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C • O • N • T • E • N • T • S Features Parliament House Improves with Age 5 Gay Day at Islands of Adventure 6 Circuit Makers: Producer Bios 10 A Look Back at Gay Days 14 Parliament Party Highlights 23 Cassadaga – Unique Day Trip 26 11th Annual Gay Day at Magic Kingdom 33 Gay Days Resources Dear GayDays Attractions Guide 16 Gay Days Schedule at a Glance 20 V i s i t o r s , Events Guide 22 On behalf of the staff, volunteers and Transportation 29 the GLBT community, welcome to Community Orlando and all our communities’ Pride Month Events. Gay-Attractive Neighborhoods 12 Medical Services & Support 25 We are so happy once again to be the beneficiary of GayDayS.com. The Gay Friendly Eateries & Worship 27 Center has enjoyed the support of LesBiGay Bar Guide 32 GayDayS.com not only at Savoir Fair Maps but also throughout the year. The Savoir Fair Expo, at the Hotel Royal International Drive Map 26 Plaza has become a very exciting and Vi-Mi (Gay District) Map 27 fun event that you don’t want to miss. Downtown Orlando Map 31 Stop by to visit all the vendors and be sure to stop at The Center’s booth to Hospitality/Lake Buena Vista Map 32 say hello to all the volunteers that assist with the event. PROGRAM STAFF: Executive Director: 2001: A GayDays Odyssey On your way out, please be sure to Michael Wanzie drop a little something in the fish Managing Editor: Nan Schultz Official Photographer: bowls at the exit because 100% of your Art Director: Rachel Gardiner Dennis Butler donation goes directly to the Gay, Graphic Artist: Robert Merrick Slogan Contest Winner: Lesbian & Bisexual Community Center. Advertising Director: Jamie E. Borzenski Skip Alderman Slogan Contest Winner: Also, don’t forget to check out the Comptroller: Amy Rivera Ted Hart LesBiGay Bar and Club Guide on page Production & Editorial Best of Show Photo Winner: 32 and please be sure to visit one or Assistance: Diane Glassman & Richard Wolfe more of Orlando’s many world-class Cyberian Management Group, photo on page 14 Gay and Lesbian nightclubs or neigh- Inc. www.gocyberian.com borhood bars. Event promotion/Hospitality/Ticketing/Savoir Fair Yours In Pride, The GayDayS.com web site/Souvenir Program – Peter N. Pavich are services of: GayDays, Inc. Tommy Manley, President Executive Director 1011 Virginia Drive Suite 101 Orlando, 32803 (407) 896-8431 Gay, Lesbian & Bisexual Community Center GayDays, Inc. is registered with the state of Florida as a Seller of Travel, Registration # ST-33198 2 3 Parliament House Ripens With Age: Come Enjoy The New Fruits of a Vintage Orlando Landmark L ike a wine that improves over Completed Renovations time, the world-famous Make All Feel Welcome Parliament House Resort and The $2 million makeover of the Entertainment Complex gets better existing facilities has dramatically with age. improved the appearance and overall image of the hotel and has World-Class Resort Unfolds stimulated business. The club The biggest news coming out of the seems to become more popular P-House this year, is that they will with each passing day, and the soon be breaking ground on their resort’s rooms are sold out on much-anticipated time-share most nights. A variety of local condominiums. This multi-million groups and organizations such as dollar construction project, presently tennis, bowling and softball referred to as “The Gardens,” will leagues are utilizing the renovated utilize the 16 acres of land currently Footlight Theatre and Courtyard adjacent to the P-House, which was for banquets and other events. In once the Carolina Moon trailer park. addition to the normal bevy of hot The gardens will emerge as a guys, now lesbians, bisexuals and spectacular, five-star project that will transsexuals have also discovered absolutely stop traffic. The resort will a comfortable and welcoming feature 170 units, a swimming pool, environment. health club, specialty shops, secured With a nod to nostalgia, the multi- parking and immaculately Special events such as free concerts, million-dollar makeover retains this manicured gardens. Check out their plays and benefits for various chari- classic landmark sign. web site at ww w. p a r l i a m e n t h o u s e . c o m , ties have also helped the P-House to where you can keep up with the expand its relationship with the new-look, new- progress. image to attitude resort. Their sponsorship of Photographs of Like a wine that improves include the “Courtyard Concert Series” regu- the construction community larly brings top national, and as it progresses over time, the world-famous leadership. international recording acts to the through its As a result poolside Courtyard Stage on a month- metamorphosis, Parliament House