hangover helper with specially discounted packages that includes free ticket upgrades worth about $100 per person. The upgrades turn the Magic Your Way base ticket into a Park Hopper that allows visitors to come and go from one theme park to another each day. The Free Water Park Fun and More Upgrade permits a total of four visits per person to their choice of a Disney water park, DisneyQuest indoor interactive theme park, or the downtown Disney Pleasure Island nightclubs.

The four-night Magic Your Way package is available for travel most nights January 1- February 14, starting at $377 per adult, $221 per junior, and $182 per child based on double occupancy. This offer and includes a standard room at a Disney value resort, theme park tickets, and free ticket upgrades. Call Walt Disney Travel Company at 800-327-2996 and ask for package code zcm. The booking deadline is December 16.

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Saturday, November 11, 2006

Orlando

Orlando is best known for the many tourist attractions in the area, particularly the nearby Walt Disney World Resort. With other area attractions such as SeaWorld and Universal Orlando Resort, and downtown Orlando, in excess of 50 million tourists visit each year.

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