Question:
Any free cupon sites for Orlando attractions - not attached to timeshare presentations.?
Gizmo1954
2006-02-24 22:28:45 UTC
Any free activities or interesting places to visit other than theme parks in Orlando
Two answers:
thornfield8998
2006-04-06 06:57:51 UTC
You can get coupon books to various attractions and restaurants in almost every store here, just wander into a grocery store, Walmart, or Perkins restaurant and you'll find a stack of coupon books in the lobby.



As for interesting sites, I recommend Titanic: The Experience, Arabian Nights or Medieval Times, Downtown Disney, and Old Town.



Also, a great day or night out would be to visit the Beach CLub, Yacht Club, and/or Boardwalk at Disney, all three are connected around a lagoon and it's a nice walk (or you can rent bikes/surreys) with restaurants and shops and such.
tech_fanatic
2006-02-25 07:15:48 UTC
There are a lot of great places to visit. You could go to the many surrounding shopping areas, you could go to Old Town, Downtown Disney and City Walk are great and can be free. You could take a drive and go to several different places, or even head to the beach.



As far as something like a park that is free, this is going to be a little harder to find. I like places like Wonderworks and Ripley's and Hard Rock Vault, they are less expensive than a theme park, and just as fun. You could also go to water parks, putt-putt golfing, arcades, etc. There is a lot to do there outside of the theme parks.



But to get free tickets to Disney the only way to do this is to do a timeshare tour. The best thing to do is to look online to see if there are any discounts, just do a search, you will find lots of information. If you don't find anything good, you could always wait until you get there and use the coupon books that you will find everywhere.



Hope this helps


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