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• Park your car and hop on board an I•RIDE Trolley! • Single Cash Fare $2.00 per ride • Kids Cash Fare $1.00 per ride (ages 3 to 9) • Senior Cash Fare $0.25 per ride (65 and over) • Exact Change is Required • Hours 8:00 a.m. - 10:30 p.m. daily, servicing approximately every 20 minutes at over 100 convenient stops. www.IRideTrolley.com www.InternationalDriveOrlando.com Phone: 407-354-5656 Scan to view the I•RIDE Trolley Video! 1 I-RIDE TROLLEY STOPS Trolley Stop 2 3 4 Business Address Telephone Trolley Stop Major Attractions SeaWorld Orlando 7007 SeaWorld Dr. 407-351-3600 MakoTM, Orca® Underwater Viewing, Wild Arctic® Ride, Clyde & Seamore’s Sea Lion HighTM, Antarctica: Empire of the Penguin®, Kraken® Unleashed, Journey to Atlantis®, Manta®, Dolphin Days, One Ocean®, TurtleTrek®, Manta Aquarium, Pelican Preserve, Jewel of the Sea Aquarium, Pets Ahoy®, Pacific Point Preserve®, Shark Encounter®, Dolphin Nursery, Dolphin Cove®, Stingray Lagoon®, Wild Arctic®, Shamu's Happy Harbor®, Sky Tower, Flamingo Paddle Boats, Ocean Discovery, Manatee Rehabilitation Area. Discovery Cove 6000 Discovery Cove Way 407-351-3600 Dolphin Lagoon, The Grand Reef, SeaVenture, Wind-Away River, Explorer’s Aviary, * Freshwater Oasis, Ray Feeding, Underwater Tour, Tropical Swim Area. Aquatica, SeaWorld’s WaterparkTM 5800 Water Play Way 407-351-3600 Dolphin Plunge®, Ihu’s Breakaway Falls™, Tassie’s Twisters, Loggerhead Lane, Roa’s Rapids®, Walhalla Wave®, Walkabout Waters, Taumata Racer®, Kata’s Kookaburra Cove®, Cutback Cove, Big Surf Shores, Whanau Way, Omaka Rocka, Ray Rush. Universal Studios Florida® 6000 Universal Blvd. 407-363-8000 Wizarding World of Harry Potter™ - Diagon Alley™, Harry Potter and the Escape from * Gringotts™, The Hogwarts™ Express, Race Through New York Starring Jimmy Fallon™, TRANSFORMERS: The Ride - 3D, Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit®, The Simpsons Ride™, Fast & Furious: Supercharged - Spring 2018, Shrek 4-D, Revenge of the Mummy®, MEN IN BLACK™ Alien Attack™, E.T. Adventure®, Despicable Me Minion Mayhem, Curious George Goes to TownSM, Woody Woodpecker’s Nuthouse Coaster®, A Day in the Park with Barney™, Fievel’s Playland®, Animal Actors On Location!SM, Home to 6 world famous theme parks and more than The Blues Brothers® Show, Universal Orlando’s Horror Make-up Show, Fear Factor Live, Kang & Kodos’ Twirl ‘n’ Hurl. 35 thrilling attractions, the I-Drive Resort Area has an Universal’s Islands of Adventure® 6000 Universal Blvd. 407-363-8000 * amazing array of great ways to play! The Wizarding World of Harry Potter™ - Hogsmeade™, The Hogwarts™ Express, Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey™, Flight of the Hippogriff™, From swimming with dolphins The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man®, The Incredible Hulk Coaster®, and speeding down water-slides Skull Island: Reign of KongSM, Doctor Doom's Fearfall®, Storm Force Accelatron®, Jurassic Park River Adventure®, Jurassic Park Discovery Center®, Camp Jurassic®, to “Titanic” discoveries and flying Pteranodon Flyers®, The Cat In The Hat™, The High in the Sky Seuss Trolley Train Ride!™, with wizards, there’s something Caro-Seuss-el™, One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish™, If I Ran The Zoo™, Popeye & for everyone seeking memories Bluto's Bilge-Rat Barges®, Dudley Do-Right's Ripsaw Falls®, Me Ship, The Olive®, Attractions The Eighth Voyage of Sindbad® Stunt Show, Poseidon's Fury®, Oh! The Stories You’ll Hear!. to share. Video! Universal’s Volcano Bay® Universal Orlando Resort® 407-363-8000 * Krakatau™ Aqua Coaster, Ko'okiri Body Plunge™, Kala & Tai Nui Serpentine Body Slides™, Punga Racers™, Waturi Beach, The Reef, Honu ika Moana™, Tot Tiki Reef™, Runamukka Reef™, Kopiko Wai Winding River™, Taniwha Tubes™, Maku Puihi Round Raft Rides™, Puka