Travel channel...orlando resorts, last night

[d4est]

Anyone else catch it? It featured several resorts...JW Marriot/Ritz, Gaylord, Dis Grand Floridian, and others...including Universal's RPR! As if I wasn't excited enough already, this really pumped me up! Talked about theming, rooms, pool & beach, Tchoup Chop, the boat ride, etc. Very nice to see something that is going to be a reality in a few days!!! Man, I can't wait!

 

[IMGONNABE40!]

Wow! I'm happy for you! Wish we were heading back. I really can't complain, though. We have had 3 trips in the last year. I knew that Orlando was being featured on the travel channel, but do not have cable. I am glad to see UO getting its props.

 

[TabbTigger1]

The show "Inside Orlando's Resorts" will be on again Sunday Feb 13th at 1pm. I have it saved on the satellite.

Amid Orlando's resorts and theme parks exist chic and unique getaways that offer a chance to luxuriate in peace. Travel off the beaten path to Orlando's plush spas, luxury suites, and upscale golf courses that may be too pricey for the average tourist.

TabbTigger

 

[robvia]

It was a great show, worth watching. It highlited the fancy stuff most of the time. The best rooms, day spas, best restaurants. Most can't afford to go all out like that.

What interested me was the Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress which has an equestrian center. We own a T-bred and my daughter rides, so that might be an interesting trip.

If anything, you'll get some ideas for offsite properties.

 

[Immelman]

I had no idea the Gaylord was so nice. we drive by it all the time. time to stay a night.