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10/20/2021

10/20/2021

09/11/2021

The array of fun-filled adventure in Margaritaville Cottages Orlando goes beyond our incredible location and proximity to theme parks. Scotty B is here to highlight all the nightlife located right here at our resort! Start your night at Fins Up Beach Club and enjoy live music, classic Margaritaville drinks, delicious food, and good company around the fire pit. Enjoy a table at the outdoor bar or take a sip and dip in our pool and whirlpool bath! Head over to the Promenade at Sunset Walk for endless entertainment and dining options at local spots like The Wharf or Estefan's Kitchen. The Promenade at Sunset Walk offers a variety of street side events, including live bands, pop-up art shows, and live street performers and DJs, like Scotty B! Owning a vacation home in Margaritaville Cottages Orlando guarantees that when the sun goes down, you'll still have endless adventure!

06/23/2021

Euphoria Fish House brings the best of Florida’s celebrated seafood scene to your plate with Margaritaville flair. With “Euphoria” taking its name from Jimmy Buffett’s beloved yacht, this upscale dining destination kindles a tropical sense of intimate luxury with an impressive show kitchen and an inviting lounge. Whether you’re enjoying a casual gourmet lunch or a romantic evening with someone special, our culinary masters will wow you with a delectable menu of fresh and flavorful favorites. Located on the upper level of the hotel, Euphoria Fish House is open to both resort guests and locals.

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05/09/2021

Island H2O Live!, Orlando's most immersive and technologically advanced water park, is now open at Margaritaville Resort Orlando! For those looking to add a little "thrill" to their day, the park offers over 20 experiences, including several exhilarating drop slides, a lazy river, a wave pool, a children’s area to ensure fun for the whole family.

This water park is the first of its kind and themed completely around social media. Streaming and posting your experience is all a part of the fun – simply sync up your wristband with our app and make some waves!

Buy your tickets online before you arrive so you can speed through entry and become a VIP! Island H2O Live! is completely interactive with games and experiences that let you earn points good for food and merchandise discounts, and the ability to control the streaming playlist!

04/30/2021

Staying in Margaritaville Cottages Orlando gives vacationers easy access to nearby Orlando theme parks. With an easy change in latitude, you can spend your summer days with family at Disney, Universal Studios, SeaWorld, and more! All conveniently located just minutes from Margaritaville. Don't miss out on the chance to stay in a Margaritaville vacation home in Orlando where you can enjoy all that the city has to offer and be back home to in time to relax!

03/29/2021

More than 170 golf courses exist in the Orlando Metro area.
In addition, there are numerous options, as Driver ranges, minigolf, golf courses of 9 and 18 holes and large complexes of 27 holes or more. Our research includes public and private golf courses and is headed by Bay Hill, the home of the PGA Tour, Arnold Palmer Invitational.

03/28/2021

Windsor Hills Resort is located in Kissimmee Florida, minutes away from Walt Disney World.

02/26/2021

ORLANDO SPRING BREAK IDEAS FOR ADULTS
Between the Florida’s natural beauty and Orlando’s iconic attractions, it’s no wonder The City Beautiful is a world-renowned spring break destination. And while it’s true that Orlando has plenty of fun options for the entire family, both Orlando residents and visitors alike can also find activities for the adults in the group.

Whether you’re looking to kick back on the beach and forget your worries or conquer an obstacle course and get your blood pumping, it’s never too early to start planning for your next adventures in Florida. Take a look at some of our favorite activities even the adults will enjoy.

Visit the Flower & Garden Festival

Nothing says spring like flowers in full bloom! Take a trip to Disney’s Epcot (always a favorite with the adults in the crew) to enjoy the International Flower & Garden Festival, starting in March. Besides the beautiful blooms, you can enjoy eats, drinks and entertainment.

Hit the beach

Soak in the sun at one of the many beaches surrounding the Orlando area! Whether it’s New Smyrna, Cocoa or Daytona, adults and kids alike enjoy Florida’s iconic east coast beaches. Pack up a speaker, towels, lunch and plenty of water for the perfect beach day with your besties. You can’t go wrong with this spring break classic!

Relax at a resort

Both locals in need of a staycation and visitors to the Sunshine State can explore the countless hotels and resorts in Orlando. Whether you’re looking to work on a tan at the pool or be pampered at the spa, rest and relaxation are always a great element of a vacation.

