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My cameraman and I were the first people to climb into these Nepalese sky caves in over 500 years. I’m trying to forget that we have to make the terrifying climb back down by admiring the view.
The village of Lo Manthang in the remote Mustang region of Nepal is probably the best preserved example of Tibetan culture left on earth. Here, life carries on much as it has since the Middle Ages. Here, a woman weaves yarn by hand while wearing Rastafarian looking yak hair atop her head.
There are about 8,400 rhinos left in South Africa’s Kruger National Park. Armed anti-poaching units patrol the bush, but with nearly 1,000 rhinos killed in the park last year, it’s a dangerous, uphill battle.
Welcome to Equador's Mitad del Mundo, or the middle of the world. On the left side of the photo is the northern hemisphere. On the right, the southern hemisphere. And down the middle, the planet’s equator.
"This season on Expedition Unknown, we'll be digging into the real story behind some of the world's most legendary characters, such as Christopher Columbus. Get ready to be shocked by the true story of the world's most famous explorer."
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"This season on Expedition Unknown, we'll be digging into the real story behind some of the world's most legendary characters, such as Christopher Columbus. Get ready to be shocked by the true story of the world's most famous explorer."
Josh Gates
"Every year, thousands of people attend the "Running of the Bulls" in Pamplona, Spain. The course is only 3,000 feet and the average speed of the herd is 15mph. Advice: Don't look back."
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"This bike is quite the Triumph as it takes me across the English countryside on the search for Robin Hood."
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"While searching for the truth behind the legend of King Arthur, I decide to see what being Scottish is all about. And to answer your question - 'No, I'm not, and it feels liberating'."
Josh Gates
"A closeup look at the skeletal remains of Nikolay Ovcharov and his team found at Perperikon in Bulgaria which may hold answers to the Strigoi myth."
Josh Gates
"In Winchester, Hampshire, the Round Table has been discovered ... or what King Henry VIII thinks is the Round Table."
Josh Gates
"While mounting an expedition in Germany to look for lost treasures, I decide to take a break and explore a German beer hall. Needless to say, things get a little boozy. (Honestly, I have no idea whose lederhosen I'm wearing.)"
Josh Gates
"All that is left of the once magnificent Glastonbury Abbey which is said to be the final resting place of King Arthur and his Queen Guinevere."
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"Navigating the streets of Budapest can be a challenge, doing it in a vintage, 3-wheeled, Czechoslovakian car ... well that's just crazy."
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"Navigating the streets of Budapest can be a challenge, doing it in a vintage, 3-wheeled, Czechoslovakian car ... well that's just crazy."
Josh Gates
The monasteries of the Mustang Region in Nepal are mystical and protected places. This particular shrine is guarded by several mummified snow-leopards. I’m guessing these are highly effective in warding off intruders.
Swayambhunath temple in Kathmandu, Nepal is home to hundreds of monkeys who watch over the soaring Buddhist shrine. They’re cute…just don’t take out a candy bar in front of them or it turns into Planet of the Apes.
The Aztecs were one of the mightiest civilizations in the ancient Americas. Their sense of interior design, however, is a little harsh for my taste.
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Trekking into the cloud forests of Ecuador made for one of the most challenging days in Expedition Unknown history. With constant rain and fog, nearly everything gets soaked. Except for this llama, who brought his own raincoat.
Josh Gates
You think your job is tough? Try being on the janitorial staff at the ruins of Teotihuican in Mexico. This place is falling apart. Literally.
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While traveling the world for a living is an honor, not every day is a walk in the park. Here, my 2 cameramen do their best not to puke while filming in horrible seas off the coast of Florida. You don’t want to see the "after" photo.
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One of the best parts about traveling is making new friends. This little guy came right up to our car near the border of Tibet.
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On a recent expedition to Florida, I decided to blend in with the locals. Of course, most of the locals are about 80 years old.
