Take A Family Spring Break (NAPSA)—An increasing number of families find togetherness by run- ning away from home—together. Many get a jump on the vacation season by taking a break in the springtime to visit somewhere warm and welcoming. Research shows that Orlando is the number one family spring break destina- tion in the country. In fact, each year many families gather in Orlando to experience a celebra- tion of re-connecting called Family Spring Break™. With that in mind, the Orlando /Orange County Convention & Visitors Bureau, Inc. (Orlando CVB) offers these tips. Purchasetickets to the attrac- tions in advance in order to go straight through the turnstiles. Discount attraction tickets can be bought before you arrive to the parks. Visit the Web for more details (orlandoinfo.com/springbreak). If you are driving, rent a The road to happiness for many families may take them on a springtimetrip. ing shows and events. Get your hand stamped for re-entry when DVD or VCR player and bring leaving the attraction. Consider renting a stroller at glasses and a hat for protection from the sunshine that makes the area a popular warm weatherdes- the way out of the parks to avoid having to carry them aroundall movies to keep the kids occupied. Don’t forget sunscreen, sun- tination year-round. Take a change of clothes for the day’s outing and wear comfortable shoes. Many attractions have water rides that will get you wet, but keep you cool. Most the parks to save wear and tear on little feet and adult backs. Purchase larger souvenirs on day. Try to choose brightly colored T-shirts for every member of the family so you can easily identify yourselves in a crowd. Don’t forget the video and still cameras to capture all the theme parks offer lockers for a nominalfee. made-in-Orlando memories. pool and return at night for excit- onto orlandoinfo.com/springbreak. Take a break from the parks in the afternoon to relax by the For vacation package information, call 1-888-ORL-4FUNor log