Hang out at a rope adventure park

If you’re looking for a bit more action on your spring break, let out your inner child and try out rope park or a tree to tree adventure park! Whether you’re looking to zipline Orlando, conquer a ropes course or simply get your adrenaline pumping with an exciting treetop trek, Orlando Tree Trek is your one-stop-shop when it comes to adventure. In addition to our 97 aerial challenges, we’re home to one of Central Florida’s best adventure park ziplines with twin 425’ ziplines! With four adult courses and a separate courses for the kids, Orlando Tree Trek is the perfect spring break thrill for any adventurer.

Give us a call at 407-390-9999 or visit our website here to book your spring break tree to tree adventures today!

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02/21/2021

Orlando Florida is best known for its exciting theme parks, perfect weather, and gorgeous lakes.With entertainment and activities for all ages, Its no wonder this city attracts over 60 million visitors every year! From roller coasters to rocket ships, let's discover the 10 best things to do in Orlando!

02/19/2021

21 Secrets You Never Knew About Magic Kingdom

What do Tony the Tiger, a wildlife refuge outside of New Orleans, and John Wayne have in common? They’ve all got ties to Disney World’s Magic Kingdom and I’m gonna tell you how right now.

02/12/2021

Donut lovers, we’ve got the spot for you! Everglazed is now open at Disney Springs - they offer homemade donuts and unique cold brew coffees daily, including indulgent flavors and photo-worthy treats.

Ready to visit? Find Everglazed at Disney Springs West End by AMC and Splitsville.

02/08/2021

2020 was quite a year fellas. Despite the effects of COVID-19 on the amusement industry, we did get some quality attractions here in Orlando last year like Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway at Disney’s Hollywood Studios and the Bourne Stuntacular at Universal Studios Florida. However, this year we are in for quite a treat. The Florida theme park industry is back and better than ever. So for today, let’s take a look at what’s on the horizon for Florida’s theme parks in 2021.

02/07/2021

Your pup will love the Barkaritaville dog park where furry friends can chill and play in a safe environment!

02/04/2021

Scotty B is here to tell you about one of the best parts of being a Cottage owner at Margaritaville Cottages Orlando. Promenade at Sunset Walk is just a short walk, bike ride, or shuttle away from our Cottages. With Disney Resorts just next door and endless dining options, live entertainment, events, and shopping you won’t have to go far from your paradise!

02/04/2021

Welcome to Water's Edge! Scotty B is here to discuss our new collection of cottages located in the heart of Margaritaville! In our spacious and comfortable cottages you'll get the most out of your vacation. During your stay you can keep up your regular routines with the use of our fitness center or join us for some fun outdoor activities! Enjoy the balance between a healthy body and mind right here in Margaritaville.

01/31/2021

25 Surprising And Very Random Disney Facts You Might Not Know

1. To say Walt Disney had a lot riding on Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs would be an understatement. Not only had he borrowed money to complete the film, he also mortgaged his home to help finance it.
Obviously, the film was an absolute hit. But before its release, most of the Hollywood press thought the film would be a box office bomb (in fact, Walt's wife, Lillian, thought it would bomb too).

2. Snow White was the first film to release an accompanying soundtrack.

3. But Snow White wasn't the first time Disney released music from its films to the public. A few years earlier, in 1933, the 78 rpm record for "Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?" from The Three Little Pigs was a big seller (FTR, it was just a single and not a soundtrack).
In fact, The Three Little Pigs was so popular that Disney released lots of different merchandise of the characters.

4. In 1930, a Mickey Mouse writing tablet became the first Disney character merchandise. Walt Disney agreed to license the character to a company in New York (for $300) because he needed the money at the time:
The writing tablet license made the studio realize they could increase their revenue through merchandise.

5. "When You Wish Upon a Star," from Pinocchio , was the first Disney song to win the Oscar for Best Original Song.

6. During World War II, 90% of what Walt Disney Studios produced was for the Allies' war effort (i.e. propaganda films, training films, print campaigns, etc.).
7. Cinderella was the first time Disney shot the entire film in live-action first, and then used it for reference to animate the movie.
Disney in the past had shot certain scenes for its animated films in live-action (for references purposes for the animators). But it chose to do it for Cinderella because they not only wanted the characters to move as humanly as they could, but also because it would help cut costs since it would be the template for exactly how the finished product should look.

