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overview Millions of visitors, even those who place Pirates of the Caribbean and Space Mountain among the wonders of the world, are hard-pressed to de?ne . When you take a Walt Disney World exit off l-4, you’re almost on the grounds, even though there’s no Cinderella Castle in sight - it’s a very big place. And it’s crammed with? pleasures: from swooping above a starlit London in the Magic Kingdom’s Peter Pan’s Flight to simply sitting under the shade of a Callary pear tree in ; from enjoying jazz at Pleasure Island and cheering for your favorite team at the ESPN sports bar at Disney’sBoardWalk to whooping and hollering down water slides at the ultracreative water parks.

The sheer enormity of the property suggests that WDW is more than a single theme park with a fabulous castle in the center. The property’s acreage translates to 47 square miles - on a tract that size, the 107 acres of the Magic Kingdom is a mere speck. More than 2,500 acres of the property are occupied by hotels and villa complexes, each with its own theme and recreational facilities. Epcot, the second largest theme park after the Magic Kingdom, is a combination of a science exploratorium and a world’s fair. Disney-MGM Studios is devoted to the ?lm business, while Animal Kingdom is devoted to creatures real, imaginary, and extinct.

Universal, once known as the other movie park on the block, is reinventing itself as another destination resort. In fact, it is behind the largest expansion in Central Florida history; a $3 billion project that complements movie magic with new resorts and parks. contains Universal Studios (the original movie theme park), Islands of Adventure (the second theme park), CityWalk (the dining-shopping-nightclub complex), and the Porto?no Bay Hotel. Although it’s bordered by residential neighborhoods and thickly trafficked International Drive, Universal Orlando is surprisingly expansive, yet intimate, since two massive parking complexes, easy walks to all attractions, and a motor launch that cruises to Portofino Bay make things fairly accessible.

As the world’s largest marine adventure park, SeaWorld is devoted entirely to the mammals, birds, ?sh, and reptiles that live in the ocean and its tributaries. The park is bigger and better than ever, and rivals Disney properties for sparkling cleanliness, courteous staff, and attention to detail. And despite its size (200 acres), touring SeaWorld is actually a fairly calming experience. Although it’s traditionally the third choice in Orlando’s theme-park trilogy, SeaWorld consistently offers a ?rst-class experience. You won’t be disappointed.

However, Orlando and the surrounding Central Flon'daarea offer much more than theme parks. ln downtown Orlando you’ll ?nd a combination of skyscrapers, quiet parks and gardens, excellent museums, and the bustling shops and restaurants of Church Street Station. Nature buffs like to escape to the Ocala National Forest or the Florida Audubon~ Society’s Center for Birds of Prey, just north of Orlando in Maitland. Artdevotees head for Rollins College’s Cornell Fine Arts Museum or the Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art. Attraction lovers seek out the additional rides and shows that are located along International Drive. Indeed, in the greater Orlando area, you’ll discover an FIG. 5A Patent Application Publication Jul. 15, 2004 Sheet 6 0f 38 US 2004/0138906 A1

abundance of sights that are equally enjoyable and often less crowded and less expensive than those at the theme parks. Arriving & Departing By Air The Orlando International Airport (MCO) (PHONE: 407/825-2001) is ultramodem, huge, and growing all the time. It is, however, relatively easy to navigate: just follow the ' excellent signs. The airport is divided into sections (A, B, etc.) and monorails shuttle you from gate areas to the core area, where you’ll ?nd baggage claim. If you land in the A section, go to the A baggage claim area. The complex is south of Orlando and northeast of Walt Disney World. Flying time is 2_ hours from New York, 3_ hours from Chicago, and 5 hours from Los Angeles. By Bus Lynx (1200 W. South St., Orlando, PHONE: 407/841-8240) operates public buses between the airport and the main terminal downtown. Though the cost is only $1 , other options are more convenient because center-city Orlando is far from most theme-park area hotels. By Car

From the airport, use the Beeline Expressway (Rte. 528) to get to most hotels. Follow the expressway west to International Drive, and exit at SeaWorld. Or stay on the Beeline to l 4, and head either west to Walt Disney World and‘ US. l92/Kissimrnee or east to downtown Orlando. Call your hotel for the best route.