Josh Gates
A few years ago, I was lucky enough to go to the Olympics in Vancouver. I remember standing in line to buy an overpriced red sweatshirt to commemorate my trip to the games. I was recently amazed to see the kid's size of the same sweatshirt a few thousand miles away in the high-altitude Nepalese village of Lo Manthang. Makes me wonder the journey it took to get here. Also, this adorable kid wears it much better than I did.
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Hanging with a Hindu holy man in Kathmandu’s Durbar Square. It kind of looks like he just pulled 5 quarters out of my ear. This dude's a straight-up magician!
Josh Gates
In the Philippines, locals trick out busses known as "jeepneys," cobbled together from old U.S. military jeeps from WWII.
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Nepal suffered a devastating blow in 2015 when it was hit with a 7.8 magnitude earthquake. A year later, the cleanup is in full force, and hope is returning to the storied streets of Kathmandu.
South Africa’s National Parks are filled with some of the wildest creatures on the planet, but that doesn’t mean you have to live like an animal. Here’s a look at my stunning treehouse retreat at the incredible Lion Sands Game Reserve.
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The Stratford Court Hotel in Cedar City, UT, was outdated and dirty, and the staff was completely overwhelmed before Anthony and his crew arrived on the scene.
A new paint job, fresh linens and updated furniture helped give this locally owned hotel a new look that will attract repeat business rather than turn people away.
The Anice Inn in Orlando didn’t even come close to living up to its name. The hotel’s buildings were infested with mold, and nearly every room had a severe case of bedbugs.
Anthony and his crew gave the Anice Inn a wonderful makeover, removing dangerous mold and mildew and updating the carpet, linens and furniture. However, management at the hotel did not agree to Anthony's terms, so the renovation was halted after just 1 room.
The Country Barn Motel and Campground in Nashua, NH, had seen better days. The trailers were run-down and infested with bedbugs.
Anthony and his crew exterminated all the creepy crawlers and refurbished each trailer with modern décor, making the motel an attractive alternative to the run-of-the-mill hotel chain.
After Anthony and Co. remodeled the guest rooms at the Luxury Inn (renamed the Mountain View Inn), they were open and bright, and the Southwestern décor gave them a local feel.
The Empress Hotel in New Orleans was marketed as a cheap option for Bourbon Street partygoers, but the lobby was outdated and unappealing.
The rooms at the Ocean Crest Resort in Moclips, WA, were nice but outdated. The bland walls and worn-out décor needed to go.
During the renovation, Anthony's team added some spunk to the guest rooms with new furniture, wall hangings and a punch of color that was sorely needed.
This lofted office space was boring and rarely used before Anthony and his team came to the Guest House at Houndslake in Aiken, SC.
The newly renovated lobby of the Hearthstone Inn, featuring lots of beautiful stone detail to represent the Hearthstone Inn brand.
The newly renovated ballroom at the Crookston Inn and Convention Center features a fresh paint job, reupholstered chairs and classy table settings.
A crisp, newly renovated guest room at the Autoport Motel has fresh linens, mood lighting and modern wall décor.
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The lobby of the Autoport Motel in State College, PA, before the front desk's transformation from a restaurant host stand to a real hotel lobby.
The Autoport Motel’s newly renovated lobby displays the hotel's rich history instead of its restaurant specials.
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The guest rooms at the Streamline Hotel in Daytona Beach, FL, are clean, but the window shades are deteriorating, and the décor is outdated.
After receiving new bedspreads, headboards, window shades and paint, the guest rooms at Streamline appear to be fresh and contemporary.
Anthony is in Hood River, OR, to help owner Grant Polson bring the 60-year-old, 42-room Vagabond Lodge into the 21st century. The current event space is filled with mud, broken railings, cracked paint and mountains of dirt where the stairs should be.
Anthony enlists the help of designer Blanche Garcia to construct an outdoor event space that showcases the lodge's breathtaking natural surroundings. After adding a stone staircase, new layers of grass and new wood railings, the event space at the Vagabond Lodge is ready for their upcoming wedding season.
