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Which theme parks in Central Florida should we cover more often?Written by Robert Niles
Thank you to everyone who voted and commented last week in our poll about increasing coverage at Southern California theme parks. (And look for more stories about Universal Studios Hollywood in the months to come, as a result!) Today, I'd like to throw open the same vote for Central Florida.Published: September 12, 2012 at 1:44 PM Again, I know from looking at years of pageview traffic that readers love coverage of the Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando theme parks. So I want to know what else in Central Florida you'd like to read about more often. Remember, I'm talking about increases in coverage here. I'm not planning to cut back anything - I'm just looking for direction from you on how best to spend my time and resources when adding new reviews, tips, advice, and trip reports to the site. (I'll always coverage major news about new and closing attractions, etc.) After all, if you'd rather not read more about something, I don't want to waste my time and money writing more about it. So we've got the three major non-Disney, non-Universal parks on the ballot this week: SeaWorld Orlando, Busch Gardens Tampa, and Legoland Florida. In addition, I've included Downtown Disney and Universal's CityWalk Orlando, to see how much demand you have for additional coverage of Disney and Universal, outside the six main theme parks. SeaWorld Orlando
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Readers' OpinionsFrom Mark Hollamon on September 13, 2012 at 4:22 AM
I'm a Florida resident, so I look forward to all the articles regarding the FL attractions. I thought the voting results so far for Legoland were interesting but but surprising. This article has been archived and is no longer accepting comments. Previous article: What's new on the discussion board: Say good-bye to the Space Spiral |
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I'd read them anyways. Also, while I'm not an adult, I'm going to Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party Friday night. I would be willing to cover it if you need someone :)