By Taxi and Limousine

Taxis take only a half hour to get from the airport to most hotels used by WDW visitors; they charge about $25 plus tip to the International Drive area, about $l0more to the US. 192 area. Depending on the number of people in your party, this will cost more or less than paying by the head for an airport shuttle.

Mears Transportation Group U’HONE: 407/423-5566) meets you at the gate, helps with the luggage, and Whisks you away, in either an ll-passenger van, a town car, or a limo. Vans run to Walt Disney World and along US. 192 every 30 minutes; prices range from $14 one-way for adults ($10 for children 4-1 1) to $27 round-trip for adults ($19 children 4-1 1). Limo rates run $44-$60 for a town car that accommodates three or four to $105 for a stretch limo that seats six. Town & Country Transportation (PHONE: 407/828-3035) charges $35-$55 one-way for up to seven people, depending on the hotel.

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By Bus Greyhound Bus Lines of Orlando (555 N. John Young Pkwy., PHONE: 800/231-2222). By Train Amtrak’s (PHONE: 800/872-7245) daily Silver Service trains stop in Orlando en route to Miami from , Washington, DC, and other southeastern cities. The Sunset Limited runs from Orlando to New Orleans and on to Los Angeles. If you want to have your car in Florida without driving it there, consider Amtrak’s Auto Train (PHONE: 703/690-3355 or 407/323-4800), which departs for Florida from Lorton, Virginia, near Washington, DC Its southern terminus - Sanford, Florida - is 23 miles north of Orlando.

The Auto Train runs daily with one departure at 4 PM (however, car boarding ends one hour earlier). Fares vary depending on class of service and time of year, but expect to pay between $289 and $376 for a basic sleeper seat and car passage each way. Note: you must be traveling with an automobile to purchase a ticket on the Auto Train. Getting Around

Overview Although public transportation in Orlando is practically nonexistent and taxis are expensive because of the distances involved, it is not necessary to rent a car when in the area. If you are staying at a Disney hotel, or if you purchase a multi-day passport instead of buying daily admission tickets to the Disney parks, your transportation within Walt Disney World is free. Outside Walt Disney World, just about every lodging is linked by private shuttle to area attractions. If, however, you want to visit major theme parks outside Walt Disney World or venture off the beaten path to eat where tourists don’t, then a rental car is essential. By Bus If you are staying along International Drive, in Kissimmee, or in Orlando proper, public Lynx buses can get you around the immediate area. The fare for a single ride is $1; exact change is required, and either coins or a dollar bill is acceptable. To ?nd out which bus to take, ask your hotel or call the Lynx Information Office (1200 W. South St., Orlando, PHONE: 407/841-8240). Lymmo buses are free buses that makes a continuous loop in downtown Orlando stopping at 11 Lymmo stations (plus 8 additional stops); they run about every 5 minutes during of?ce hours, and every 10 minutes thcrea?er. They start at 6 AM Mondays through Fridays (10 AM on Saturdays and Sundays) and run till 10 PM (midnight on Fridays and Saturdays). Additional bus service is provided by: Gray Line of Orlando (PHONE: 407/422-0744). Mears Transportation Group (PHONE: 407/423-5566). FIG. 5C Patent Application Publication Jul. 15, 2004 Sheet 8 of 38 US 2004/0138906 A1

By Car The most important artery in the Orlando area is I-4, which links the Atlantic Coast to F lorida’s Gulf of Mexico. In the Orlando area, however, the interstate actually runs north and south. So think north when 14 signs say east and think south when the signs say west. Two- other main roads you’re likely to use are International Drive, also known as I-Drive, and US. 192, sometimes called the Spacecoast Parkway or Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway. You can get onto International Drive from I-4 Exits 28, 29, and 30B. US. 192 cuts across I-4 at Exits 25A and 258.

Car Rentals

Rates in Orlando are among the lowest in the United States but vary seasonally. They can begin as low as $30 a day and $149 a week for an economy car with air-conditioning, an automatic transmission, and unlimited mileage. This does not include tax on car rentals, _ which is 6%.