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Although the space is nice, the lobby at High Meadows Inn is a cluttered mess, with too much going on around the front desk and unnecessary artwork all over the walls.
After refinishing the furniture, adding new wallpaper, cleaning up the clutter and adding a proper management system, the front desk at High Meadows is fully equipped to handle any customer needs.
Mirrors replace this guest room's original 1970s artwork, while separate bed frames and new furniture are installed to give High Meadows Inn a more contemporary feel.
After his initial walkthrough of the Solunto Mare, Anthony can't seem to understand why the hotel is struggling; that is, until he comes across the banquet room.
Anthony enlists the help of designer Casey Noble to revamp the hotel's banquet room, so that it plays up the room's exquisite views over the Mediterranean Sea.
With a brand new paint job, reupholstered furniture, new granite countertops and collapsable tables used for serving guests, the banquet room is now suitable to hold events.
With a much more modern look and feel, the guest rooms at the Catskills Mountain Lodge went from looking old and vintage -- not in a good way -- to looking classy and elegant.
It appears as though the "activity room" at this Catskills lodge has been used as more of a storage closet than anything else over the last several years.
After removing the old, broken-down ping-pong and foosball tables, Anthony and his team hooked the new game room up with multiple air hockey tables and a mini putting green.
Esperanza, an award-winning luxury resort in Los Cabos, has a beautiful location overlooking the Sea of Cortez and the Pacific Ocean.
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All the rooms at Esperanza have ocean views. The hotel is located at the tip of Punta Ballena ("Whale Point”), and in the winter months you might spot the migrating humpback whales from your private veranda.
Esperanza, An Auberge Resort
With a prime location at the gateway to the Riviera Maya, the Nizuc Resort and Spa has unique Mayan-inspired therapies and private white-sand beaches make it a tranquil haven.
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This oasis on the tip of the Baja Peninsula was built in the 1950s as a 15-room luxury hideaway for the jet-set crowd. Now it’s expanded to over 115 rooms, but the One & Only Palmilla still feels glamorous and secluded.
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You will be treated like a celebrity at this beachfront sanctuary. The exceptional service includes personal butlers, luggage unpacking and a pillow and aromatherapy turndown menu.
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Tucked away in Acapulco's tropical oasis, the Fairmont Princess, a 15-story Aztec-pyramid-shaped hotel, is surrounded by lush gardens, a saltwater lagoon, a golf course and more.
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There's not a bad table at the resort’s Beach Club, an open-air bar and restaurant located right on the beach.
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Soak up the picture-perfect weather by one of the resort’s undulating outdoor pools.
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Fiesta Americana Grand Coral Beach is located on a private beach but is still close to Cancun’s lively dining and nightlife.
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The Melia Cabo Real, an all-inclusive beach and golf resort, is nestled on a sandy cove along Los Cabos' stunning sapphire coast.
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Enjoy a meal or a cocktail right on the beach under one of the largest thatched-roof structures in Los Cabos.
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The Westin Resort & Spa is a tropical paradise with a prime beachfront location in Puerto Vallarta.
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Take a refreshing dip in one of the pools that flow through the property. Visit the swim-up bar or relax in a private shaded area.
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There’s something for everyone at the Westin, whether it’s enjoying perfect-weather golfing, relaxing at the spa or just taking in the ocean views.
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Located on the area’s widest stretch of beach, the all-suite Hyatt Zilara is an adults-only haven. The all-inclusive resort boasts Cancun’s only ocean-view spa, as well as wine and spirit tastings, gourmet restaurants, and pool- and beachside butler service, making this the perfect place for a romantic getaway or a weekend escape with your friends.
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Spend the afternoons at the oceanfront infinity pool, complete with swim-up bar, or hit the town for endless entertainment options and Cancun’s renowned nightlife.
