This morning was quite the drive but overall incredibly fun. This is the perfect trail especially…read moreif you're looking for long distance trails for biking, running, walking, and skating. The mile markers go as far as 10 miles if that's something you're interested in doing. The trail is smooth and easy to exercise on. They have clean bathrooms and plenty of parking. Overall a really nice and clean environment I would recommend to anyone in the area or someone looking to explore outside of their own town.

A great walking trail in Sorrento with paved and wide trails. There are benches along the way…read morehowever there is very little shade. There is plenty of parking at both ends of the trail. There are no restrooms or water fountains on the trail but there are restrooms at the Orange county end of the trail. The trail is approximately 2.5 miles long and goes from Lake County to Orange County. Horses and bikes are allowed on the trails, bikers yield to hikers and horses and hikers yield to horses. The trails passed through multiple Florida, ecosystems, including sand, pine, scrub, pine, flat woods, and wetlands. Although we did not see any, deer and tortoises can be seen at times.

Lawn bowling is based on the Italian game of Boccia which has roots in the ancient games of the…read moreGreeks. You roll a white ball called a jack down a lane called a rink. The other players try to get their balls as close to the jack as possible. Although it sounds simple there is skill and strategy to the sport. The balls are weighted which causes them to curve as the roll. This allows players to get their ball past other players who may be blocking their jack. I had never heard of lawn bowling before when I spotted the Mount Dora Lawn Bowling Club at the end of Donnelly Street next to Elizabeth Evans Park. Willard M. Bryant and his next door neighbor Fred S. Thompson learned about lawn bowling on their vacation to St. Petersburg Florida in the 1920's. The friends liked the sport and when they started spending the winters in Mount Dora they decided to a start a lawn bowling league. With help from Charles Edgerton, owner of the historic Lakeside Inn who served on the Park Commission, they were able to get the approval of the city council to stat a club. Three rinks were built and on April 7, 1928 the first Mount Dora Lawn Bowling League was created consisting of 20 members with Bryant serving as president and Bryant as vice-president. On April 13,1928 the first match was held against 35 bowlers from Orlando. In 2014 a historic marker was dedicated at their clubhouse to the history of the Mount Dora Bowling Club. Today the club has 300 members making it one of the largest BowlsUSA affiliated clubs in the country. They will teach you how to play the game and give you a free trial membership. After that you can purchase a membership to be part of the club.