Avis and Budget are particularly convenient, since these car lots are currently on airport property, a short walk from baggage claim. However, bus transportation to other car rentals is usually fast and ef?cient. Parking Every theme park here has a huge parking lot. Universal’s single parking garage complex, which serves both theme parks and CityWalk, is the world’s largest car park. Always write down where you park and carry the number with you. In theory, Goofy 45 is unforgettable (sections of the Magic Kingdom lot are named for Disney characters; Epcot’s are named after environments, such as Space and Energy; Disney-MGM Studios’ are ?lm genres), but a day full of unforgettable experiences in the Disney parks may unduly tax your memory.

For each major theme-park lot, admission is $7 for cars, $8 for RVs and campers. Walt Disney World parking is free to resort guests with ID. Parking is always free at Typhoon Lagoon, River Country, and Blizzard Beach. Valet parking costs $13 at Universal, $6 at Downtown Disney, and is free at Disney’s BoardWalk and Disney’s resorts. Requirements

In Florida you must be 21 to rent a car, and rates may be higher if you’re under 25.

Road Conditions

Be alert for one-way streets, "no left turn" intersections, and blocks closed to car traffic. Watch for middle lanes with painted arrows that point left. These are turn lanes. They are

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to help you make a left turn without disrupting the ?ow of traffic behind you. Turn your blinker on, pull into this lane, and come to a stop, if necessary, before making a left turn.

Rules of the Road

All front-seat passengers are required to wear seat belts. Always strap children under 4 years old or 40 lbs into approved child-safety seats. Children under 16 are required to ride in the rear seat. Florida’s Alcohol/Controlled Substance DUI Law is one of the toughest in the US. A blood alcohol level of.08 or higher can have serious repercussions even for the ?rst-time offender.

In Orlando, you may turn right at a red light after stopping if there is no oncoming traf?c. When in doubt, wait for the green. By Taxi Taxi fares start at $2 for the ?rst mile and cost $1.50 for each mile thereafter. Sample fares: to WDW’s Magic Kingdom, about $22 from International Drive, $12-$16 from US. 192. To Universal Studios, $7-$12 from International Drive, $25-$32 from US. 192. To Church Street Station, downtown, $20-$26 from International Drive, $34-$42 from US. 192. For more information, contact:

A-] Taxi (PHONE: 407/328-4555. Checker Cab Company (PHONE: 407/699-9999). Star Taxi (PHONE: 407/857-9999). I00 hotel

There is only one hotel for you! You absolutely have to stay at the Summer?eld Suites by Wyndham. lt ?ts your requirements perfectly including the fact you only want a place to stay and have a kitchen available to you for additional cost savings.

Summer?eld Suites - International Drive 8480 International Drive Orlando, FL 32819 Tel: (407) 352-2400 | Fax: (407)352-4631

After a full day of activities, your spacious suite will be even more inviting. Watch a movie while relaxing in the living room, make your favorite snack in the fully-equipped kitchen or rest up in your private bedroom. Our two-bedroom/two-bath suites were designed with your comfort and privacy in mind. Families, friends and business associates can travel together in style. Dining Daily complimentary continental breakfast buffet FIG. 5E Patent Application Publication Jul. 15, 2004 Sheet 10 0f 38 US 2004/0138906 A1

24-hour on-site convenience store and gift shop Restaurant delivery room service Grocery shopping service

Entertainment

In-room videocassette player, Movie rental Game room, Exercise Room Swimming pool & whirlpool, Children’s pool Lobby bar

Extras

Guest service desk with attraction ticket sales and car rental Daily maid service Satellite TV Guest laundry Same day dry cleaning Voice mail In-room safe Complimentary newspaper Monday thru Friday Free parking Meeting room for up to 54 people Audio/visual and fax copy service Non-smoking suites available High speed Internet access available nightlife