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With a never-ending view of the Sea of Cortez from the shorefront pool, "infinity" seems like an understatement.
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The edges of the pool melt into the sea, meaning you can bask, rinse, and repeat in more than one body of water at a time. What flow will you go with?
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Carved into a cliff on the southern tip of Mexico’s Baja California Peninsula lies the remarkable Resort at Pedregal. Guests can stay in beachside villas and are pampered with luxe amenities such as private plunge pools and rain showers.
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Latin American sculptures and paintings greet you upon arrival at the posh Marquis Los Cabos Resort & Spa. Artistic inspiration may strike you as well while you admire the surrounding nature, where desert mountains meet the Sea of Cortez.
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Out back, 3 infinity pools offer sweeping views of the water, which is frequented by dolphins and water-sport aficionados alike.
The Leading Hotels Of The World
Tucked amid the tropical Riviera Maya jungle and Playa del Carmen’s longest stretch of beach, Mahekal Beach Resort offers a chic, bohemian take on beach life.
Mahekal Beach Resort
Among the thatched-roof cottages are accommodations offering lush garden views or beautiful ocean views, spacious terraces with hammocks and plunge pools.
Mahekal Beach Resort
ncorporating East Asian design with tropical accents, Amansala is an eco-chic resort located on the Caribbean side of Mexico in Tulum. Famed for the area’s white beaches and Mayan ruins, the resort celebrates the land’s natural beauty with its simple yet elegant oceanfront, thatched-roof cabanas.
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Unplug in rustic luxury and de-stress by embarking on one of the seasonal yoga retreats, going on a beach jog with your friends, or reconnecting with your partner on a romantic beach getaway.
Amansala Resort & Retreat
Neatly placed on a stretch of beach in Cabo San Lucas, the Sheraton Hacienda del Mar Golf & Spa Resort is the perfect place for a beach getaway.
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There’s something for everyone at Santa Monica Pier, including souvenir shops, carnival games, arcades, restaurants and a trapeze school. Don’t miss the free summer concerts on the pier or a fun ride on the 46-horse carousel or Ferris wheel.
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Spend an action-packed day with the family at Universal Studios Hollywood. Explore where blockbuster movies are made on a studio tour, and experience unique rides like Transformers: The Ride-3D, Revenge of the Mummy and the world’s largest 3-D experience, King Kong 360. We recommend the 3-block promenade, CityWalk, which includes more than 30 places to eat, 30 shops, 6 nightclubs and a 19-screen IMAX theater.
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Thousands of people flock to Disneyland every year. Just 33 miles south of LA, this magical theme park features a seasonal FANTASMIC! Parade, the World of Color light-water show and opportunities for kids to dine with their favorite Disney characters. And you can’t forget the dozens of rides like Space Mountain, Indiana Jones Adventure and Big Thunder Mountain Railroad.
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Visit the J. Paul Getty Museum and the Getty Center to see its permanent collection of art that includes European and American history from medieval times to the present. Head outdoors to view contemporary and modern sculptures, or take a stroll through the Center’s Central Garden. This carefully manicured garden has a 134,000-square-foot design that is the centerpiece for the natural ravine and tree-lined walkway.
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Tucked along the Pacific Coast, just south of Venice Beach, Marina del Rey is the perfect SoCal setting for a waterfront stroll or bike ride. The scenic marina is dotted with small yachts and watercraft. Visit Fisherman's Village, designed to resemble a New England seaport, where it's possible to organize sunset and dinner cruises around the harbor.
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Opened in July 1934, the LA Farmers Market is a historic landmark and tourist attraction that features more than 100 restaurants, food stalls, grocers and tourist shops. This is the market for foodies in search of ethnic cuisines and specialty food markets. Looking for more places to shop? Well, you don’t have to go too far. Visit the Grove, a retail and entertainment complex located nearby.
