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Disney Energized for Spring Break 2B A&E February 15, 1996 Disney Energized For Spring Break TOP Box Office Hits • An alien encounter with a five- scream climax, a 55-mph water-slide WEEKEND cross plummet and a 13-story fall in a shaky CROSS TO DATE WKS hotel elevator are just some of the newest Walt Disney World thrills 1 $10.6 BLACK SHEEP awaiting college students during Paramount, Chris Farley $10.6 l Spring Break '96. And some student discounts add 2 $8.4 THE JUROR to the adventure. February 11 through April 16, $8.4 Columbia, Demi Moore l students can spend all day at any one Disney theme park for $26 ($11 off 3 $8.1 MR. HOLLAND'S OPUS regular admission), then play all night Hollywood, Richard Dreyfuss $31.2 3 free on Pleasure Island — home of Planet Hollywood — with a wild street party, seven hot nightclubs, plus 4 $3.9 BED OF ROSES confetti and fireworks at midnight. To New Line, Christian Slater $11.5 2 receive a total savings of more than $27, students must present a valid 5 $3.9 WHITE SQUALL college ID card when purchasing the Hollywood, Jeff Bridges $3.9 special ticket Other Disney savings for college students include: a second night at 6 $3.6 DEAD MAN WALKING Pleasure Island for $10.95 and, with Gramercy, Susan Sarandon $10.0 purchase of the Disney Break ticket. a $10 ticket to one of Disney's three 7 $2.9 12 MONKEYS tbemed water parks — Blizzard Universal, Bruce Willis $49.3 Beach, Typhoon Lagoon or River Country (where regular admission is $23.95). 8 $2.5 FROM DUSK TILL DAWN For information about Walt Dimension, George Clooney $21.6 Disney World Resort, call (407) 824- 4321. 9 $2.3 JUMANJI / One of the many watersUdea at Disney's three premier water parks. 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