Universal Orlando’s CITYWALK is an open and airy gathering place that includes clubs ranging from quiet jazz retreats to over-the-top diseotheques. On weeknights the crowd is a mix of families and conventioneers; weekends draw a decidedly younger demographic.. A $7.95 Party Pass covers admission to all CityWalk clubs as well as parking, which is now free after 6 PM; if you’d like to see a movie, add $4 to your Party Pass. Although clubs have individual cover charges, it’s more economical to pay for the Party Pass. For information about any of CityWalk’s clubs, call PHONE: 407/363-8000 (Universal main line); 407/224-2683; 407/224-2600‘ themeparks

You told us that you just want the teenaqers to have a good time so the following areas of Islands of Adventure would be suitable for your four teenagers. Get ready for the adventure of a lifetime -- Universal’s Islands ofAdventureSM, the most technologically advanced theme park ever created. Here you ll take an unforgettable journey through ?ve remarkable islands where the world s most innovative rides, shows and cutting edge attractions challenge all your senses. FIG. 5F Patent Application Publication Jul. 15, 2004 Sheet 11 of 38 US 2004/0138906 A1

Enter ®, a city where super human heroes and villains ?ght the never-ending battle between good and evil. Meet your favorite cartoon and comic book characters at Toon Lagoon®. Unearth the prehistoric mysteries of ®'. Explore the myths and legends of The Lost Continent®. And play in the strange and wonderful world of Dr. Seuss at Seuss Landing.

From high-speed roller coasters to state-of-the-art 3—D rides to delightful children s shows and attractions, there s something for everyone at Islands of Adventure. Attractions: Superhero Island

The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man®: Don on your 3-D glasses for an eye-popping, pulse-pounding, ?rst-of-its-kind high tech 3-D thrill ride. The most technologically advanced theme park attraction ever created, this ride is a groundbreaking combination of motion , 3-D film and live action special effects. You’ll spin, swoop, swing and soar right alongside Spider-ManTM as he battles evil doers high above the city streets. Your spider-senses will be tingling!

Incredible Coaster®: Dr. Bruce Banner’s gamma-ray accelerator catapults you through space, blasting you on a high-speed roller coaster rampage. Seven inversions and an unforgettable launch that sends you from zero to 40 mph in two seconds ?at - and immediately into a zero-gravity roll - make this the premier steel coaster in the country.

Doctor Doom’s Fearfall®: Strap yourself in as ’s diabolical new device rockets you 150 feet straight up into the air then hurls you back down faster than gravity itself!

Storm Force Accelatron®: Help the X-Men’s super hero StormTM as she summons the forces of nature in this whirling, twirling, spinning power generator. A bit tamer than the other rides on Marvel Super Hero Island, but still exciting enough for any age.

Meet the Marvel Super Heroes!: Catch some of your favorite comic book super heroes as they patrol the Island. Check your park map for scheduled times. Dining: Cafe 4: Enter the headquarters of the where you’ll ?nd pizza by the slice, pasta, lasagna, Italian sandwiches and salads. Cafeteria style restaurant. Full Menu Click Here.

Chill Ice Cream: Put your hunger on ice with so? serve waf?e and cake cones and ice cold sodas. Counter service only. Full Menu Click Here.

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Captain'America Diner®: If you’ve built up a hero’s appetite head over for the all American fare of hamburgers, cheeseburgers, chicken sandwiches, apple pie and milk shakes. Counter service only. Shopping:

Spider-Man Shop: You’ll be able to take care of all your web-slinging needs at this store dedicated to your friendly neighborhood Spider-ManTM. Pick up official Spider-Man t shirts, mugs, toys, souvenirs and other items.

Kingpin’s ®: Try your hand at all the latest arcade games.

The Marvel Altemiverse Store®: Enter a universe of everything Marvel, including apparel, accessories, jewelry, mugs, key chains, collectibles and artwork.

Comic Book Shop: Browse a wide selection of Marvel comic books and collectibles from your favorite Marvel characters.

Jurassic Park

Jurassic Park River Adventure®: A fascinating boat ride through dinosaur natural habitats becomes a race for survival as your boat is knocked off course ...and right into an area teeming with escaped dinosaurs, including a pack of vicious velociraptors. Your only escape past the jaws of a towering T-Rex is an 80-foot drop in total darkness. Be prepared, you WILL get wet on the ride’s splashdown. Dining: The Burger Digs®: Here you’ll ?nd the Islands’ biggest and best burgers and chicken sandwiches. Counter service only. Full Menu Click Here.

Pizza Predattoria®: A Pizza Hut® Express outlet, this is the perfect place to stop on your journey for Personal Pan Pizzas, tasty sandwiches, salads and deserts. Counter service only. Full Menu Click Here.

Thunder Falls Terrace®: Overlooking the Jurassic Park River Adventure® splashdown area, this restaurant features a menu of rotisserie chicken, baby back ribs, beef kabobs, grilled chicken wings, roasted corn and salads. Cafeteria style restaurant.

The Watering HoleSM: Quench your T-Rex sized thirst with your choice of alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverages including island coolers, pi a coladas and margaritas. Counter service only. Full Menu Click Here. Shopping:

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Dinostore: The kids will love these dinosaur related toys, games, books and souvenirs, from scienti?c to fun.

Jurassic Out?tters®: Stock up on all the apparel you’ll need to explore Jurassic Park®. You’ll also ?nd plenty of toys and souvenirs, plus the opportunity to purchase a photo of ‘yourself screaming as you plummet down the Jurassic Park River Adventure®.

The Lost Continent

Dueling Dragons®: Choose your dragon - Fire or Ice - as these roller coaster serpents perform hair raising loops and rolls in a high-speed aerial dog?ght. You’ll journey through Merlin’s castle (an attraction all by itself) and emerge riding on one of two separate tracks it’s the world’s ?rst inverted dueling roller coasters. At times you’ll pass within mere inches of the other coaster! Be sure to ride both, they’re two totally different rides. The Eighth Voyage of Sindbad®: Don’t miss this incredible show featuring death-defying stunts and breathtaking feats as Sindbad and his faithful sidekick Kabob attempt to rescue the beautiful Princess Amoura from the evil witch, Miseria. It’s one of the most spectacular live stunt shows ever staged.

Poseidon’s Fury®: The Global Discovery Group has uncovered the remains of the ancient temple of Poseidon, and you are invited to tour the dig site. Once inside, however, your fate is in the hands of Poseidon as he must battle to return you to the surface. This entertaining special effects show features ?reballs, laser ffects, explosions of water, and other impressive effects. Dining: The Enchanted Oak Tavern® (and Alchemy Bar): You’ll ?nd your plate over?owing at The Enchanted Oak Tavern, located inside an enormous hollowed-out tree opposite Dueling Dragons®. Gather around the big wooden tables and enjoy a medieval feast of hickory smoked chicken, barbecued ribs, turkey drumsticks, burgers and salads. The restaurant also features a full-service bar, with a happy hour and live entertainment daily. Counter service only. Full Menu Click Here.

Fire-Eater’s Grill: Put a little sizzle into your dining experience with tasty grilled gyros, hot and spicy chicken stingers, chicken ?ngers and hot dogs. Counter service only. Full Menu Click Here.

The Frozen Desert®: It’s not a mirage, it’s the place to come for soft serve swirled sundaes, sodas and snacks. Counter service only. Full Menu Click Here. Shopping:

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Treasures of Poseidon®: Beautiful marine life sculptures, apparel, toys, snow globes and other souvenirs from the deep.

The Dragons’ KcepSM: You’ll ?nd enough dragon related items to ?ll a good sized dungeon, including dragon apparel, games, toys, crystal balls and pewter mugs. Shop of Wonders®: An exquisite selection of silver jeweled frames, gift boxes and jewelry.

The Coin Mint: Choose a design and metal and see your coins forged and struck right before your eyes.

Chimera Glass: Take home the unique and unusual gift of a hand blown glass object, or just enjoy the live glass blowing demonstrations.

Star Souls: Reveal your true spirit within by adorning yourself with a henna tattoo or something from a selection of truly mystical apparel.

Historic Families: Set in a medieval armory, this store enables you to explore the history of your family name and purchase a framed certi?cate or wall hanging with your family’s authentic coat of arms. Also available are unusual chess sets and a variety of collectible swords and other historic weaponry.

Pitch and Skill Games: Try your luck at these games of skill in Sindbad’s Bazaar.

TOON LAGOON: Attractions:

Dudley Do-Right’s Ripsaw Falls®: Hop in your log and hang on in this wild and wet ?ume ride. Snidely WhiplashTM has captured Nell FenwickTM, and it’s up to you to help the courageous (if somewhat dimwittcd) Dudley Do-RightTM track him down. You’ll pass hilarious scenes ?lled with wacky sight gags and outrageous puns, leading you to one of the steepest water drops ever complete with a "dynamite" ending. Popeye & Bluto’s Bilge-Rat Barges®: Brave whitewater rapids as Popeye® attempts to save Olive OylTM from the clutches of that blowhard BlutoTM. You’ll wish you’d eaten all your spinach - and brought a towel - in this twisting, churning, sloshing ride that will soak you from head to toe. We repeat you WILL get wet! Be sure to check out the fun vantage points where you can watch riders get drenched as they pass by. King’s RowTM and Comic Strip Lane: You’ll feel like you’ve stepped right into the Sunday Funnies on this colorful street, the home of the most famous cartoon and comic strip characters ever created. Here you’ll ?nd a variety of shops and eateries, along with a whole scrapbook full of photo opportunities. Dining:

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Comic Strip Cafe®: Choose from a variety of ethnic cuisine including Mexican, Chinese, American and Italian fare, plus desserts. There’s something for everyone here! Vegetarian items are also available. Counter service only. Full Menu Click Here.

Cathy’s Ice Cream: Forget that waistline for a while and splurge on hot fudge sundaes, waffle cones, sodas and coffee. You can always go back on your diet tomorrow. Counter service only. Full Menu Click Here.

Wimpy’s: After years of telling everyone “I will gladly .pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today," Popeye’s portly friend Wimpy has ?nally stopped mooching off others and , created his own outdoor eatery. You’ll ?nd hamburgers, cheeseburgers, hot dogs and chili dogs Counter service only. Full Menu Click Here.

Blondie’s: Home of the Dagwood: Stop by Blondie’s deli and feast on an overstuffed deli sandwich that looks like Dagwood just raided the fridge to create it, along with hot meat loaf sandwiches, chili, salads and apple pie. Counter service only. Shopping: WossaMotta U.TM Store: Toys and apparel featuring RockyTM, BullwinkleTM and all their friends from Frostbite Falls, plus world-famous PEZ candy and dispensers.

Gasoline Alley: You’ll be the belle of the beach with this selection of surf wear, colorful sarongs and grass skirts. Betty Boop Store: Boop oop a doop it’s everything Betty Boop, from t-shirts and hats, to mugs, key chains, videos and more.

Toon Extra®: Apparel, accessories, gifts and souvenirs featuring all the cartoon and comic book characters you’ll ?nd in Toon Lagoon®.

Games of Skill: It’s a miniature midway of fun and games Where you can try your strength or test your skill.

SEUSS LANDING Attractions:

The Cat In The HatTM: Now that the grown-ups are all gone, it’s time for that mischievous Cat in the Hat and his friends Thing 1 and Thing 2 to cause mayhem throughout the house. You’ll spin‘ and swerve as you ride your couch through the pages of the famous children’s book.

One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue FishTM: Climb aboard and guide your ?sh up and down, past fountains that squirt in time to a musical rhyme. Pay attention to the words and do what they say or you’ll get wet! Dining: FIG. 5K Patent Application Publication Jul. 15, 2004 Sheet 16 of 38 US 2004/0138906 A1

Circus McGurkus Cafe Stoo-pendousTM: Come one, come all, and step inside the big top! It’s a three ring circus of fun featuring pizza, spaghetti, homemade fried chicken, kids meals and ice cream. Cafeteria style restaurant. Full Menu Click Here.

Moose Juice Goose Juice: Outrageous juices served over ice or frozen, plus fresh fruit cups, churros, pretzels and cookies. Counter service only. Full Menu Click Here.