8. The narrator for Cinderella — whose voice you hear at the beginning of the movie — is voice actor Betty Lou Gerson, who was also the voice of Cruella de Vil in 101 Dalmatians.

9. Both Lady Tremaine and Maleficent are voiced by the same actor: Eleanor Audley.

10. Eleanor Audley is also the voice of Madame Leota in the Haunted Mansion ride.
Eleanor is the voice, but not the face you see in the crystal ball — that is Imagineer Leota Toombs Thomas.

11. The Haunted Mansion has the distinction of being placed in a different land in every Disney park that has it.
At Disneyland, the attraction is located in New Orleans Square; at the Magic Kingdom, it's in Liberty Square; at Tokyo Disneyland, it's located in Fantasyland; while at Disneyland Paris, it's located in Frontierland.

12. Sleeping Beauty took a long time to make. It first went into production in 1951 and wasn't released into theaters until 1959.
Reportedly, one of the reasons why it was in production for so long was because Walt Disney was distracted, as he was building Disneyland at the same time.

13. The design of Anita in 101 Dalmatians was partly based on Julie Andrews.
At the time, Julie was famous for playing Eliza Doolittle on Broadway in My Fair Lady.

14. According to Jeffery Sherman, son of Robert Sherman (of the famous Sherman Brothers), he inspired the Mary Poppins song "A Spoonful of Sugar" after he told his dad that he had gotten his polio vaccine on a sugar cube.

15. Dick Van Dyke’s notorious Cockney accent was partially to blame on his Irish vocal coach Pat O'Malley, who, according to him, "didn't do an accent any better than I did."

16. Julie Andrews was not the first person to play Mary Poppins on screen. It was Mary Wickes, who played the character in 1949 in a one-hour TV adaptation that was part of CBS’s Studio One series.
So, yup, technically Disney was not the first to adapt Mary Poppins for the screen.

17. Coincidentally, Mary Wikes has a role in another classic Disney film — she played Sister Mary Lazarus in the Sister Act films.

18. Disney wanted to get the Beatles to cameo as the vultures in The Jungle Book , but they turned them down. Reportedly, John Lennon was the one who did not like the idea and refused to be a part of it.
Jon Favreau (who directed the live-action adaption) tried to pay homage to that by trying to get Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr to appear as vultures in the 2016 film, but said he was unable to get in contact with them.

19. Disneyland's King Arthur Carousel is older than the park itself. It was built in 1922 for the Sunnyside Beach Park in Toronto.
Although, when Walt first got the carousel, it featured other animals besides horses (like deer and giraffes). So they had to locate more horses to fill out the carousel.

20. The Enchanted Tiki Room (which opened in 1963) was the first attraction at Disneyland to have air-conditioning.
They needed to install an air-conditioning system in order to keep the computer system that ran it cool.

21. The Black Hole was Disney's first movie to receive a PG rating.
According to the film's director, Gary Nelson, they went out of their way to not get a G rating.

22. Early in the development of The Little Mermaid , both Joan Collins and Bea Arthur were approached to voice Ursula.
The film's writer-directors, Ron Clements and John Musker, envisioned Bea in the role and approached her agent, who rejected it after seeing the description of the character as having a "Bea Arthur-type basso voice" and was angry that they would think of their client as a witch.
Howard Ashman, who on top of writing the lyrics for the film was also a producer, was a fan of Dynasty and envisioned Ursula as a glamorous Alexis Carrington–type character. However, Joan was reportedly blocked from even auditioning by her boss Aaron Spelling, who thought that it would ruin her credibility as an actor to voice a cartoon character.

23. The ballroom scene in Beauty and the Beast features an only gold and blue color scheme — that was chosen because those colors represent Belle.
Belle was in blue during the beginning of the movie because she is colder and reserved, the gold dress represents that she is now warmer and no longer the same person she was during the start of the film.

24. The version of "Beauty and the Beast" that Mrs. Potts sings in the film was the very first take Angela Lansbury sang.
What's more surprising is that she had been up all night the night before and actually almost didn't make the recording — she had been on a flight to get to the recording in New York, when a bomb threat was called on the plane she was on. They were forced to make an emergency landing and had to wait around for hours before they could take off again. But she came in to the studio and knocked it out of the park.

25. And finally, the 1993 teaser trailer for The Lion King was the first time Disney ever released an entire scene as a trailer: