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Disney's Marketplace is dedicated to browsing and shopping. Although the main attraction is Disney themed shopping, there are kiosks selling snacks and other crafts, as well as a variety of restaurants. Arguably, the most popular shop is The World of Disney, which is the biggest Disney store in the world. It is divided into twelve sections selling toys, stuffed animals, household items, collectibles, clothing, and gifts. 

In addition to this, there is a salon for the girls to dress up as princesses, as well as a room just for boys' activities. Other popular shops include Once Upon A Toy, where children young and old can find a wide variety of toys; Lego Imagination Center, which has an outdoor play area with Lego pieces, offering parents a chance to sit down and relax for a while; Ghirardelli Soda Fountain and Chocolate Shop, famous for their fudge Sunday; and Eurospain, a shop selling fine crystal where guests can watch the process of glassblowing. Disney's Days of Christmas was made especially for the Christmas aficionados and is open all year round, while Disney's Wonderful World of Memories offers stationary and scrapbooks. 

For beach and surf wear, go to Summer Sands. Restaurants include Cap'N Jack's Oyster Bar Restaurant, serving seafood, McDonald's, and Fulton's Crab House, which offers more sophisticated fare. For those who enjoy going out on the water, there is boating and fishing at Cap'n Jack's Marina.

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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.
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