Resort of these ly basis, giving the patrons yet another from and Entertainment Complex changes, great reason to party at the P-House. groundbreaking the P- to grand opening, gets better with age. Sponsorship Supports will be posted on House the web site. continues All GayDays Activities to assert itself as the premier gay Since the inception of GayDays, the On Tap Now resort worldwide. P-House has played a pivotal role in You’ll want to pay close attention to helping to grow the event with their the P-House’s “Disney-esque” National Spotlight Brings combination of special events and attention to details, appearance and Out Stars promotions that coincide with the service. Newly-renovated rooms, a Big business also seems to be taking week-long party. revamped entertainment complex notice of the P-House’s recent and a romantic, private beach on upgrades. Commercial heavy pristine Rock Lake are just a few of weights such as Smirnoff, for exam- Parliament House Continued the latest improvements. ple, have already struck up a on page 9 5 Gay Day at Islands of Adventure: June 3rd Please, ‘Wear Red and Be Seen’ – Keep Tradition Alive A s last year’s 10th than that of Disney’s Anniversary of the first Magic Kingdom that it Magic Kingdom gathering easily won out as the most makes way for this year’s logical choice for a second 11th, yet first gathering in a Gay Day. new decade of GayDays, an all-new GayDay at Islands The Park’s twisted mass of of Ad v e n t u r e is added to green steel, The Incredible the calendar of events. Hulk Coastersm, has made the list of the Top 10 Previously listed as one of Coasters in the world. many "suggested-visit Industry critics and thrill days," it is now the hope of seekers have hailed The local organizers that Amazing Adventures of sm GayDays visitors from Spiderman (a combination around the world will join dark ride, 3-D movie and together at Islands of motion simulator rolled Adventure on Sunday, into one) as "The best Dueling Dragons’ inverted, twin racing coasters. June 3rd. We want to theme park ride ever being hurled through the your friends and "family" create another theme park conceived." A walk multiple loops, camelbacks, from across the nation and attendance phenomenon through Seuss Landing is and corkscrews of the twin around the world. Similar and a second opportunity like an acid-trip without to share a day together inverted racing coasters to the traditional gathering the nausea, and Popeye and at Cinderella Castle in the with huge numbers of known as The Dueling Bluto’s Bilge Rat Barges Magic Kingdom, organiz- LesBiGay fun-seekers. Dragons and you’ll call it offers a white-water-rapids ers are encouraging one helluva-day! Universal’s Islands of raft ride that’ll put any Six everyone to meet at 3 pm Adventure Park has an Flags park-version to Before you go home, don’t outside the Enchanted Oak appeal so vastly different shame. Top this all off by forget to meet up with all Continued on next page Important GayDay at Islands of Adventure Schedule of Events 9 am Park Opens Oak Tavern, on The Lost Continent across from 11 am Youth Meet and Greet Dueling Dragons. (See details in article above). Toon Lagoon near Bluto’s Bilge Rat Barges. 3:15 pm Pose, Snap, Flash, Cocktails Followed by the Youth white-water raft-ride! Following the Big Gay Day Photo Opp, pass through 1 pm Lesbian Meet and Greet the Enchanted Oak, grab a beer or cocktail if you At One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish like, and party on the waterfront verandah on the Seuss Landing Lagoon side of the tavern. 3-5 pm is happy hour! 1 pm Bears Meet and Greet Note: Gay Day at Islands of Adventure is not sponsored or In the many Caves of Camp Jurassic. Go spelunking produced by Universal Orlando. This GayDays.com-endorsed and discover other Bears. Jurassic Park Island. event occurs during Regular Park operating hours. All standard 3 pm General Meet & Greet & Gr oup Photo Universal admissions media accepted. Remember to "Wear Everyone please gather outside the Enchanted Red and Be Seen." Have fun sharing the park with others. 6 Tavern to mingle, drink and pose for a group photo. The GayDays In Park planned assembly is in the open courtyard between Dueling Discounts Offered Dragons and the Tavern, located on the Park’s Lost Continent Island. Refreshment carts are nearby and the restaurant side of the Enchanted Oak sells quick-service beer along with barbecue chicken and ribs. The bar side has full-liquor service, with happy hour beginning at Universal is producing a sheet of 3 pm. At 3:15 pm the plan calls coupons which offer in-park discounts for moving through the tavern on food and merchandise.
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