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Disney's Boardwalk is located along the water's edge close to Epcot and surrounds the Disney's Boardwalk Villas. Although guests are able to visit the Boardwalk during the day, at night is when most people choose to visit because of the nightlife and entertainment for adults that is offered.
Built to resemble an seaside town from the '30s, the Boardwalk features a delightful and festive atmosphere that offers a sports bar, a dance hall, restaurants, a piano bar, and an art gallery. Live entertainment at night includes the Atlantic Dance Hall for guests 21 and older featuring popular music mixed by a DJ.
There is also Jellyrolls, which is a piano bar, where guests can also make requests and sing along. For the sports fans, the ESPN Club features three sections: Sports Central, which is a restaurant with television broadcasts of games, The Sidelines, which has an entertainment center, and The Yard, which is a sports arcade.
The choice of restaurants includes family settings and seafood specialties. There are also several stores selling sweets, souvenirs, and apparel, making for a leisurely evening walk. The Wyland Gallery showcases a world famous painter, Wyland, who is known for his oceanic paintings of marine life. To add to the ambiance there are sporadic sidewalk performances.
If staying at Disney's Boardwalk Villas, just step outside. Other nearby hotels include the Walt Disney World Swan and the Walt Disney World Dolphin. Disney shuttle buses and boats also transport guests to and from this location.
URL: http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/wdw/moreMagic/moreMagicLanding?id=BoardwalkLandingPage
Florida's third largest city is America's number one tourist destination. The Sunshine State has always had the weather and laid back vibe to attract vacationers. In 1965 Mr. Walt Disney announced the plans that would eventually make Orlando the most visited city in America. Today Disney World shares the over 50 million Orlando area visitors each year with other popular destinations.
Disney World alone, with its amusement and water parks, can easily take up five or six days with the family. Walt Disney World includes the Magic Kingdom, Epcot Center, Hollywood Studios, Animal Kingdom, Typhoon Lagoon, Blizzard Beach and Downtown Disney. Sea World and Universal Orlando are great accompaniments to fill in a longer family vacation.
Universal Drive is a tourist destination for night owls. This lively thoroughfare is packed with recognizable restaurants, bars, clubs, and tourist friendly shopping. Tourism is big business in Orlando but it is not the only game in town. Locals enjoy some great nightlife as well. Orange Avenue and Church Street are the center of a bar and music scene that comes alive when the sun goes down. Orlando is an example of a prioritized and carefully laid out city. It's not difficult to sell Orlando as a great Vacation destination. It is number one in America for good reason.
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