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(Animal Kingdom Lodge; adult/child breakfast $23/13, dinner $40/19; 7:30-11am, 4:30-9:30pm;
)
African-inspired eatery with pleasant surroundings and a buffet several notches
above the rest.
Victoria and Albert
AMERICAN$$$
$$$
MAP
(Grand Floridian; prix fixe $135)
A true jacket-and-tie, crystal goblet romantic gourmet res-
taurant - no kidding, and no kids under 10.
Entertainment
In addition to theme park events like Magic Kingdom parades and fireworks and Epcot's
Illuminations, Disney has two entertainment districts - Downtown Disney and Disney's
Boardwalk - with eats, bars, music, movies, shops and shows.
Cirque du Soleil La Nouba
PERFORMING ARTS
MAP
( 407-939-7600;
www.cirquedusoleil.com
;
Downtown Disney's West Side; adult $61-144, child
3-9yr $49-117; 6pm & 9pm Tue-Sat)
This mind-blowing acrobatic extravaganza is one of
the best shows at Disney.
House of Blues
LIVE MUSIC
MAP
( 407-934-2583;
www.houseofblues.com
;
1490 E Buena Vista Dr)
Top acts visit this national
chain; Sunday's Gospel Brunch truly rocks.
DisneyQuest
ARCADE
(Downtown Disney; 1-day adult/child 3-9yr $48/41;
11:30am-10pm Sun-Thu, to 11pm Fri & Sat)
Five floors of virtual reality and arcade games.
Getting There & Around
Most hotels in Kissimmee and Orlando - and all Disney properties - offer free transport-
ation to Walt Disney World. Disney-owned resorts also offer free transportation from the
airport. Drivers can reach all four parks via I-4 and park for $14. The Magic Kingdom lot
is huge; trams get you to the entrance.