Uli Lagoon, TeAwa The Fearless River™, Ohyah & Ohno Drop Slides™ Attractions 7D Dark Ride Adventure I-Drive 360 407-675-3166 Air Florida Helicopter Charters 8990 International Dr. 407-354-1400 Air Force Fun Helicopter Tours 12211 Regency Village Dr. 407-842-1446 Air Force Fun Orl Helicopter Tours Orlando Crossings Mall N/A America’s Escape Game 8723 International Dr. 407-412-5585 Andretti Indoor Karting & Games 9299 Universal Blvd. 407-610-5020 * Breakout Escape Rooms Regency Village 407-778-4562 Chocolate Kingdom Factory Adventure Tour 9901 Hawaiian Ct. 407-705-3475 Chocolate Museum & Café Orchid Bay 407-778-4871 Coca-Cola Orlando Eye I-Drive 360 866-228-6444 CoCo Key Water Resort 7400 International Dr. 407-351-2626 Congo River Golf - Universal 5901 International Dr. 407-248-9181 The Escape Effect Orchid Bay 407-205-8946 5 Business Address Telephone Trolley Stop The Escape Game Orlando 8145 International Dr. 407-501-7222 Escapology 11951 International Dr. 407-278-1515 Extreme Dinosaurs: The Exhibition 7220 International Dr. 888-501-3466 Fun Spot America 5700 Fun Spot Way 407-363-3867 Gator Golf 6586 International Dr. 407-363-2001 Gator Spot at Fun Spot America 5700 Fun Spot Way 407-363-3867 Hollywood Drive-In Golf Universal CityWalk 407-802-4848 I-DRIVE NASCAR * Indoor Kart Racing 5228 Vanguard St. 407-581-9644 iFLY Orlando 8969 International Dr. 407-337-4359 International HeliTours 12651 International Dr. 407-239-8687 Lockbusters Escape Game 8326 International Dr. 407-930-0822 Lost Caverns Adventure Golf 6306 International Dr. 407-264-0560 Madame Tussauds Orlando I-Drive 360 866-228-6444 Magical Midway 7001 International Dr. 407-370-5353 MindQuest Escape Games Orl 9938 Universal Blvd. 407-392-0885 Pirate’s Cove Adventure Golf 8501 International Dr. 407-352-7378 * Putting Edge 5250 International Dr. 407-248-0700 Ripley’s Believe It or Not! 8201 International Dr. 407-363-4418 Trolley Stops SEA LIFE Orlando Aquarium I-Drive 360 866-228-6444 SKELETONS: Museum of Osteology I-Drive 360 407-203-6999 Starflyer Vue at 360 Coming Soon Titanic The Artifact Exhibition 7324 International Dr. 407-248-1166 Topgolf Orlando 9295 Universal Blvd. 407-218-7714 WhirlyDome 6464 International Dr. 407-212-3030 * WonderWorks 9067 International Dr. 407-351-8800 Zombie Outbreak 7364 International Dr. 407-745-4068 *Not accessible by the I•RIDE Trolley Service. Bold listing indicates coupon in Savings Section. 12 G8 $2 OFF $1 OFF Regular Adult Admission Regular Child Admission www.Ripleys.com/Orlando 8201 International Drive Cannot be combined with any other offer or discount. Valid up to 6 people. Expires 12-31-18. ©Ripley Entertainment Inc. 6 Business Address Telephone Trolley Stop Nightlife 3NINE Rosen Plaza Hotel 407-996-9700 Asser Café Hookah Lounge Dowdy Plaza 407-990-3060 B.B. King’s Blues Club Pointe Orlando 407-370-4550 Backstage Billiards 5656 International Dr. 407-345-0323 Bar Louie 8510 International Dr. 407-553-8502 Blue Man Group Universal CityWalk 407-258-3626 * Blue Martini Pointe Orlando 407-447-2583 Café Tu Tu Tango 8625 International Dr. 407-248-2222 Cairo Bar & Hookah Lounge 7040 International Dr. 407-442-7266 Cheers Sports Bar 6923 Municipal Dr. 407-248-0105 CityWalk’s Rising Star Universal CityWalk 407-224-2961 * Cuba Libra Restaurant & Rum Bar Pointe Orlando 407-226-1600 Dave & Buster’s 8986 International Dr. 407-541-3300 David’s Club Bar & Grill Hilton Orlando 407-313-4300 Fun Spot America 5700 Fun Spot Way 407-363-3867 Funky Monkey Bistro & Bar Pointe Orlando 407-418-9463 Game Changers Sports Bar & Grill 7500 International Dr. 407-674-6571 the groove Universal CityWalk 407-224-2166 * Hard Rock Live Universal CityWalk 407-351-5483 * Howl at the Moon 8815 International Dr. 407-354-5999 When the sun goes down, the nights heat up! I-Drive 360 8445 International Dr. 407-601-7907 ICEBAR Orlando 8967 International Dr. 407-426-7555 Whether you’re looking for music iLounge Istanbul I-Drive 360 407-630-6001 Kings Dining & Entertainment Vue at 360 407-363-0200 and dancing, live shows, or a Lafayette’s Music Room Pointe Orlando 407-930-1655 cocktail surrounded by ice Lucky Leprechaun Irish Pub 7032 International Dr. 407-352-7031 sculptures, I-Drive nightlife offers Magical Midway 7001 International Dr. 407-370-5353 a dazzling variety of frosty fun Main Event Entertainment Pointe Orlando 407-352-3300 Nightlife Video! Mango’s Tropical Café 8126 International Dr. 407-673-4422 and sizzling sensations. minus5º Ice Bar Pointe Orlando 407-704-6956 Orena Sports Bar 6159 Westwood Blvd. 407-370-0303 Orlando Improv Comedy Club Pointe Orlando 407-480-5233 Orlando Vape Bar - Vape ‘N Brew 8957 International Dr. 407-270-6762 O’Shucks Pub & Karaoke Bar 7467 International Dr. 407-352-7892 Outta Control Magic Comedy WonderWorks 407-351-8800 Pat O’Brien’s Universal CityWalk 407-224-3663 Pointe Orlando 9101 International Dr. 407-248-2838 * The Pub Orlando Pointe Orlando 407-352-2305 Red Coconut Club Universal CityWalk 407-224-2425 * Mango’s Tropical Café 7 Business Address Telephone Trolley Stop Rocks Hyatt Regency Orlando 407-352-4000 Royal Hookah & Cigar Lounge Midpoint Plaza 407-930-0691 Señor Frog’s 8747 International Dr. 407-351-2525 Sleuths Mystery Dinner Shows Vue at 360 407-363-1985 Tapa Toro I-Drive 360 407-226-2929 Air Florida Helicopter Charters iFLY Orlando Taverna Opa Pointe Orlando 407-351-8660 Air Force Fun Helicopter Tours International HeliTours Tin Roof: A Live Music Joint I-Drive 360 407-270-7926 Aquatica, SeaWorld’s Waterpark Lost Caverns Adventure Golf Chocolate Kingdom Madame Tussauds Orlando Titanic Dinner Event 7324 International Dr. 407-248-1166 Coca-Cola Orlando Eye Magical Midway Topgolf Orlando 9295 Universal Blvd. 407-218-7714 * CoCo Key Water Resort Pirate’s Cove Adventure Golf Universal CityWalk 6000 Universal Blvd. 407-363-8000 Congo River Golf Ripley’s Believe It or Not! * Discovery Cove SeaWorld Orlando WhirlyDome 6464 International Dr. 407-212-3030 Fun Spot America SEA LIFE Orlando Aquarium Zaman Hookah Lounge 6400 International Dr. 407-730-7894 Gator Golf SKELETONS: Museum of Osteology Zebra’s Sports Bar Rosen Inn at Pointe Orl.
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    QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER OF THE FROZEN FINS VOLUME 2, ISSUE 2 SUMMER 2011 President’s 1 Under the Sun– b y Rodger Brassard, President Message Monthly 1 Here we are just starting summer and "Hard to reason" Meetings with the season past. More rain than we MS Walk 2 needed and our lake going nutso!!! Looking forward to our Cruise on the Lake Tampa Show 3 and lots of bbq's and Friday Meet & Greets Great Woods 5 with Mark and Brenda. Prayin’ for sun and heat and light winds for all of us till Octo- Delaware PHC 6 ber. Have a fruitful summer, y’all. Sweet 16 7 regards rodgerb. Lund Family 9 Center Monthly Meetings by Chris Lang Shark Bait 10 Let’s meet and make new friends, welcome new members, celebrate birth- Up Coming 11- days and share laughs. Events 14 The Frozen Fins holds our social meeting on the last Club Calendar 15 Friday of each month. The Frozen Fins Friday Feed- and Contact ing Frenzy (F5) meet the second Friday at a local eat- Info ery for a bite to eat and perhaps a frozen concoction! Check out our calendar http://www.frozenfins.org/ dates.html I encourage you to attend and plan on having a great time together. P A G E 2 VOLUME 2, ISSUE 2 Shark Sightings MS WALK Frozen Fins joined the Movement and volunteered at the Walk MS in Burlington on Saturday, April 9th, 2011. MS Society Volunteers at the Burlington Walk helped support more than 500 walkers. P A G E 3 Shark Sightings WTF Tour—Tampa April 16, 2011 by Chris Lang There was still snow on the ground as I boarded the plane Tuesday.