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Visit one of the largest aquariums in the US, the Aquarium of the Pacific. Located in Long Beach, CA, this amazing aquarium is home to more than 11,000 ocean animals, representing nearly 500 species found in the Pacific Ocean. Watch marine life in action like West Coast Sea Nettles (pictured).
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See more than 1 million ice age fossils from 650 species -- from a Columbian mammoth tusk to the tooth of a baby mouse -- at the Page Museum. Visitors can also watch paleontologists work on fossils right before their eyes in the Fishbowl Lab. The museum is dedicated to researching the La Brea Tar Pits and displaying the animals that died there.
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Explore more than 111 years of history at LA’s Hollywood Forever Cemetery. Visitors flock to this popular burial ground to pay homage to hundreds of Hollywood’s greatest stars like Rudolph Valentino, Cecil B. DeMille, Jayne Mansfield, Johnny Ramone and Douglass Fairbanks.
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Head to Venice Beach. The beachfront neighborhood, located on the west-side region of LA County, is known for its canals, beaches and Ocean Front Walk, a 2-and-a-half-mile pedestrian-only promenade that features performers, fortune tellers, artists and vendors.
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Hike, jog or just walk through the 160-acre Runyon Canyon Park, located at the eastern end of the Santa Monica Mountains. In addition to celebrity sightings, this park is also known for having a liberal dog leash policy. It’s not uncommon to see dogs roaming around — with their owners, of course — off their leashes on 90 acres of the park.
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Experience 100 years of Hollywood history and witness more in the making on a tour of the Paramount Pictures studio lot. Get a behind-the-scenes look at the longest operating and only remaining major studio in Hollywood. This studio lot is where several TV shows are filmed, including Glee, Dr. Phil, Community and NCIS: Los Angeles.
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Thousands of people converge on Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Street to see the Hollywood Walk of Fame -- more than 2,500 stars embedded in the sidewalks. These brass stars bare the names of the famous actors, musicians, directors, and producers like Michael Jackson, Cate Blanchett and Gene Roddenberry.
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Get the best views of LA and the stars at Griffith Observatory. Located 1,134 feet above sea level, the observatory is visible from many parts of the Los Angeles basin and it is one of southern California’s most popular attractions. It features the Samuel Oschin Planetarium, Leonard Nimoy Event Horizon, public telescopes and more!
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More than a million people visit the 20-acre Los Angeles County Museum of Art each year. This museum holds more than 120,000 works that span from ancient times to the present. This is a must-see stop for art lovers who appreciate Asian, Latin American, pre-Columbian and Islamic art.
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Enjoy a concert at the Walt Disney Concert Hall, home to the Los Angeles Philharmonic orchestra and the Los Angeles Master Chorale. Lillian Disney made the initial donation of $50 million to build the venue as a tribute to Walt Disney’s devotion to the arts and to the city. Frank Gehry, a Canadian-American architect, designed the building.
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Shop till you drop in one of the most glamorous places in the US on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills. More than 100 boutiques and hotels span 3 city blocks along this famous street. And while you’re in the area, don’t forget to check out the Walk of Style, which features plaques embedded in the sidewalk with personal quotes and signatures from top designers including Tom Ford, Giorgio Armani and Manolo Blahnik.
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The Hollywood Bowl officially opened on July 11, 1922. The “bowl” refers to the shape of the concave hillside where the amphitheater is located. Home to the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra and the summer home for the Los Angeles Philharmonic, the amphitheater is known for its band shell, a distinctive set of concentric arches that graced the site from 1929 through 2003. A larger one was added at the beginning of the 2004 season. Music lovers heading here by subway should hop off at the Hollywood & Highland station.
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Visit Universal Orlando Resort, commonly known as Universal Orlando, which consists of Universal Studios Florida, Islands of Adventure, Universal CityWalk Orlando and 3 Loews hotels, which include Loews Portofino Bay Hotel, Hard Rock Hotel and Loews Royal Pacific Resort. Universal Studios features rides, attractions and activities based on pop-culture icons, Hollywood blockbuster films and hit television shows.