I. Could. Write. A. Book. About this place!!!!…read more So, flashback to August of last year. Anthony and I are starting to plan our wedding and picking and choosing what is important to us. Location? Has to be a Disney Wedding. Time of day? Brunch would be fun... Cinderella's Carriage? Must-do. But, we wanted to do something at our wedding that no one would see coming. Cinderella's Carriage? Pretty predictable. Having Mickey and Minnie attend? Also predictable. Wearing a black dress instead of a white one to our wedding? Absolutely would be shocking, but also would never be us! (LOL) We decided that neither of us know how to dance- at all- in the slightest bit, and that if we started to practice our first dance now, we could do something pretty crazy and no one would see it coming. So, we researched and found a few places, but something about Arthur Murray Orlando stood out to us. It seemed... less intimidating. I called a few places and I'll never forget the first call I had with Arthur Murray and how we laughed and I felt like I was speaking to a lifelong friend. We scheduled a consultation and came in to meet everyone and scope things out. From there, again, everyone, and I mean everyone, was so fun and kind and not judgmental in the slightest. We always felt comfortable here and our secret dance classes became our own little date nights that we looked forward to. We kept our dance classes a total secret from everyone that we knew. We were introduced to Mandi who is... a complete ray of sunshine and a personal cheerleader. I explained to her our crazy idea of doing a huge mashup of a million songs and told her if it was too much trouble, we could just pick one song. Mandi told us that it's our wedding and if we want a fun, crazy, 7-minute mashup then that is what we will get! She completely captured our vision and taught us how to dance the wildest of first dances! Joya, the manager, is also a gem! She worked with us and supported us and encouraged us throughout our learning experience. I'll never forget the day Anthony and I were just exhausted from work and wedding planning and everything- Joya brought us coffee! I have never been so excited to have a cup of coffee in my life! Kiara was the receptionist (sadly she has moved away) and she helped us pick out our shoes and accessories and so many other details for our wedding! Everyone here is extremely talented and has quite the experience. We felt so lucky to be learning from so many experts! They never made us feel like we didn't know how to dance, they were all just so excited to share their knowledge and encourage us that we could dance, too! Joya and Mandi planned so many fun events. They had a "Second Chance Wedding Dance" event where several of the wedding couples performed their first dances again- just for funsies! It was so fun to watch this event early on in our learning process. The month of our wedding, I came in and did a run-through of our dance in my wedding dress with Mandi. (And I am so glad that I did, because my dress completely ripped in our big dip! Alterations fixed this, but so happy this didn't happen the day of!) About a week before our wedding, Anthony and I had the chance to dance in front of several of the other dancers (talk about intimidating!!) as practice before our big day. Arthur Murray, over the year that we worked with them on our wedding dance, became a family to us. And, after the wedding process is completely over, both of us confidently can say that the highlight of our entire wedding experience is our fun little date nights at Arthur Murray. Neither of us are dancers, but we are learning! And we can't wait to come back to Arthur Murray soon next year and just continue our fun little date nights. There is so much more that I could say, again, I could write a book! But, definitely come here. Totally worth it!

My fiancé and I tried this place out last night to test out dance lessons for our wedding! It was…read moresurprisingly lively given the storm, but it brought a great vibe! Even though there's various groups on the dance floor they were all doing their own thing. It never felt like we were being intruded on for our lesson and vice versa. We ended up having such a great time that we are considering going back just for fun! I have definitely discovered a new hobby for us to enjoy together & I'll even bring friends for group lessons!

What a fun meet and greet. From the sound of it I thought it was a show and then followed by a meet…read moreand greet. I wish the could make it clearer that this isn't a show, just a meet and greet and you have to pick 2 of the character to get in line for. I'm glad I didn't crave taking pictures of all four then we'd have to stand in line again. I had no idea that it was just a meet and greet. It's located at the end of Fantasyland all the end of the park. It's so deep inside, you have to be really committed to this experience. I set aside over an hour for this experience as I thought I was a show then a meet and greet. We really zipped through this. We had to keep walking and walking to find it. It was located in a big top tent. There are two options when you arrive you can see Donald and Goofy or Daisy and I can't recall who her counterpart was. We were there to see Goofy as that is my Aunt's favorite Character so I wanted to make sure we got pictures with Goofy and of Goofy alone for the photo book I was making for her for Chanukah this year. We came to Disney World the first week of December so photo presents for the holidays were still possible. We got inline for Donald and Goofy. It was a long line, but not unreasonable. I believe we waited between 15-20minutes. The longest we waited all day for an experience. I was surprised when we got to the front of the line that there wasn't a photographer. It was all being done automatically. You get to the front, the cast member holds you at a rope till it's your turn and then they let you in. You put down your bags to the side and then meet goofy. He's so fun and loving. We posed with him and the camera went off a few times. Then when we were done I asked if I could take a few shots of him alone. I was given permission to use my phone and I took a few shots. Then we were ushered to a computer screen where we scanned our key card or magic band like you do with a photographer and the photo are send directly to your account. The same procedure went with Donald. All the pictures turned out fabulous even without a real photographer.

Pete's silly side sideshow is a character meet and greet area located inside Disney magic kingdom…read morejust outside the circus area and the famed dumbo ride. The tent are has two lines. One line to meet daisy and Minnie Mouse dressed in circus attire and another to meet goofy and Donald whom are also in circus themed attire. Overall it's a nice permanent meet and greet area that is indoors. My younger girls love the character meets and it brings them a lasting memory.

See attached photos!!!…read more This is not a family oriented business, has no regards for its students or competitve team dance members, even in the face of having lost a beloved grandfather and myself her mom being admitted to the hospital my daughter was bullied and told no one cares and she better just find a ride to class.

My daughters had an amazing experience! The technique that's being taught is top notch. The fellow…read moredancers and instructors were so positive and encouraging of one another!

This church is gifted with such amazing talent! I went to see the performance "Big Fish" and it was…read morefantastic! Beautiful voices, wonderful costumes and great backdrop! I have enjoyed every performance I have seen here!

I'm sitting at work on a Friday afternoon, and a coworker asks me, "Do you want to watch hot girls…read morein lingerie play tackle football tonight?" ...I was offended he felt the need to ask. So, not knowing what to expect, we rolled down to the Citrus Bowl that night and became instant fans of the sport. Let's get that out of the way first. This is a real sport. More specifically, it's tackle football, coached by former NFL players/coaches, it has trades/free agency, and the girls are running real football plays with wide receivers shifting in motion and QB silent counts. One major difference between the LFL and standard football is the teams have to pass at least twice every set of downs to discourage teams from getting too run-happy. The end result is an exciting blend of beauty, brawn, bras, and panties. Our experience at the Citrus Bowl was fantastic. The stadium announcer did a good job of getting the crowd fired up, and they played a constant mix of Jock Jams to keep the party rolling at all times. My buddy and I were remarking that the music at the stadium was better than local radio. We heard songs like Get Ready For This, Whoomp There It Is, The Power, Welcome to the Jungle, Hip Hop Hooray, and Rock and Roll Part 2. Combine that with alcohol and sexy football, and it was good times! After the game, the Orlando Fantasy met with their fans to sign autographs and pose for pictures. The players were all down-to-earth, and that's just one of the many reasons why this sport is gaining in popularity. I'm not a fan of fantasy football, but I am a fan of Orlando Fantasy football. If you want to learn more about it, like the Facebook page for the LFL. You can also watch the games on MTV2 on Friday nights. It's nearing the end of the regular season now, which leads into the playoffs and ultimately the Lingerie Bowl which coincides with the Super Bowl.

Just Dance Too Orlando rocks! I am a parent that has 2…read moredaughters attend JDT (just dance too). My kids love it! They both started as 2 extremely shy girls. They have burst out of the shyness more than I could have hoped for, literally! They both have made lasting friendships, gained confidence & are more disciplined. My oldest started at age 5 & has been going for 2 years now. My youngest started at age 4. I never thought they would actually dance when it was time for the showcases but each & every performance has brought me to tears! Location: off of kirkman rd in a plaza. Kind of central...I drive maybe 20-25min to get the kids there. Studio: clean, decent-sized studio on the 2nd floor. When you walk in is the directors desk & an small area for seating and a unisex bathroom. Then through the door is the actual studio...wood floors & mirrors. Director: Mrs. India. A former 14k dancer from Bethune Cookman. (I know, I know...even though I'm a rattler...anyhow, lol). This lady has talent & creativity pouring from her! She is stern ;) but she has a huge heart and special kind of love for each child. She & her staff teaches amazing technical skills which shows in the solid performances. The kids definitely have fun, they laugh and they cry...but they are learning important lessons that they can't even fathom right now. My kids love JDT and so do I! Besides dancing JDT has Halloween parties, holiday parties, end of the season get-togethers, and Mrs. India does something special for all her graduating seniors. Finally, each child dances in every show..and at the end they ALL get medals. There are different categories depending on age & skill: babies, juniors & seniors. Mine are both babies now....so practice is twice weekly for an hour....and the price is right! Lol. If you can't check JDT out in the fall/spring she also has an awesome summer program filled with activities & trips! Bring your son/daughter here and you won't be disappointed! Ayeee, JDT, JDT!