If you're looking for a theme park based vacation, then there's no need to look any further than Orlando, Florida. Even if you've been to Orlando, FL before, the amount of new new entertainment that have opened in the area in the last year is staggering. Universal Studios have opened what will undoubtedly be one of the main attractions at any of the parks with the introduction of The Simpsons ride. The Simpsons Ride has replaced the old Back to the Future attraction, you get chance to visit Krustyland with the worlds most famous family. Universal Studios also announced the opening of a hot new rollercoaster snappily called Hollywood Rip, Ride, Rockit to open in 2009. Also due to open in 2009 is a tie up between Harry Potter and Islands of Adventure with an area of the theme park to be dedicated to Hogwarts, that is also set to open in 2009. The other major additions has involved another Orlando favorite, Seaworld. Intent on becoming one of the top theme parks in Orlando, Seaworld Orlando have added a waterpark to the Seaworld and Discovery Cove parks in the area. Known as Seaworld Aquatica, Seaworld have added interaction between the animal exhibits in the park and the rides. Seaworld have recently announced they will be adding a new rollercoaster called Manta to the original park, that will open in 2009. So that leaves Disney World. Disney have been really pushing Disney's Hollywood Studios recently to make it one of their top draw theme parks. With recent additions to the park including the Block Party Bash parade, Jedi Training Academy and an area of the park dedicated to Pixar Studios the theme park has some really fresh visitors attractions this year. So if you have haven't been to Disney World in recent years, you'll be suprised at what rides and shows have been added to the Orlando theme parks and what we can look forward to in the next year.
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