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On Flight of the Hippogriff at The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, climb into a wicker Hippogriff to go on a training flight and ride on Flight of the Hippogriff, a family-friendly rollercoaster at the theme park.
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We all love a parade, and you’ll love Universal Orlando Resort’s Superstar Parade even more. Watch as creative floats with hundreds of performers create a whole new level of fun and excitement. During the parade, some of today's most beloved characters and their stories are brought to life in the streets of Universal Studios. Sing and dance along with your favorite characters, including Nickelodeon's SpongeBob SquarePants and Dora & Diego, as well as the minions from the blockbuster animated feature Despicable Me.
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Guests at this hotel enjoy spacious guest rooms featuring authentic Italian furnishings, impeccable and attentive service, an opulent spa, 3 themed swimming pools and a few restaurants, including Mama Della’s Ristorante and Trattoria del Porto.
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Universal Orlando Resort's blockbuster attraction is Transformers: The Ride 3D. The groundbreaking ride, created under license from the toy and board game company Hasbro and based on its iconic Transformers brand, will allow fans to experience the intergalactic battle between the Autobots and the Decepticons.
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Cool things down at Universal's Wet 'n Wild, founded by SeaWorld creator George Millay. We recommend checking out the water park’s newest attraction, Blastaway Beach, featuring a sand-castle-themed water playground, 2 pools and a 60-foot sand castle with more than 160 interactive toys and 15 slides.
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Have fun with the Spidey! The Amazing Adventures of Spider-Man is one of the most popular theme park experiences at Universal Orlando Resort. With all-new enhancements -- including 4K digital high-definition ride animation, an Infitec 3-D projection system, new music score and 3-D "Spider-Vision" glasses -- guests will see incredible details, including the stitching on Spider-Man's gloves.
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Close your eyes. Lean back. Sip the ultimate margarita in Margaritaville, where every corner brings to life a different classic song by the restaurant’s owner, music legend Jimmy Buffett. Pair you margarita with some of the tasty food on the menu, including the Volcano Nachos, Jerk Salmon, Tuscan Turkey Burger or Jimmy’s Jammin’ Jambalaya.
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Hollywood Drive-In Golf at Universal CityWalk features two 18-hole courses based on classic drive-in era horror and sci-fi movies. Have fun with the entire family. Tee off through the open mouth of a giant space worm or the basement laboratory of a towering haunted house.
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It’s the hottest spot at Universal CityWalk and one of Orlando's most popular hot spots. Where tropical meets trendy, Red Coconut Club patrons can kick back and relax or dance the night away to a live band every night that features classic favorites of the '60s and '70s as well as original renditions of today's contemporary music.
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Hop on the Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit for a unique rollercoaster ride. This coaster gives guests the ability to choose from 30 songs, from 5 music genres, to create the soundtrack to their ride. After the thrill of braving this rollercoaster, riders can create a personalized take-home video using cutting-edge technology.
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Feel the power of the Incredible Hulk as Dr. Bruce Banner's gamma-ray accelerator launches you on a high-speed rollercoaster rampage, accelerating to 40 mph in just 2 seconds.
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Universal Orlando’s Islands of Adventure theme park is where innovation is combined with powerful storytelling and incredible adventure. The Cat in the Hat, The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, Doctor Doom’s Fearfall and Storm Force Accelatron are just a few popular rides found at the 110-acre theme park.
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Take a leisurely raft ride through the backwaters of Jurassic Park. The water ride allows the curious to see and be seen by friendly dinosaurs -- until something goes terribly wrong, placing guests face-to-face with a gigantic T. rex!
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Located at Universal Orlando CityWalk, Latin Quarter features appetizers, seafood, meats, salads and desserts influenced by the cuisines of Central and South America, Mexico and the Caribbean.
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