Green Eggs and HamTM Cafe: Would you eat them in a box? Would you eat them with a fox‘? Yes, this eatery really does serve tasty Green Eggs and Ham sandwiches (the eggs are tinted with food coloring), along with hamburgers, cheeseburgers and chicken ?ngers. Counter service only. Full Menu Click Here.

Hop on PopTM Ice Cream Shop: Take a break and cool off with ice cream and cold sodas. Counter service only. Full Menu Click Here. Shopping:

Cats, Hats & Things: If you think red and white stripes are stylish then you’ll be the height of fashion with a t-shirt or sweatshirt purchased here. This is the place for apparel, gifts, mugs, jewelry and toys all based on Dr. Seuss’s The Cat In The Hat.

Mulberry StreetTM Store: From the GrinchTM to Horton the Elephant you’ll ?nd all your favorite Dr. Seuss characters represented here in plush toys, apparel, children’s and toddler clothing, souvenirs and collectibles.

All The Books You Can Read: No child’s library should be without the wonderful stories of Dr. Seuss, and you’ll ?nd the complete collection of Dr. Seuss books, videos, tapes and software on sale here.

Snookers & Snookers Sweet Candy CookersTM: A sweet selection of Seussian candy and gifts. Themepark #2

Universal Studios F lorida® is the only place on earth where you can Ride the Movies®. At this real working ?lm and TV studio, an amazing array of rides, shows, movie sets and attractions puts you right into your favorite scenes from your favorite motion pictures.

You’ll ?nd yourself in the middle of the excitement of such movies as Men In Black, Terminator 2, Twister, Back to the Future, JAWS and more.

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Plus, you’ll stroll through authentic movie sets re-creating such familiar locations as the bustling streets of New York, San Francisco’s Fisherman’s Wharf, Hollywood Boulevard and the quiet New England ?shing village of Amity.

Attractions:

Alfred Hitchcock - The Art of MakingMovies: This attraction features the mastermind of suspense, Alfred Hitchcock. A 3-D ?lm from the Birds to a full review of all of his classic ?lms, this exhibit is a great experience for any movie buff. The famous scene for psycho is explained in detail including the entire set being reproduced.

The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera: This exciting 3D Movie Ride is a trip and a half. Get on board with your friends, Yogi, Astro, Elroy and George, as they try to save the planet from Dick Dastardly and his evil friend Muttley. This ride also has stationary seating for those of you who want to ride with out the simulated effect.

Nickelodeon Studios : Nickelodeon Studios®: Take a fun and informative guided tour and play games based on your favorite Nickelodeon® television shows. A lucky member of the audience will even get the honor of being "slimed".

' LOOK FOR TWO EXCITING NEW ATTRACTIONS COMING IN 2003!

The Bone Yard: A playground designed to take a look at old props that did not "survive" their scenes. Also here is the storage area for props that are needed to complete sets and movie productions. Dining:

Universal Studios’ Classic Monsters Cafe: Frankenstein®, the Wolfman® and The Creature from the Black Lagoon® are your hosts at this horror and science ?ction themed restaurant ?lled with lots of movie and TV memorabilia. Enjoy monster salads, frightfully good wood oven pizza, pasta like Mummy® used to make and devilish desserts. Cafeteria style restaurant. Click here for full menu. Shopping: The Fudge Shoppe: Treat yourself to a tantalizing assortment of savory fresh fudges and delight?ll gourmet candies. Seasonal specialties, too! i

It’s A Wrap: Forget anyone on your gift list? This is your last chance to pick up a souvenir, gift or t-shirt as you leave the park.

Nickelodeon® Kiosk: Children and adults alike will enjoy these items -- including plush dolls, t-shirts, sweatshirts and other apparel -- featuring some of Nickelodeon’s most popular characters, from the RugratsTM to SpongeBob SquarePantsTM. FIG. 5M Patent Application Publication Jul. 15, 2004 Sheet 18 of 38 US 2004/0138906 A1

On Location: Film and other useful items shutterbugs will need to record their fun at Universal Studios. You can rent two-way radios to keep track of everyone in your party. It’s also the place to pick up the souvenir photo you can have taken as you entered the park.

