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fun, easy, and the lines aren't hours long. Thrill-seekers might want to try the 'world's
tallest skycoaster,' a bungee-jumping-style experience with a 300ft free fall. Free parking.
A second park, Fun Spot America - Orlando ( MAP GOOGLE MAP ; 407-363-3867;
http://fun-spot.com ; 5700 Fun Spot Way; admission free, unlimited all-day rides adult/child under
54in $40/30; 2pm-midnight Mon-Fri, from 10am Fri & Sat; I-Ride Trolley Red Line Stop 6) , sits
on International Drive, minutes from Universal Orlando Resort.
Green Meadows Farm FARM
( GOOGLE MAP ; 407-846-0770; www.greenmeadowsfarm.com ; 1368 S Poinciana Blvd; admission
$23; 9:30am-4pm, final tour 2pm; )
Only 30 minutes' drive from Disney, this little farm makes a pleasant getaway to the coun-
tryside and an easy break from the theme-park energy. You can pet the animals, milk a
cow, ride a pony, and there's plenty of shade and grass, a picnic area and a playground.
Note that you can only see the farm by two-hour tour.
To fully participate in everything offered, arrive by 2pm; if you come after that, they'll
give you a truncated tour as time allows.
Central Florida Zoo ZOO
( GOOGLE MAP ; 407-323-4450; www.centralfloridazoo.org ; 3755 NW Hwy 17-92, Sanford; adult/
child 3-9yr $15/11, zip line $18-48; 9am-5pm; )
Small but satisfying zoo set apart from the usual intensity of Orlando tourist attractions,
with an excellent splash-play area, animal interactions and a zip line (from $18 to $48).
Audubon Park NEIGHBORHOOD
( www.audubonparkgardens.com )
Just south of Winter Park and anchored on the west by Leu Gardens, this quirky little res-
idential pocket has a distinct urban-hip meets granola-crunchy vibe. There are a handful of
recommended restaurants, bakeries and bars, as well as a good ice-cream shop, primarily
clustered around the intersection of Corrine Dr and Winter Park Rd.
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