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 Not just cartoons |
8001 International Drive Wyndham Orlando Resort (Venue) Orlando, FL 32819 United States +1 407 351 2420 (Venue) http://www.animefestivalorland... |
If you are a fan of the unique Japanese animations and of their culture, then head down to Orlando's Anime Festival. Catch Fan Films, a music video contest, karaoke competitions and more; all Anime centric of course! If you dress up in a unique Anime costume or like a famous movie star, you even get to walk the red carpet along with the honored filmmakers! Go get your fill of these distinctive Japanese animated beings. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Screams & Scares Abound |
8001 International Drive Orlando, FL 32819 United States +1 954 258 7852 http://www.freakshowfilmfest.com/ |
This three-day festival takes place during the annual SCREAMFEST Horror Convention at the Wyndham Orlando Resort. Each year it showcases the newest and scariest submissions from both well-known and rising independent horror filmmakers. The festival ends with an awards ceremony that includes categories such as Best Florida Horror Film, Best FX Makeup, and the Audience Choice Award. As the festival (and the convention in general) anticipates attendance rates to be in the thousands, be sure to check the website for film schedules and ticket prices as early as possible. Parents please note that the festival is not open to anyone under the age of 17. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Do Business in Style |
9800 International Drive Orlando, FL 32819 United States +1 407 685 9800 / +1 800 345 9845 http://www.orlandoconvention.com/ |
There's lots on offer for the business traveler in the bustling city of Orlando. Whether you want to attend events or hold your own, The Orange County Convention Center is the perfect choice. Ideal for trade shows, conventions, meetings and fairs, it meets all the needs of the business traveler. Equipped with the most modern facilities, its service is also of the highest quality. The centre boasts of lecture rooms, an auditorium, a business centre as well as dining rooms. It has a unique program for encouraging its employees to perform well. A guest who receives outstanding service may reward the employee with a courtesy coin. Every quarter, those employees who have earned a certain amount of coins, can win several prizes. Most impressive though is the fact that not a dime of tax payers' money has been used for this government-run state-of-the-art centre. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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