Surf Hut: From suntan lotion to sunglasses, you’ll ?nd everything you need to protect yourself from the Florida sun.

Universal Studios Store®z If you want something with the Universal Studios logo on it, you’ll ?nd it here. From hats and t-shirts to jackets, mugs, pens, sweaters, toys, you name it! You’ll also ?nd a wealth of Universal pins for all you pin traders.

TWlSTER...Ride it Out®: Step into one of the most action-packed movies of all time! Hold on tight as the swirling vortex of a tornado blows you away in this amazing special effects show. You’ll experience the wind, rain, lightning and awesome power of a tornado registering F5 on the Fujita scale.

The Blues Brothers: Jake and Elwood, The Blues Brothers, bring a little Chicago blues and Windy City attitude to the streets of New York. Appearing periodically throughout the day, The Blues Brothers belt out the high energy hits that have made them a fan favorite.

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Finnegan’s Bar & Grill: This full-service restaurant is an authentic Irish pub serving such traditional Irish-American fare as corned beef, shepherd’s pie and ?sh & chips. Enjoy live entertainment in the adjacent bar including karaoke and a daily happy hour. Click Here for Full Menu. Louie’s Italian Restaurant: Enjoy quick and delicious Italian specialties including pizza, pasta and lasagna, plus an espresso bar and Italian desserts. Counter service only. Shopping:

A?ermath: After surviving TWISTER Ride it Out, into this shop and pick up a variety of unique Twister and Weather-related gifts and apparel.

Second Hand Rose: This sweet shop features an assortment of candies, fudge and gifts, including an array of PEZ® candy products. San Francisco/Amity

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Beetlejuice’s Rock ’n’ Roll Graveyard RevueTM: Join that ghost with the most, BeetlejuiceTM, as he serves as Master of Scaremonies for a rockin’ androllin’ live stage show featuring such classic Universal Monsters® as F rankenstein®, The Bride of Frankenstein®, Dracula®, The Wolfman® and more. Filled with the hottest hit tunes and loads of explosive pyrotechnics, this show is loud enough to wake the dead!

Earthquake®--The Big One: Take a ride under the streets of San Francisco on the Golden Gate Transit subway line. Suddenly the ground shakes. The ceiling collapses. And you ?nd yourself caught in the middle of an earth-shattering quake registering 8.3 on the Richter Scale.

JAWS®: The Great White terror of JAWS is back, and this time you’re in the water with him! Your peaceful boat tour of Amity becomes an unforgettable adventure as the famed giant shark swims out of movie history and right at your boat again and again.

The Wild, Wild, Wild West Stunt ShowSM: Mosey on in for two-?sted action and side splitting laughs as you enjoy this hilarious demonstration of Western movie-style stunts including high falls, ?ght scenes, dynamite blasts and more. Dining:

Lombard’s Landing: Located directly on the water at Fisherman’s Wharf, the theme park’s premier full-service restaurant serves fresh seafood, steak, pasta and sandwiches. The well-lit d cor includes lots of woodwork and several large aquariums ?lled with exotic tropical ?sh. Click Here for FullMenu.

San Francisco Pastry Company: Adjacent to Lombard’s Landing, you’ll ?nd a great selection of pastries, desserts, sandwiches, coffee and coffee specialty drinks. Counter service only. Click Here for Full Menu.

Boardwalk Funnel Cake Co.: Sweet crunchy funnel cakes topped with strawberries, ice cream and chocolate. Counter service only.

Brody’s Ice Cream Shoppe: Cool and refreshing old fashioned ice cream, sundaes and ?oats in a variety of ?avors. Counter service only.

Captain Quint’s Seafood and Chowder House Restaurant: You’ll ?nd a fresh selection of coastal seafood platters and chowder rivaling the best clam shacks that line the beaches and highways of Cape Cod. Counter service only.

Chez Alcatraz: Dine on seasoned peel and eat shrimp, creamy seafood chowder, crab cocktails, tasty sandwiches and snacks while you quench your thirst with ice cold beverages and a variety of specialty frozen drinks. Happy hour daily. Bar style service. Click Here for Full Menu.

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